Check out this spectacular West Coast home by Barta Interiors, a beautiful mid-century home with a modern touch that will really catch your eye. This house shows off its artistic architecture and stunning details that make it an amazing California Casa.
Check out this spectacular West Coast home by Barta Interiors. This house brings a modern spin to a mid-century design with its wooden slabs, white brick exterior, and simple, yet sleek windows. This house immediately catches your eye on the outside but shows off even more of its beauty on the inside. Let’s take a tour!
DESIGN BY BARTA INTERIORS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY TRUE O’NEILL | BUILD BY BTC
The white brick exterior mixed with the large steel windows really stands out as you get your first looks at this amazing home. You’ll also notice how the outdoor wood paneling seamlessly continues into the upstairs kid’s room, which is just one of the countless stunning details in and around this home. This house also shows off its modern touch with the added trend of lovely native greenery out front
The dark-toned front door is beautifully contrasted by the exterior of the home, which practically begs you to enter. The white lighting fixture placed in the entryway paired with the vintage rug create an inviting environment, while also drawing the eyes to the view out of the full-length windows.
Built-in shelving is one of our favorite ways to incorporate storage into a space, and we’re loving it in this space. To maintain a clean and cohesive design, show off your beautiful book stacks in open shelves, while hiding your less organized things behind closed doors.
Everything about this kitchen plays its part in making a bold statement. The stained cabinetry and shelving add plenty of warmth to the space and contrast so well with the bold marble countertop that seamlessly transitions up the wall to create the backsplash.
Moving on to the dining room, we can’t get enough of the custom built-in cabinetry. By continuing the cabinetry all the way up, vertical storage is added while accentuating this space’s soaring ceilings. Modern black tongue and groove cabinet fronts with matte black hardware perfectly compliment the matching custom hood in the kitchen. White countertop styling paired with a modern white lighting fixture contrasts the black cabinetry to visually balance out the space.
Pops of color and pattern in this living room create the perfect place for gathering. Earthy greens and other organic materials really help bring this eclectic space to life. Matching an art piece to the wall color adds texture and visual interest without feeling intrusive.
The combination of warm wood and fun colors make this kid’s room a playful atmosphere. Large windows up above bring in all the natural light necessary to feed the energy of a growing child. All the pattern play happening in this space is well balanced by clean, white walls.
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GET THE LOOK | 1. Patten 8 Light Chandelier 2. Erie Dining Table 3. Glenmore Dining Chair 4. Ansel Contrast Black Basket
GET THE LOOK | 1. Millennium Sand & Ivory Rug 2. Roca Slate Bowl 3. Teak Stool 4. Drew 84” Sofa
GET THE LOOK | 1. Avery 1 Light Pendant 2. Alouette's Garden Artwork 3. Safflower Sea Foam Velvet Pillow 4. Safflower Blue Velvet Pillow 5. Newhall Twin Bed
GET THE LOOK |1. Shaya Pendant Light 2. Italian Cutting Board 3. Gia Vase 4. Paramore Swivel Bar & Counter Stool
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