This beautiful transitional style house was designed by Brandon Architects together with Patterson Custom Homes, located on the Flower Streets of Corona Del Mar, California. The team collaborated to design this family home with the intention of passing it through the generations.

This dwelling was constructed of the highest quality with a rich interior and exterior material palette. Warmth and comfort can be found throughout, along with a blurring of lines between indoor and outdoor living. This relationship between the interior and exterior was especially important as the property boasts sensational ocean views. Continue below to see the rest of this amazing home…

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Brandon Architects BUILDER Patterson Custom Homes INTERIOR DESIGN Blackband Design LANDSCAPE DESIGNER Molly Wood Garden Design

This dwelling encompasses 6,012 square feet of living space with five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, an 848 square foot four-car garage, a bar, a lounge, and an elevator (perfect for aging in place).

What We Love: This Corona Del Mar house features a wonderful indoor-outdoor living environment that is ideal for a waterfront lifestyle. This expansive home is perfect for entertaining and hosting overnight guests who may wish to never leave! We are especially loving the outdoor living spaces with the relaxing patio areas and sumptuous swimming pool. The project team did a fantastic job of creating a home that will surely be enjoyed for generations to come.

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Upon first entry, the foyer establishes the strong impact of the home. Glass sliding doors flank the lengthy hallway that draws you into the main gathering spaces of the home.

Above: The balance and symmetry in this gorgeous living room draw your eye to the cloud vein-cut brushed slab on the fireplace surround. This space is perfect for relaxing and soaking in the views of the ocean through large sliding glass doors.

The kitchen, dining room, and great room all have an open-concept flow to them. Cozy up by the fireplace or find yourself a seat at the bar.

The seating options lend themselves to larger groups around the dining table or more intimate conversations looking out towards the stunning view.

Above: The open concept plan with large windows and doors encourages indoor-outdoor living. ⠀⠀

Above: This bar is perfect for hosting! There is over 19 feet of countertop space throughout and plenty of indoor-outdoor seating,

Outdoor living is of utmost importance in this location. With many layers to this outdoor space, the footprint of the property was maximized.

The limestone pavers complement the natural stone and white siding on the exterior.  Two interior courtyards are outside of each of the previously mentioned glass sliding doors.

Above: This 31-foot-long breezeway is the main passageway from the front of the house to the back of the house. Additionally, it connects the two interior courtyards, one featuring a pool and the other featuring a fire-pit.​​​​​​​​​

These fabulous outdoor living spaces can be enjoyed throughout the year and with the opening of the glass panels, they further emphasize a seamless indoor-outdoor connection.

Above: This outdoor shower is a staple Southern California feature and is perfect for the summer months.

With five bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms, this dwelling offers plenty of space to host overnight guests. A comfortable family room can be found on the second level, across the 31-foot-long breezeway.

Glass panels line the breezeway, flooding the home with natural light and a glimpse of the ocean. On the opposing side of the bridge, there is a grand owner’s suite wing.

The owner’s bedroom and retreat boast picture-perfect ocean views. Along with a luxurious bathroom, this is a part of the home that you would never want to leave.

Above: The top of the owner’s retreat fireplace has been furred out for the heat escape. This practice preserves the aesthetics of the design while allowing the heat to be safely vented out. ​​​​​​​​​

Above: This stunning bathroom features a heated shower bench. An elevated addition to create a spa-like experience.​​​​​​​​​

PHOTOGRAPHER Mellon Studio