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Whimsical Pattern Play Enlivens This SoCal Home

From: Regan Baker

This inviting family home was designed to embody indoor-outdoor living and embrace the southern California sunshine. The homeowners love of color and pattern is expressed throughout, creating a bright, layered and playful palette. Architectural elements and textures extend from the exterior through to the interior and infuse traditional elements, like brick walls, into the modern silhouette of the structure.

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Photo: Laure Joliet, Architect: Eric Olsen Design, Contractor: KRS Development, Millwork: Hills Co. Woodworking, Art Sourcing: Toyon Arts and Hang Art, Stylist—Yedda Morrison. From: Regan Baker.

Neutral Transitional Living Room Overlooks Courtyard

Muted blues and greens tie this transitional living room to the adjacent eat-in kitchen. Large sliding-glass doors open to a courtyard for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The sitting area offers plenty of room for family and friends in which to socialize or unwind.

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Photo: Laure Joliet, Architect: Eric Olsen Design, Contractor: KRS Development, Millwork: Hills Co. Woodworking, Art Sourcing: Toyon Arts and Hang Art, Stylist—Yedda Morrison. From: Regan Baker.

Green and Blue Hues Give Nature-Inspired Ambiance to Transitional Kitchen

A vivid blue island and forest-green (Benjamin Moore - Chimichurri) cabinets work together to give this transitional kitchen a nature-inspired ambiance. Barstools at the island provide a casual dining spot with a prime view of the Zellige-tile backsplash by Clé behind the range. The tiles are the same color as the range hood, creating a seamless look.

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Photo: Laure Joliet, Architect: Eric Olsen Design, Contractor: KRS Development, Millwork: Hills Co. Woodworking, Art Sourcing: Toyon Arts and Hang Art, Stylist—Yedda Morrison. From: Regan Baker.

Neutral Contemporary Breakfast Nook With Banquette Bench

A custom bench turns this breakfast nook into a banquette. The oak table is paired with dark-green chairs, which complement the blue banquette cushions. A pendant light with multiple bulbs and abstract artwork add visual interest to the nook.

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Photo: Laure Joliet, Architect: Eric Olsen Design, Contractor: KRS Development, Millwork: Hills Co. Woodworking, Art Sourcing: Toyon Arts and Hang Art, Stylist—Yedda Morrison. From: Regan Baker.

Wall-Length Built-In With Desk Maximizes Home Office Efficiency

A built-in unit, painted Benjamin Moore's Hamilton Blue, features open and concealed storage, while a desk in the middle is the productive hub in this neutral transitional home office. The blue built-in unit houses a large painting by Andrea Alkalay titled Landscape on Landscape, which adds a focal point for the room. The office also has a spacious sitting area for meetings and breaks.

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