Ranch Style
The iconic Sedgwick Ranch in Santa Barbara is our latest inspiration. Surviving since 1952 it continues to be a historical example of our Native American and Spanish cultures.
Viva la vida and do it with Estilo!
Estilo
Estilo de todo mundo
Inspiring style from around the world
Ngorgongo Crater
Ngorongoro Crater is probably one of Africa's most beautiful regions. Volcanic craters form stunning backdrops to some of the most amazing regions in Africa.
It’s on the top of my list of places to go to not only see the elephants and other large animals that are indigenous to the area, but to stay at the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater Lodge.
The lodge is on the edge of the crater itself and perhaps one of the most elegant stays in all of Africa. The hotel boasts a natural elegance with incredible views at every angle. It’s a perfect mix of style and nature.
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Nori Douglas Bed: Layla Grayce, Cheri Chandelier: Bliss Home, Rug &Relic Yeni Kilim Rug:Chairish, Carved Candle Stand Set: Layla Grayce, Brussel Acrylic Freestanding Tub: Signature Hardware, Moroccan Leather Pouf: Serena Lily, Wool Pom Pom Blanket: Loaded Trunk, Low Countrys Original Driftwood Swinging Bed: Layla Grayce, Alezia Embroidered Pillows: Anthropologie
Vamanos a Seville, Spain
Doused in never-ending sunlight, Seville's beauty is relatively east to uncover. It's known for it's amazing flamenco dancing and beautiful architecture. From Roman ruins to Moorish minarets, Baroque palaces to Renaissance churches, Seville offers visitors an incredible mix of architectural statements. I love the culture and beauty of this place and find it one of my main sources of inspiration.
Viva la vida and do it with Estilo!
Vienna Table: One Kings Lane, Ice Cream Parlor Chairs: One Kings Lane, Paloma Towels: Jayson Home, Coopers Square Trays: Jayson Home, Spanish Lebrillo Bowl: Chairish, Old Havana Side Plate: Anthropologie, Duke Candleholder: Bliss Candleholder
Lutah Riggs
Lutah Riggs is one of the first female architects in Santa Barbara and has often gone unrecognized for her work. As a graduate of the Santa Barbara City College, she worked under George Washington Smith and became extremely influential in much of his design work.
After Smith's death, Lutah started her own firm and has contributed to many homes in Santa Barbara and Montecito. Her environmental concerns and love of the natural landscape has brought a unique and specific quality to her work.
Cheers to Lutah and her amazing contributions to Santa Barbara architecture
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Nimes Pendant: Steven Handleman Studios, Oversize Cast Iron French Urns: Chairish, Noir Bourbon Bench: Layla Grayce, Chinois Pillow: Jayson Home, Duke Candleholders: Bliss Home
Oficina de la Primavera
Spring Office
Give your office a spring cleaning and lighten the load. These pastels can make your office feel more feminine and light. It's much easier to concentrate with a clean palette and will give you another reason to work harder!
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Honeycomb Brass Bowl: Jayson Home, Shayla Desk: One Kings Lane, Pearlized Wastebasket: Layla Grayce, Jedd Document Box: Bliss Home, Parker X-Bench: Serena and Lily, Laurel Flat Weave Rug: One Kings Lane, Arteriors Elise Table Lamp: Layla Grayce