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Photos by Lauren Edith Andersen.

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To find graphic posters no one else would have, the client shopped art sites' "least popular" items.

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Designer Jason Wong warmed up the space with a few pale yellow accents.

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A neutral color palette allows art to pop.

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We love how this classic San Francisco Victorian is modernized with simple, classic furnishings.

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Chairs from Restoration Hardware perfectly complement a family heirloom dining table.

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Mirrored trays, from the couple's wedding, make for timeless wall art.

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The statement chandelier was purchased from Arteriors.

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One wall of wallpaper in the bedroom adds the right amount of pattern.

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The pup loves it too! Photos by Lauren Edith Andersen.

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For style-savvy newlyweds in Laurel Heights, five hours with Homepolish designer Jason Wong was all they needed to turn their apartment into the classic, well-tailored home they'd always dreamed of. Jason’s advice for a space like this one is to balance masculine and feminine shapes, styles, and colors. “Those extremes, when kept in a few key pieces as well as art and accessories, can breathe sophistication into a space.” 

Sofa:HD Buttercup

Coffee Table: Craigslist, refinished by GRIT

Chandelier:Arteriors

Dining Table: Family heirloom, refinished by GRIT

Dining Chairs:Restoration Hardware