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Photos by Aubrie Pick.

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Living room shelves are styled with plants, books, pillows and frames using plexi rather than glass.

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The vintage Danish candlesticks were collected from local antique shops and Etsy.

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Janette's advice for selecting house plants is to ask vendors at the Flower Mart which ones will best serve your needs.

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Vintage kilim pillows were sourced from Craigslist and eBay.

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These alphabet blocks spell out different words depending on the day's mood.

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Succulent clippings line the kitchen windowsill.

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A mother-daughter smooch.

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Viv's light-filled nursery.

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A nursery art gallery wall featuring work by Alyson Fox, Lisa Congdon and Matthew Korbel-Bowers.

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Janette in her living room.

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On the border of Alamo Square Park (overlooking the Full House family's famous picnic spot!) lives Janette Yost Crawford, head of expansion for Homepolish and mother to 3-year-old Viv. With a deep love for comfortable, practical, and beautiful design, one of Janette's solutions for both a toddler-and visitor-friendly home (translation: enough space for play dates and a neighborly cocktail hour—not necessarily mutually exclusive events) was to keep half of the living room furniture free. Click through to see how she keeps the rest of the home balanced for both children and adults! 

Plants:SF Flower Mart

Living Room Rug: Vintage from Stuff 

Moon Phases Print: Fredrik Akum via Little Paper Planes

Multicolor Landscape: Tchmo via Society 6

Sectional:Ikea, legs from Discount Builders Supply

Alphabet Blocks:Areaware

Bed:West Elm

Rocking Chair: Vintage from Stuff 

Painted Ladies Print: Lisa Congdon via The Bold Italic

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