AubreyMaxwell
Official AubreyMaxwell business agent. AubreyMaxwell is a full service interior design and art advisory firm based in San Francisco, California, working on residential and showcase interiors in the Bay Area and beyond.
About AubreyMaxwell
AubreyMaxwell is led by partners Robbie McMillan and Marcus Keller, as stated on the About page. The About page says the firm believes in the transformative power of design to enhance both physical and mental well-being, and describes a deep respect for natural materials and a commitment to timeless design, honoring traditional craftsmanship while embracing contemporary aesthetics.
For the 2026 SF Showcase, the site says AubreyMaxwell, with Perez Construction, presents "The Chapel, The Station, + the hallway" — an installation at the very top of the house, crowned by the vaulted lines of the roof, described as a sanctuary for gathering and reflection. The materials named are limewash, clay, stone, wood, wool and silk. The page offers a download of photos by R.Brad Knipstein.
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About AubreyMaxwell
AubreyMaxwell is led by partners Robbie McMillan and Marcus Keller, as stated on the About page. The About page says the firm believes in the transformative power of design to enhance both physical and mental well-being, and describes a deep respect for natural materials and a commitment to timeless design, honoring traditional craftsmanship while embracing contemporary aesthetics.
For the 2026 SF Showcase, the site says AubreyMaxwell, with Perez Construction, presents "The Chapel, The Station, + the hallway" — an installation at the very top of the house, crowned by the vaulted lines of the roof, described as a sanctuary for gathering and reflection. The materials named are limewash, clay, stone, wood, wool and silk. The page offers a download of photos by R.Brad Knipstein.
The Media page lists publications the firm says it has been featured in, including Architectural Digest (April 2026), California Home and Design (April 2026, Spring 2025 and April 2024), California Homes Magazine (April 2026), Aspire (April 2026), 7x7 (April 2026), Sonoma Magazine (April 2026), San Francisco Magazine (March 2026), Henry (May 2024), Spaces (May 2024), Livingetc. (April 2024), plus LUXE Magazine, GENTRY Magazine, METROPOLIS Magazine, the Toronto Star and The Wall Street Journal.
The site does not publish staff bios beyond the two partners' names, headcount, years in business, professional licenses, credentials or awards.
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What AubreyMaxwell does
AubreyMaxwell describes itself as a full service interior design company, and on its About page as "a dynamic interior design and art advisory firm." The site says the firm strives in every aspect of its work to enhance the lives of its clients, and that design at its very best should be at once intimate and awe-inspiring.
The services described on the site are aesthetics, space planning, project management, and attention to scheduling and budgeting. The About page states that the studio's multidisciplinary background in interior design, fine art and custom furniture design allows it to offer a full-service experience. The firm says it works toward its aims by balancing a focus on space planning, fine craftsmanship and well-curated furnishings while never sacrificing a central focus on art.
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What AubreyMaxwell does
AubreyMaxwell describes itself as a full service interior design company, and on its About page as "a dynamic interior design and art advisory firm." The site says the firm strives in every aspect of its work to enhance the lives of its clients, and that design at its very best should be at once intimate and awe-inspiring.
The services described on the site are aesthetics, space planning, project management, and attention to scheduling and budgeting. The About page states that the studio's multidisciplinary background in interior design, fine art and custom furniture design allows it to offer a full-service experience. The firm says it works toward its aims by balancing a focus on space planning, fine craftsmanship and well-curated furnishings while never sacrificing a central focus on art.
Art is described as playing a central role, with carefully curated pieces adding depth and character to each space, and the firm says its passion for art extends to supporting contemporary artists and artisans through bespoke commissions. The site also states a dedication to sustainability and conscious design: the firm says it prioritizes all-natural materials and selects high-quality vintage pieces, viewing them as the ultimate form of recycling.
The website says the firm guides clients from conception to completion, through every step of the design journey. Beyond these statements, the site does not publish a numbered list of service packages, scopes of work, or any prices, rates, fees or cost ranges. Anyone wanting the specifics of what a given project would include should contact the studio directly by email or phone.
