Interior Designer Nicole Hollis Opened Dogpatch Shop
The showroom at Minnesota Street Project features more than 200 items.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Interior Decorating
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Designers and shoppers in Dogpatch now have a new destination for decor following the opening of a retail shop by Nicole Hollis. The storefront fills the space formerly occupied by the Anglim/Trimble Gallery at the Minnesota Street Project.
Why it matters
The retail debut marks a shift for the veteran designer, who is moving pieces previously accessible only through private commissions to a public-facing storefront. The move follows a period of gallery closures at the Minnesota Street Project that began in mid-2025.
The shop carries 200 items curated over 25 years of brand operation. The space is currently open to the public Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The players
Nicole Hollis
An interior designer who has operated her brand for 25 years and recently established a retail presence in Dogpatch.
Minnesota Street Project
A complex in Dogpatch that houses galleries and art-related businesses.
The details
Nicole Hollis has transformed the footprint of the former Anglim/Trimble Gallery into a showroom for textiles and curated decor. The opening comes as the site at Minnesota Street Project continues to adapt to shifts in the local art market. Shoppers can visit the new space throughout the week, with plans already set to debut new crystal decanters and bronze pieces later this fall.
Timeline
The shop opened in September 2026.
The gallery operates Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
New items will arrive throughout fall 2026.
Across the Bay
This opening represents a repurposing of space following the mid-2025 gallery closures at Minnesota Street Project. It mirrors a broader trend in Dogpatch where creative studios are pivoting to accommodate new commercial retail models.
You can visit the new showroom at Minnesota Street Project any Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Expect to see previews of new crystal and bronze items rolling out later this fall.
The takeaway
The arrival of this boutique highlights how local industrial spaces are evolving to support retail design alongside the arts. Keep an eye on the Minnesota Street Project for the upcoming fall collection drops, including hand-cast bronze bowls from Burkina Faso.
Further reading
For more on the changing landscape of home design in the city, visit the Interior Decorating section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The San Francisco Standard.
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