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For the first time since our founding, FENNIE+MEHL has a new principal. We are proud to announce the promotion of our own Jenna Ruth, a design maven with an entrepreneurial mind.

The idea for the firm was born during a Baja road trip between friends, was realized in Ned’s garage, and has flourished for 20 years now in San Francisco. We’re aging, nicely.

For the fourth year in a row, F+M has partnered with the kind of innovative thinkers that allow us to win International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Honor Awards.

Curbed lets us inside the once down-on-its-luck Victorian Doug and his wife purchased as newlyweds. Marrying patient restoration with a modern addition, he created his dream home.

As we do every Valentine’s Day, we give thanks to our clients, for their support helped San Francisco seniors connect to the outside world through daily Meals on Wheels deliveries.

F+M’s design for GitHub makes Architectural Digest’s Top 10 most innovative headquarters list. Certainly the reception room – an exact replica of The White House – made an impression.

Forbes magazine highlights our own lead designer Jenna Ruth as a true design style maker, asking her to share the favorite locations in San Francisco that are sources of constant inspiration.

Ned Fennie explains to the Wall Street Journal why a strict open floor plan is not a perfect solution for employee productivity, and highlights how F+M helped Silicon Valley Bank get it right.

F+M, known for mindfully designing spaces that attract and retain top-tier tech hires, was highlighted in a recent TechRepublic article explaining just how it’s done and why this is a smart business decision.