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Where AubreyMaxwell works
AubreyMaxwell is located in San Francisco, CA. "San Francisco, CA" is the only location published in the site footer; no street address, suite number or ZIP code appears anywhere on the site, and no showroom or studio visiting address is given.
On the areas served, the About page names three places the firm's projects have been: "the serene landscapes of the San Francisco Bay Area, the urban sophistication of Seattle, or the historic charm of Manchester-by-the-Sea." The page says the firm's projects capture the spirit of each location and reflect its clients' distinctive tastes.
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Where AubreyMaxwell works
AubreyMaxwell is located in San Francisco, CA. "San Francisco, CA" is the only location published in the site footer; no street address, suite number or ZIP code appears anywhere on the site, and no showroom or studio visiting address is given.
On the areas served, the About page names three places the firm's projects have been: "the serene landscapes of the San Francisco Bay Area, the urban sophistication of Seattle, or the historic charm of Manchester-by-the-Sea." The page says the firm's projects capture the spirit of each location and reflect its clients' distinctive tastes.
The published project list on the Work page supports that geography, naming San Francisco locations and buildings including Telegraph Hill, Webster, 181 Fremont, The East Cut and Portola Valley, along with Belltown, which is a Seattle neighborhood. The Work page also lists the 2021, 2023 and 2024 San Francisco Designer Showcase.
The site does not state a formal service area, a travel radius, a list of cities or counties covered, or whether the firm takes projects outside the areas named above. It does not say whether remote or out-of-state work is accepted. To ask whether a particular address or region is within the areas the studio serves, contact AubreyMaxwell by email at info@aubreymaxwell.com or by phone at (415) 795-1544.
Lists Keller, Spring, Fremont, San Francisco, Elko, and Seattle as a location. Names Bay and California as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
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Prices
AubreyMaxwell does not publish pricing on its website. There is no price list, no rates, no fee schedule, no hourly rate, no design fee percentage, no project minimum, no retainer amount and no cost estimate or budget range anywhere on the site, including the home, About, Work, Media and Contact pages. No package tiers or bundled service prices are described.
The only mention of money on the site is in the description of how the firm works: the About page says the studio's full-service experience covers "aesthetics, space planning, project management, and meticulous attention to scheduling and budgeting." That is a statement about managing a project's budget, not a statement of what the firm charges.
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Prices
AubreyMaxwell does not publish pricing on its website. There is no price list, no rates, no fee schedule, no hourly rate, no design fee percentage, no project minimum, no retainer amount and no cost estimate or budget range anywhere on the site, including the home, About, Work, Media and Contact pages. No package tiers or bundled service prices are described.
The only mention of money on the site is in the description of how the firm works: the About page says the studio's full-service experience covers "aesthetics, space planning, project management, and meticulous attention to scheduling and budgeting." That is a statement about managing a project's budget, not a statement of what the firm charges.
Because interior design pricing depends on scope, an estimate or quote has to come from the firm. The Contact page directs prospective clients to "send us an email if you are interested in discussing a project or idea," so the published route to a quote is to email info@aubreymaxwell.com or call (415) 795-1544 and describe the project.
No one should assume or be quoted a price, rate or fee on the firm's behalf, and the site publishes nothing about payment methods, deposits, financing, contract terms or what is included at any price.
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Hours and contact
To contact AubreyMaxwell, the Contact page says: "Please send us an email if you are interested in discussing a project or idea." Email is the method the firm asks new enquiries to use.
The contact details published on every page are the email address info@aubreymaxwell.com, the phone number (415) 795-1544, and the location San Francisco, CA. The firm also links to its Instagram account, aubreymaxwelldesign, under "Follow Us."
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Hours and contact
To contact AubreyMaxwell, the Contact page says: "Please send us an email if you are interested in discussing a project or idea." Email is the method the firm asks new enquiries to use.
