Five rectangular wooden panels with intricate geometric cut-out patterns stand propped against a wall. The designs vary, including interlocked arches, latticework, and overlapping circles. The panels are light brown and cast shadows on the floor and each other.
A woman with wavy blonde hair in a black shirt stands in profile, gently holding patterned beige curtains, looking out a bright window, with soft light illuminating her face and upper body.
Watercolor illustration of a bright living room with a sofa, armchairs, coffee table, two tall potted plants, a wooden cabinet, and several windows letting in sunlight. Neutral tones dominate the space, creating a calm, elegant atmosphere.
Two people in hard hats hang a large architectural drawing of an ornate fountain on a wall indoors. One stands on a ladder adjusting the sheet, while the other stands below, pointing upward. The floor appears unfinished concrete.
A shelf holds upright binders labeled: ARCH ELEMENTS/MANTELS, CABINETS & CASEWORK, BED COVERINGS, DINING TABLES, NIGHTSTANDS, END/SIDE, and CONSO. The binders are white with red and black text and neatly organized side by side.
A person in a plaid shirt sketches detailed blue designs with a pencil on translucent paper. The drawing features leaves, grapes, and acorns. One hand holds the pencil while the other steadies the paper. The person wears a silver ring.
A man with graying hair and a beard, wearing a purple jacket, sits at a desk examining color samples and fabric swatches in an open catalog, with colorful thread samples and papers spread around him.
A woman with blonde hair and glasses, dressed in a white blouse, studies large architectural blueprints at a glass table in a well-decorated office with books, art, and sculptures on shelves behind her.
Several rolled-up architectural blueprints are stacked together. The visible sections display text, project details, and the Tucker & Marks logo printed in black on white paper. Each blueprint is secured with a rubber band.
A woman in a red patterned blouse talks on the phone while writing on paper at a white desk adorned with flowers. Behind her, a wall displays a grid of framed photos showing elegant interior designs. The setting appears modern and well-organized.
Three adults sit at a table in a bright library, writing in notebooks and smiling. Bookshelves filled with colorful books are in the background, and the light highlights the groups focused and friendly atmosphere.
A person with long blond hair in a ponytail, wearing a light gray blazer, stands with their back to the camera and reaches for a book on a shelf full of assorted books, mostly with red and white spines, in a library or bookstore.
A person in a plaid shirt sketches detailed blue designs with a pencil on translucent paper. The drawing features leaves, grapes, and acorns. One hand holds the pencil while the other steadies the paper. The person wears a silver ring.
A woman with wavy blonde hair in a black shirt stands in profile, gently holding patterned beige curtains, looking out a bright window, with soft light illuminating her face and upper body.
Open drawer filled with assorted decorative ceramic tiles in various shapes, sizes, and colors, featuring intricate patterns, florals, geometrics, and star designs, all carefully arranged on a white cloth inside a flat metal cabinet.
A shelf holds upright binders labeled: ARCH ELEMENTS/MANTELS, CABINETS & CASEWORK, BED COVERINGS, DINING TABLES, NIGHTSTANDS, END/SIDE, and CONSO. The binders are white with red and black text and neatly organized side by side.
Several rolled-up architectural blueprints are stacked together. The visible sections display text, project details, and the Tucker & Marks logo printed in black on white paper. Each blueprint is secured with a rubber band.
Three adults work together in a modern office with white shelves filled with books and decor. Two women write on large architectural plans on a glass table, while a man stands behind them, observing. The setting appears professional and collaborative.
A woman with blonde hair and glasses, dressed in a white blouse, studies large architectural blueprints at a glass table in a well-decorated office with books, art, and sculptures on shelves behind her.
Modern office with cubicles, each with a chair, lamp, desk, and design materials. Background shows shelves filled with organized boxes and samples. Soft lighting and neutral tones create a calm, professional atmosphere. Central aisle leads to the shelving wall.
A woman with blonde hair in a black dress stands in front of a black wall, pinning or examining patterned paper. Behind her, bookshelves filled with books are visible, suggesting a library or creative workspace.
Five rectangular wooden panels with intricate geometric cut-out patterns stand propped against a wall. The designs vary, including interlocked arches, latticework, and overlapping circles. The panels are light brown and cast shadows on the floor and each other.
Watercolor of a bright, elegant living room with large windows, green plants, a sofa, armchairs, a coffee table, table lamps, a side table, and a tall wooden cabinet. Light streams in, highlighting muted beige and green tones.
Three adults sit at a table in a bright library, writing in notebooks and smiling. Bookshelves filled with colorful books are in the background, and the light highlights the groups focused and friendly atmosphere.

