Designer Nicole Hollis Opened Dogpatch Retail Shop
The interior designer has launched a curated storefront at the Minnesota Street Project in San Francisco.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Interior Decorating
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Interior designer Nicole Hollis has opened a new retail shop in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood. The store occupies the space formerly held by the Anglim/Trimble Gallery at the Minnesota Street Project.
Why it matters
The shop makes previously private design pieces and textiles accessible to a broader audience for the first time. This opening marks a transition for the designer, who is curating items sourced over two decades of professional work.
The shop features more than 200 items sourced over 25 years of brand operation. The gallery operates from Tuesday through Saturday, with daily hours running from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The players
Nicole Hollis
An interior designer who has operated her own brand for 25 years.
Minnesota Street Project
An arts complex in the Dogpatch neighborhood that hosts various creative entities and galleries.
The details
The designer has transformed the former Anglim/Trimble Gallery space into a showroom for decor and textiles. Future additions to the space include a crystal decanter from Saint Louis and hand-cast bronze bowls from Maison Intègre, expected to debut later this fall.
Timeline
Mid-2025: Local gallery closures began at the Minnesota Street Project.
September 30, 2026: The retail space opened to the public.
Fall 2026: New crystal and bronze items will be previewed in the space.
Culture Shift
The opening follows a period where Minnesota Street Project saw several gallery closures since mid-2025. This retail arrival signals a shift in the neighborhood's creative occupancy as the space adapts to new commercial models.
Residents and design enthusiasts can visit the new space Tuesday through Saturday to view the curated collection. The arrival of the shop changes the local offerings available within the Dogpatch art complex.
The takeaway
Collectors can now access designer pieces previously unavailable to the general public. Visitors should check the store hours to ensure the gallery is open for viewings before traveling to the Dogpatch neighborhood.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The San Francisco Standard.
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