This fantastic modern home was designed by Harrison Design in collaboration with building company Giffin & Crane, located in Santa Barbara, California. From the imposing exterior street facade, the curved structure invites you up to the front entryway, courtesy of a concrete staircase flanked by terraced gardens. Expansive walls of curved glass set in a carved steel frame helps to guide the eye along the stunning expanse of this dwelling. Set in the quiet foothills above the city, the sumptuous backyard deck offers magnificent views.
Project Team: Architecture: Harrison Design / Builder: Giffin & Crane General Contractors / Interior Architecture: Mosaic Architects & Interiors / Interior Design: Chris Teasley
The interior living spaces are spread out over a single level, which encompasses an open plan living room, kitchen and dining area with soaring ceilings, along with three bedrooms and three bathroom. On the lower level you will find a four-car garage and a spectacular 2,900-bottle wine cellar!
The indoor and outdoor boundaries are blurred, thanks smooth-finished concrete that helps to visually connect this home’s main gathering spaces to an inviting patio and negative edge swimming pool.
What We Love: This striking modern home offers a visually exquisite exterior facade that opens into an even more fantastic interior. With large windows capturing fabulous skyline and ocean views, we could sit on the deck from morning till dusk in awe! Stylish and sophisticated interiors with a neutral palette helps to not detract from the incredible surroundings. The wine cellar offers a luxurious feature that is perfect for homeowners who love to entertain… Readers, what do you think of this home, would this be your idea of a dream pad? Tell us why or why not in the Comments below!
Note: Have a look at another home tour that we have featured here on One Kindesign from the portfolio of the architects of this project, Harrison Design:ย Contemporary remodel overlooking the ocean in Santa Barbara.
Photos: Jim Bartsch Photographer
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