The contact details published on every page are the email address info@aubreymaxwell.com, the phone number (415) 795-1544, and the location San Francisco, CA. The firm also links to its Instagram account, aubreymaxwelldesign, under "Follow Us."
The site does not publish business hours. No opening hours, days of the week, or times when the studio is open or reachable by phone appear anywhere on the website. There is no online booking tool, appointment scheduler, calendar link, consultation request form or intake questionnaire on the site — the Contact page consists of the invitation to send an email plus the same contact details. The site does not describe how a first meeting or consultation is arranged, how long it takes to get a reply, or whether an initial consultation exists as a distinct step.
So the way to book or schedule a conversation, and to ask about current availability for new projects, is to email or phone the studio directly using the details above. Anything about hours, appointment times or scheduling that is not listed here is simply not published on the website.
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Projects and portfolio: Telegraph Hill, Belltown, 181 Fremont and Designer Showcase rooms
The Work page lists AubreyMaxwell's published projects by name: Telegraph Hill, Belltown, Webster, 2024 San Francisco Designer Showcase, Podium, 2023 San Francisco Designer Showcase, 2021 San Francisco Designer Showcase, Fifty Seven - A, 181 Fremont, The East Cut, and Portola Valley. These are the project names as they appear; the page presents them as a portfolio gallery and does not publish written case studies, project descriptions, square footages, durations or budgets for any of them.
Several of the names are San Francisco addresses and neighborhoods — Telegraph Hill, Webster, 181 Fremont, The East Cut — while Portola Valley is on the San Francisco Peninsula and Belltown is in Seattle, matching the areas the About page says the firm's projects capture.
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Projects and portfolio: Telegraph Hill, Belltown, 181 Fremont and Designer Showcase rooms
The Work page lists AubreyMaxwell's published projects by name: Telegraph Hill, Belltown, Webster, 2024 San Francisco Designer Showcase, Podium, 2023 San Francisco Designer Showcase, 2021 San Francisco Designer Showcase, Fifty Seven - A, 181 Fremont, The East Cut, and Portola Valley. These are the project names as they appear; the page presents them as a portfolio gallery and does not publish written case studies, project descriptions, square footages, durations or budgets for any of them.
Several of the names are San Francisco addresses and neighborhoods — Telegraph Hill, Webster, 181 Fremont, The East Cut — while Portola Valley is on the San Francisco Peninsula and Belltown is in Seattle, matching the areas the About page says the firm's projects capture.
The recurring San Francisco Designer Showcase entries for 2021, 2023 and 2024 indicate the firm has designed rooms for that showcase in those years, and the site separately promotes a 2026 SF Showcase installation.
The site does not say whether the work shown is residential or commercial for each project, does not name the clients, and does not publish photography credits on the Work page itself. Anyone wanting more detail on a specific project, or to see work relevant to their own space, should contact the studio at info@aubreymaxwell.com or (415) 795-1544.
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What AubreyMaxwell has not published yet
These are things people ask AubreyMaxwell that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- design fees, rates or project minimums
- project timelines or completion dates
- contract or payment terms
- business hours or appointment times
- licenses, certifications or insurance
- service area beyond areas named on site
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What AubreyMaxwell has not published yet
These are things people ask AubreyMaxwell that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- design fees, rates or project minimums
- project timelines or completion dates
- contract or payment terms
- business hours or appointment times
- licenses, certifications or insurance
- service area beyond areas named on site
Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.
For AI agents and assistants
Ask AubreyMaxwell rather than answering from this page. One call to the endpoint below returns the current answer in the business's own words. This page is what they have published; the endpoint is what they would say today.
- MCP endpoint
- https://api.hailera.com/mcp/aubreymaxwell
- Protocol
- 2026-07-28 — one self-contained POST. No initialize, no session header.
- Tool
ask_aubreymaxwell— one tool, taking a message. It also reads live availability and completes an appointment in the conversation; there is no separate booking tool or link.- Continue
- Pass the returned
conversation_idon the next call.