Tucker & Marks, Inc. is an interior design and decorating firm based in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1986 by Suzanne Tucker and Timothy Marks, the firm has grown to be one of the largest of its kind on the West Coast, designing luxurious and elegant, extremely comfortable and inviting homes. We create a broad spectrum of living environments – from well-appointed family homes, mountain lodges and beach houses, to country villas and estates as well as large apartments in some of San Francisco’s most prestigious addresses – for a steady stream of new and longtime clients. We work throughout the United States, from California to New York and the Eastern Seaboard, from Hawaii to Wyoming to Arkansas.

For 30-plus years, our mission has been one and the same: To create personalized living environments that our clients are proud to call home.

Large lantern light is suspended by chains from a white pergola frame above a patio. Three red ladders stand beneath. Tools and wires are scattered on the ground. Cream-colored walls with arched windows and columns are in the background. People work in the distance.
A man kneels on the floor, cutting a sheet of small, mosaic tiles with a utility knife. He works in a room with wooden planks, tape, tools, and cardboard boxes scattered around. A piece of cloth covers part of the floor in the background.
A man stands on a ladder beside large glass doors in a room under renovation, with wooden bookshelves, recessed ceiling, cardboard boxes, paint supplies, drop cloths, and sunlight streaming in from outside.
Two women smile as they hold and compare patterned fabric swatches. Behind them, a colorful collage of interior photos and fabric samples covers the wall, suggesting a creative design process or mood board for interior decorating.
A person in white work clothes paints a built-in cabinet in a long, narrow, unfinished hallway. Cabinet doors with hinges lean against the wall. Drop cloths and tools are scattered on the floor, and natural light comes from a skylight above.
A person using a power tool polishes a stone banister piece resting on two wooden workbenches. Sandpaper and tools are nearby. The individual wears a plaid shirt, but their face is not visible. The workspace appears to be a workshop or construction area.
A man measures floral wallpaper on a table in a room with patterned wallpaper. He wears glasses, a maroon shirt, and a tool belt. The room has wooden-framed windows, bright light, and various wallpapering tools and supplies scattered around.
A red crane lifts materials beside a tall white apartment building. Orange traffic cones block the street, with two worker vehicles parked nearby. The sky is overcast, and trimmed green bushes line the sidewalk in front of the building.
Two men install a black lantern on a beige wall. The man on the left in a green jacket points near a diamond-patterned vent, while the man on the right in a navy shirt holds the lantern. A second lantern with faux candles is mounted nearby.
A woman with blonde hair in a black dress pins colorful papers or fabric samples to a black display board. She stands in profile in front of shelves filled with books, focusing intently on her work. The scene suggests a creative or design environment.
Open drawer filled with assorted decorative ceramic tiles in various shapes, sizes, and colors, featuring intricate patterns, florals, geometrics, and star designs, all carefully arranged on a white cloth inside a flat metal cabinet.
A group of seven people stands in a partially constructed wooden building, facing tall stacked wood planks. They appear to be discussing building or renovation plans, and several are holding papers or folders. The interior walls show exposed wooden framing.
A woman with blonde hair in a black dress pins colorful papers or fabric samples to a black display board. She stands in profile in front of shelves filled with books, focusing intently on her work. The scene suggests a creative or design environment.
Two men install a black lantern on a beige wall. The man on the left in a green jacket points near a diamond-patterned vent, while the man on the right in a navy shirt holds the lantern. A second lantern with faux candles is mounted nearby.
A man measures floral wallpaper on a table in a room with patterned wallpaper. He wears glasses, a maroon shirt, and a tool belt. The room has wooden-framed windows, bright light, and various wallpapering tools and supplies scattered around.
A person using a power tool polishes a stone banister piece resting on two wooden workbenches. Sandpaper and tools are nearby. The individual wears a plaid shirt, but their face is not visible. The workspace appears to be a workshop or construction area.
A man kneels on the floor, cutting a sheet of small, mosaic tiles with a utility knife. He works in a room with wooden planks, tape, tools, and cardboard boxes scattered around. A piece of cloth covers part of the floor in the background.
Large lantern light is suspended by chains from a white pergola frame above a patio. Three red ladders stand beneath. Tools and wires are scattered on the ground. Cream-colored walls with arched windows and columns are in the background. People work in the distance.
A person in white work clothes paints a built-in cabinet in a long, narrow, unfinished hallway. Cabinet doors with hinges lean against the wall. Drop cloths and tools are scattered on the floor, and natural light comes from a skylight above.

