Designer Nicole Hollis Opened Dogpatch Retail Shop
The San Francisco space offers home decor and textiles previously sourced for private design projects.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Interior Decorating
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Interior designer Nicole Hollis has launched a new retail storefront in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood. Located within the Minnesota Street Project, the shop makes private design pieces available to the public.
Why it matters
The retail expansion aims to provide local homeowners access to design-forward items that were previously reserved for private commissions. This development follows a period of transition at the Minnesota Street Project, where several galleries have closed since mid-2025.
The shop carries more than 200 limited-edition pieces curated from 25 years of brand operation. It operates Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the former Anglim/Trimble Gallery space.
The players
Nicole Hollis
An interior designer who previously gained recognition for work on a Presidio estate and now operates a flagship retail space in San Francisco.
Minnesota Street Project
A San Francisco arts and culture campus in the Dogpatch neighborhood that serves as a hub for galleries and creative retail.
The details
The designer transformed the former gallery footprint at the Minnesota Street Project into a dedicated showroom for decor and textiles. Items are drawn from a 25-year archive of professional sourcing, intended to bridge the gap between bespoke interior design and public access. The space will further expand its inventory later this fall to include specialized items such as crystal decanters and hand-cast bronze bowls.
Timeline
The shop is open for visitors Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Gallery closures in the surrounding area began in mid-2025.
New crystal and bronze items are expected for preview in fall 2026.
The Home Front
This opening marks a shift in the tenant mix at the Minnesota Street Project, which has seen several galleries depart since mid-2025. The transition highlights a broader trend in local arts districts where commercial retail is increasingly occupying former high-end gallery spaces.
If you are looking to source high-end textiles or unique decor, the new shop offers a chance to view items that were previously limited to private design clients. Consider visiting during regular operating hours to preview seasonal arrivals, such as the upcoming crystal and bronze collections.
The takeaway
The arrival of this shop offers a new resource for unique, designer-curated home accents in the Dogpatch neighborhood. Residents looking for statement pieces should monitor the shop's seasonal transitions, specifically the arrival of new crystal and bronze collections expected later this fall.
Further reading
For more ideas on sourcing unique home accents, explore the Interior Decorating section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The San Francisco Standard.
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