This insanely beautiful home is the epitome of coastal living in Montecito

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This gorgeous home in Montecito, California captures the essence of coastal living while embracing the concept of borrowed views to amplify the perception of space. Designed by KAS Architect, the home offers breathtaking vistas of the Santa Barbara channel, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Thoughtfully positioned outbuildings form interconnected spaces that frame picturesque scenes, enhancing the homeowner’s relationship with the surrounding environment.

Inside this contemporary abode spanning 5,500 square feet, the interiors have been beautifully designed by renowned Santa Barbara-based designer, Rita Chan Interiors. Notably, Rita Chan is also the founder of Good Ancestor, a design initiative dedicated to promoting sustainability in both home construction and decor. The result is a harmonious blend of style and eco-consciousness that resonates throughout the residence.

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT KAS Architect BUILDER Mainz Construction INTERIOR DESIGN Rita Chan Interiors

What We Love: This Montecito home offers a soothing color palette with harmonious living spaces and awe-inspiring ocean views. There are so many lovely details in this home. The designer did a fantastic job of thoughtfully curating every finish, fixture and accessory throughout this sensational abode. We are especially loving the living room with its appealing color scheme and overall warm and inviting feel.

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Above: A cooking alcove features a honed marble slab backsplash, complemented by spice shelves on either side. A polished nickel swing arm pot filler hangs beneath the plaster hood, accentuating a Wolf dual range situated between white oak cabinets with aged brass knobs, all beneath a striking vaulted ceiling.

Above: In the pantry, the sink plumbing fixture is from Waterworks, while wall sconce over the sink is from Hector Finch Lighting.

Above: The cabinets were custom designed by Architectural Millwork of Santa Barbara. They are plain sawn white oak- it’s a custom stain but basically bleach and a touch of light brown.

Above: The kitchen island barstools are from Lostine Home Goods. The ceramic light fixtures were sourced from Natalie Page. The floor rug is from Heirlooms Co.

Above: This lovely powder room has a glam rustic style. The Zellige wall tile is from Clé Tile. The sink is from Native Trails Home and the faucet is from Watermark Designs. The wall sconce is from Visual Comfort.

Above: In the living room of this Montecito home, the color scheme is so fresh and clean. The blue sectional was sourced from Cisco Home. The coffee table was custom designed by Community MFG. The cushions on the bench seat underneath the television are from Jenni Kayne.

Above: This bookshelf is adorned with stylish accessories. We are loving the mix of organic, natural objects, vintage finds, personal books and photos, and a touch of greenery.

Above: The artwork is from artist Elissa Barber.

Above: An inviting space. Perfectly harmonious. Especially the simple, clear glass light fixtures from Shoppe Amber Interiors that blend beautifully with the windows, the view outside and the soft colors inside. The cabinetry is painted in Shadow White by Farrow & Ball.

Above: In this lovely soothing bathroom, the cabinet hardware is from Connected Goods.

Above: A noteworthy detail in this home are the natural wood window sills, which was repeated in the niche above this toilet.

Above: The tiles in this stunning shower are from Bedrosians Tile and Stone. The hooks are from Connected Goods.

Above: In this guest bathroom, the flooring is from ARTO Brick, while the light fixture is from deVOL Ceramics. The cabinet is painted in De Nimes No.299 by Farrow & Ball.

Above: French doors in the main bedroom swing open to reveal a private balcony and mesmerizing views of the Santa Barbara channel in the distance.

Above: The main bathroom is fresh, clean and classic, featuring light fixtures from Visual Comfort, Rohl Brand plumbing fixtures and white oak custom cabinets by Architectural Millwork Santa Barbara.

Above: A porthole window in the shower with an ocean view in the distance.

Above: This family room is perfectly balanced, with a layering of textures, natural elements, cozy but simple, minimal but traditional. Accessories on the coffee table were sourced from Juxtaposition Home. Grounding this space is an area rug from Akara Rugs.

Above: These shelves may look clean and simple, but there was a lot of creative styling to get to this finished result! The baskets on the top shelf were sourced from Botanik. The vase set atop the stacked books is from Big Daddy’s Antiques. The pillows on the bench seat are from Indian Pink.