Designer Taylor Silleman Opened BACI in Napa

The new home goods store and design studio launched at the First Street Napa complex on August 25, 2026.

Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Interior Decorating

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Designer Taylor Silleman officially opened BACI, a curated home goods store and design studio, in downtown Napa on August 25, 2026. Located within the First Street Napa complex, the shop features an array of international and local artisanal products.

Why it matters

The opening brings a new design-focused retail option to the First Street Napa area, offering residents and visitors specialized home decor sourced from global and local artists.

BACI offers products ranging from $7 greeting cards to $700 artisan vases. The inventory includes linens, textiles, ceramics, dinnerware, glassware, candles, and bath products sourced from artists in Napa, Italy, France, India, and Morocco.

The players

Taylor Silleman

Taylor Silleman is the designer and proprietor behind the newly opened BACI home goods store and design studio in Napa.

BACI

BACI is a home goods store and design studio located at 1300 First St. in the First Street Napa complex.

The details

Located at 1300 First St., Suite 221, the space functions as both a retail storefront and a professional design studio. The collection highlights a mix of global craftsmanship with local Napa influence, focusing on high-end interior accents.

Timeline

  1. BACI opened its doors in downtown Napa on August 25, 2026.

Culture Shift

BACI represents the latest addition to the First Street Napa retail development revitalization plan. This move reflects a broader trend of independent design studios anchoring themselves in curated urban retail complexes to reach upscale consumers.

Local shoppers and design enthusiasts can now visit the studio at 1300 First St. to browse international textiles and ceramics in person. The store provides a new local resource for those looking to source home decor items directly from professional design-led inventory.

The takeaway

The addition of BACI to the downtown area provides Napa residents with a centralized location to access globally sourced artisan goods. Visitors are encouraged to explore the shop as a destination for both high-end home decor pieces and small decorative gifts.

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Source note: This article includes information reported by Napa Valley Register.

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