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Cartoloji
Modern contemporary home library featuring Cartoloji map pillows, Crate and Barrel Petri Sofa, CB2 floor lamp. Photo by Bhaval Shah Bell.
Maraya Interior Design
New sitting room off the master bedroom addition to a 1917 Spanish Revival home. White plaster walls, ceiling built to match the original ceiling beams and planks in the old part of the home.
Revitalize, update, and addition on a 1920's Old California home, thought to be a real George Washington Smith in Ojai, California. Wide, thick plaster arches, old farm paintings, comfortable, ranchy furniture give this place a real old world Spanish charm. Hand kotted antique rugs and fine bench made new furniture reflects the original style of Santa Barbara, CA, giving the sense this place is completely original. And much of it is, although it has been completely revamped, adding a larger stair case, wide arches, new master suite including a sitting room with a tv. Maraya Interiors completely changed the kitchen, adding new cabinetry, a blue granite island, and custom made terra cotta tile in multiple shapes and sizes. The home has a dining room for larger gatherings, and a small kitchen table for intimate family breakfasts. A high living room ceiling has been imitated in the new master suite with very large steel windows through out.
Project Location: Ojai, CA. Designed by Maraya Interior Design. From their beautiful resort town of Ojai, they serve clients in Montecito, Hope Ranch, Malibu, Westlake and Calabasas, across the tri-county areas of Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles, south to Hidden Hills- north through Solvang and more.
Bob Easton, Architect
Stan Tenpenny, contractor,
Photo by Maraya
Impeccably Designed Homes by Donna Hoffman
Wish Granted:
A quiet, controlled color palette and clean lines drives the soothing chic vibe. Files, printers and chaos are hidden behind beautiful distressed custom cabinetry boasting beefy hand forged hardware. The cozy niche cradles a reframed wedding photo and the deepest, most comfortable armless settee. Client's own arm chairs look even more elegant in this new room!
Photography by David Van Scott
designpad architecture - Patrick Perez Architect
Renovation and addition to a home in San Francisco, a modern interior with a traditional exterior.
Construction by Dromhus Construction
Keep Smiling Home
Our 1917 home had plenty of character but a serious lack of storage, especially for books and our ever expanding collection of National Geographic magazines. These built ins are not only practical but also make the room seem much more lived in. Bonus? Guests always comment that they look like they've always been there!
Photo by Conan Y. Fugit
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