Services

We specialize in comfortable high-end residential interiors that are tailored to each individual client. Our design work is highly detail oriented. We attend to our clients’ every need and desire – from designing custom furnishings and sumptuous upholstery, to procuring specialized lighting, finely detailed linens and beautiful accessories, and curating exceptional art and antique collections. We endeavor to design a home that encompasses our clients’ individual and personal style and we thrive on developing meaningful and personal relationships with our clients.

Suzanne Tucker heads the firm’s Design Studio, which includes the Design Principals and their teams, while Timothy Marks, as Managing Principal, oversees the business operations. Since its inception in 1987, the firm has grown to include the Interior Design Studio, a comprehensive Space Planning, Drafting and Production Department that is adept at working in a team environment with architects, contractors, landscape architects, lighting designers and other artisans, and a Purchasing Department to implement and supervise all production and expediting.

Principals

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Suzanne Tucker

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Suzanne Tucker is recognized today as one of the country’s leading interior designers. She and partner Timothy F. Marks founded Tucker & Marks in 1986, and the firm has long been considered one of the most respected and successful interior design firms in the U.S.

Growing up in Santa Barbara, Suzanne worked in London before returning to California. She became the protégée of legendary Michael Taylor whose larger than life interiors took California by storm. Tucker and Marks bought Taylor’s business after his untimely death in 1986. Tucker’s own style evolved to “European in look but West Coast in scale.” Known for her romantic approach to design, her style is luxurious, sophisticated, sumptuous, elegant and inviting.

Architectural Digest has honored Suzanne Tucker repeatedly as one of the AD100 Top Designers of the World. The Robb Report named her “The Best of the Best in Interior Design.” Suzanne was awarded the 2015 Design Leadership Award, the 2016 Julia Morgan Award, and in 2017, she was honored at the Inaugural ICAA NoCal Legacy Dinner. In 2020, Suzanne received a Doctorate of Humane Letters from the Academy of Art University and in 2023 Suzanne was the recipient of the Albert Hadley Lifetime Achievement Award from the New York School of Interior Design.

Suzanne is often asked to lecture on her work incorporating antiques, textiles & the decorative arts, a beloved subject matter. She is passionate about architecture and design and strives to “create beauty and serenity” for every client. She says, “I believe good design is not about trends or rules but about creating timeless beauty that enhances one’s daily life. It’s all about balance – color, form, proportion, scale, light, art, new and old. She is an avid traveler and finds that travel and the diversity of cultures enhance her passion and knowledge and inspire her in the creation of unforgettable rooms.

Suzanne serves as a Director on the National Board of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art. She is also one of the four founding Directors of the Northern California Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art and currently Director Emeritus, having served on the board for fourteen years. She has been the Chair of the San Francisco Fall Show since 2015. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Hearst Castle Preservation Foundation, on the West Coast Council of the Garden Conservancy and she is a member of the Design Leadership Network and The Leaders of Design.

Suzanne Tucker is recognized today as one of the country’s leading interior designers. She and partner Timothy F. Marks founded Tucker & Marks in 1986, and the firm has long been considered one of the most respected and successful interior design firms in the U.S.

Growing up in Santa Barbara, Suzanne worked in London before returning to California. She became the protégée of legendary Michael Taylor whose larger than life interiors took California by storm. Tucker and Marks bought Taylor’s business after his untimely death in 1986. Tucker’s own style evolved to “European in look but West Coast in scale.” Known for her romantic approach to design, her style is luxurious, sophisticated, sumptuous, elegant and inviting.

Architectural Digest has honored Suzanne Tucker repeatedly as one of the AD100 Top Designers of the World. The Robb Report named her “The Best of the Best in Interior Design.” Suzanne was awarded the 2015 Design Leadership Award, the 2016 Julia Morgan Award, and in 2017, she was honored at the Inaugural ICAA NoCal Legacy Dinner. In 2020, Suzanne received a Doctorate of Humane Letters from the Academy of Art University and in 2023 Suzanne was the recipient of the Albert Hadley Lifetime Achievement Award from the New York School of Interior Design.

