Stephen and Ayesha Curry's 'reimagined' beige living room balances warm minimalism with refined elegance

Stephen and Ayesha Curry have transformed their San Francisco condo into an 'absolute sanctuary' in the clouds – and luckily for us, Ayesha has shared details on how we can recreate the look.

'I've teamed up with Pottery Barn to reimagine our San Francisco home and transform it into an absolute sanctuary that truly reflects who we are as a family,' Ayesha says. The restaurateur shares the home with Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry and their three children. 

'If you know me, you know how much I cherish my family time, and having a space where we can unwind and recharge is everything,' she comments. 'You'll see how we've seamlessly blended comfort and elegance, creating rooms that are not only beautiful but also functional.'

The neutral living room, seen below, exemplifies how we can create a space that caters to our practical needs – without sacrificing style. Here's what their decorating decisions involved. 

'I'm obsessed with the living room – it's cozy with a luxe vibe, and the color palette feels really zen,' Ayesha shared with Pottery Barn. 

This partnership is a continuation of her already rich history with the decor company. She recently launched her Sweet July by Ayesha Curry x Pottery Barn collection that similarly comprises natural textures and earthy hues – similar to those seen in this living room.

It's hard to choose a stand-out piece in this room, but if we were pressured, we'd have to say the Dream Square Sectional sofa comes out on top. We love the rust colorway that oozes warm minimalism and creates a statement against the room's lighter hues – from the boucle round armchairs to the white paint that serves as a beautiful blank canvas. 

You can shop more of our favorite picks from the living room below. 

'This location is really prime for us,' Ayesha adds in the footage below. 

'It's right in between where Stephen goes to work and my restaurant International Smoke. We do everything out of this space...so we wanted something a little bit elevated that's still livable – and also a place [where] we could feel proud of and confident in if we were entertaining.' We would say her mission is well and truly accomplished.