Jay Jeffers's New Book Shows Off His Most Daring Interiors

San Francisco Magazine Erin Feher Matthew Millman The designer’s bold moves made him a star early in his career. Fifteen years later, his work is as sassy and swaggering as ever. They say you never forget your first. For me, it’s been true. I remember the encounter like it was yesterday: all the little details, like the pure-white sheepskin on the floor, the vintage cabinet with two little apple-shaped mirrors on its doors, and that wallpaper—hot damn, that wallpaper. I was a fledgling des...