Suzanne is often asked to lecture on her work incorporating antiques, textiles & the decorative arts, a beloved subject matter. She is passionate about architecture and design and strives to “create beauty and serenity” for every client. She says, “I believe good design is not about trends or rules but about creating timeless beauty that enhances one’s daily life. It’s all about balance – color, form, proportion, scale, light, art, new and old. She is an avid traveler and finds that travel and the diversity of cultures enhance her passion and knowledge and inspire her in the creation of unforgettable rooms.

Suzanne serves as a Director on the National Board of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art. She is also one of the four founding Directors of the Northern California Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art and currently Director Emeritus, having served on the board for fourteen years. She has been the Chair of the San Francisco Fall Show since 2015. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Hearst Castle Preservation Foundation, on the West Coast Council of the Garden Conservancy and she is a member of the Design Leadership Network and The Leaders of Design.

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Timothy F. Marks

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Timothy F. Marks, co-founder, Managing Principal and CFO of Tucker & Marks, has enjoyed a long career in design production and project management. He began with legendary designer Michael Taylor, where he oversaw the multitude of custom designs, supervised the production and manufacturing of furniture, lighting and textiles, and managed extensive installations of large projects from San Francisco to Saudi Arabia. He supervised operations until Taylor’s death in 1986, at which time Tim and Suzanne Tucker purchased Taylor’s interior design firm and formed Tucker & Marks.

Tim, a native of Michigan, graduated from the University of Colorado with a B.A. in English and attended the Harvard School of Business Executive Education Program. Tim oversees all management and business practices for Tucker & Marks.  He takes pride in the continuing high standards of the company, both professionally and aesthetically. Although Tim’s expertise is in business affairs, he takes pleasure in the creative aspect of the interior design profession and is passionate about design and architecture.

Timothy F. Marks, co-founder, Managing Principal and CFO of Tucker & Marks, has enjoyed a long career in design production and project management. He began with legendary designer Michael Taylor, where he oversaw the multitude of custom designs, supervised the production and manufacturing of furniture, lighting and textiles, and managed extensive installations of large projects from San Francisco to Saudi Arabia. He supervised operations until Taylor’s death in 1986, at which time Tim and Suzanne Tucker purchased Taylor’s interior design firm and formed Tucker & Marks.

Tim, a native of Michigan, graduated from the University of Colorado with a B.A. in English and attended the Harvard School of Business Executive Education Program. Tim oversees all management and business practices for Tucker & Marks.  He takes pride in the continuing high standards of the company, both professionally and aesthetically. Although Tim’s expertise is in business affairs, he takes pleasure in the creative aspect of the interior design profession and is passionate about design and architecture.

Community

We support the following organizations

The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art

Suzanne serves as a Director on the National ICAA Board and has co-chaired the prestigious Arthur Ross Awards in New York since 2014. She is also one of the four founding Directors of the Northern California Chapter of the ICAA and currently Director Emeritus, having served on the board for fourteen years. Timothy Marks sat on the Board of Directors of the ICAA Northern California Chapter and has served as Treasurer.
classicist.org | classicist-nocal.org

Hearst Castle Preservation Foundation

Suzanne serves on the Board of Directors of the Hearst Castle Preservation Foundation.
hearstcastlepreservation.org

ASID

Suzanne Tucker is an ASID Allied member supporting the National organization and the California North Chapter.
asid.org | asidcalnorth.com

San Francisco Fall Show

Suzanne Tucker has been the San Francisco Fall Show Chair since 2015. She has also served on the advisory board of the San Francisco Fall Art & Antiques Show and was the annual chairperson of the Designers Circle.
sffallshow.org

The Environmental Design Archives

Suzanne Tucker was a founding board member of The Architectural Archives, now known as The Environmental Design Archives, permanently housed at UC Berkeley.
ced.berkeley.edu/cedarchives

Academy of Art University

Suzanne Tucker is on the Advisory Board of the Academy of Art University’s School of Interior Architecture & Design, and she is the recipient of an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from the Academy.
academyart.edu

The Garden Conservancy

Suzanne Tucker and Timothy Marks are Fellows of The Garden Conservancy.
gardenconservancy.org

The Leaders of Design

Suzanne Tucker is a member of The Leaders of Design.
leadersofdesign.com

De Young/Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco

Suzanne Tucker and Timothy Marks are members of the European Decorative Arts Council of the de Young/Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
deyoung.famsf.org

Design Leadership Network

Suzanne Tucker and Timothy Marks are members of the Design Leadership Network.
designleadershipnetwork.org

Marin Humane Society

Suzanne is an avid supporter of the Marin Humane Society.
marinhumanesociety.org