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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.

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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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