House in california

Traditional East Coast architecture meets the warm climate of the Golden State, creating a rare gem in the thriving Southern California town Camarillo.

Tour this beautifully renovated 1920s Spanish Revival home by Medium Plenty and Regan Baker Design in San Francisco, California.

As the days stretch longer and the weather gets warmer it's time to transition from thinking about indoor spaces to start thinking about our outdoor living spaces. In 2024 the lines for our indoor and outdoor spaces are continuing to blur. Designers are putting together outdoor spaces that feel like a natural extension of a home's interior by choosing rugs and furniture that compliment your homes color palette for a cohesive look. Below, I have gathered some of the latest and greatest…

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Across from Carmel Beach and a short stroll to town, this restored 1929 M.J. Murphy Mediterranean home with unobstructed ocean views from three-levels is a rare gem for the very discerning. The diligent and inspired renovation retained the original mahogany doors, S & S tile, metalwork, hardware, fixtures & fireplaces, wherever possible, with careful architectural and

Cove House Design on Instagram: "The sweetest Spanish bungalow. The bifold door in the living room opened up the entire house for a truly perfect California living experience. Well we didn’t live there (lol) but the new owners are getting to enjoy all the love and hard work that went into this home. We’re still on the hunt for more #covehouse projects and can’t wait to see what’s in store! #homerenovation #santabarbara #homerenovationideas #spanishstyle #spanishstylehome #santabarbarastyle…

The second annual event showcases interior design, building, remodeling, landscape and architecture professionals in their respective craft, honoring winners in over 60 categories

We are ready for landscaping! We just hydro-seeded the lawn yesterday, got some rock and the trampoline up over the weekend and we’re going to do a little at a time. The quotes we got for full landscaping were between $30-50,000 and after building the house that made us choke a little (a lot). Just another tip when you’re building -- don’t forget outside costs! We paid to have the sprinklers installed and are going to tackle the rest bit by bit. We would love to get some trees in this fall…