How Erin Conway Restored a Hidden Family Room in Her 1909 California Victorian | Living Room Tour

Interior designer and Kismet House founder Erin Conway walks us through the two beautifully restored living spaces inside her 1909 Victorian vernacular home in Pacific Grove, California. In the cozy family room — once used as a bedroom with sealed pocket doors — bold Farrow & Ball Dead Salmon pink walls set the stage for a blue sofa, a green chaise Erin coveted for months before buying herself for her birthday, a $40 Facebook Marketplace cabinet that stops every guest in their tracks, and an Anthropologie mural framed by hand-added molding. Through the restored pocket doors, the main living room reveals a Victorian marble mantel rescued from Smith College, original built-in bookcases, botanical prints from her late mother's collection, and a Leland chandelier casting rainbows across the room at different times of day. Watch the full episode on Homeworthy:    • HOUSE TOUR | Inside a Gut-Renovated 115-ye...   For more extraordinary home tours, visit our website: https://homeworthy.com/ Follow us on Instagram:   / homeworthy   Follow us on TikTok:   / homeworthy   #LivingRoomDesign #LivingRoomDecor #VictorianHome #PacificGrove #CaliforniaHome #FarrowAndBall #RestoredHome #PocketDoors #LivingRoomInspo #ColorfulHome #FacebookMarketplace #HistoricHome #InteriorDesign #KismetHouse #Homeworthy