A design study for the Sapphire Clubhouse lounge during late afternoon

The Clubhouse • Opening Oct 1st

A Clubhouse For The Full Day

We are actively exploring San Francisco spaces for Sapphire Clubhouse, guided by focused work, good hospitality, and long evenings.

01 • Day

Come In Before Lunch

A proper desk, excellent coffee, and enough quiet for focused work, with familiar people nearby when a conversation is useful.

A member working at an Apple Studio Display on a walnut desk in the Clubhouse

02 • Work

A Private Library Built For Work

Walnut desks, excellent chairs, brass light, and integrated technology support focused work in a residential setting.

Walnut/Studio Display/Brass/Foliage
The Table

A working lunch in the afternoon, then a full club dinner later that evening.

The Bar

Dark stone, aged brass, low stools, and a setting designed for conversation.

The Library

Books, member notes, and quiet corners for reading, thinking, or a private conversation.

Members in quiet conversation at the Clubhouse bar beside a piano

03 • Night

Stay Late

After sunset, the clubhouse shifts into oxblood and amber light, with jazz, drinks, and unhurried conversation.

04 • The Program

What The Right Space Must Hold

The search follows the rhythm of a full day, from focused work through dinner and the hours that follow.

01

Arrive

Entry • Lockers • Shower

A discreet threshold with dedicated storage and a place to reset between the city and the clubhouse.

02

Work

Library • Desks • Call Booths • Meeting Table

Proper desks, excellent chairs, acoustic privacy, and enough quiet for serious work.

03

Gather

Salon • Bar • Dining Table

A residential center for coffee, lunch, drinks, monthly dinners, and the conversations between them.

04

Stay

Piano • Reading Corners • Late Table

Low light, music, books, and comfortable places that make leaving feel premature.