Designers Michael Ostrow and Roger Stoker have created a truly delightful fusion of styles at Villa Vista! Merging the serene aesthetics of a Montecito villa with the vibrant and playful essence of Palm Springs resulted in a captivating interior design. The attention to detail, from furniture to fabrics, upholstery to wallpaper, and even the trim on lamp shades, reflects a commitment to creating a
Enhancing the home's architecture while incorporating the Cuban and Spanish heritage of one of the owners into the project was another wonderful touch from the designers. Playful surprises like art featuring matadors and Spanish dancers throughout the home add a layer of cultural richness and storytelling to the space. The placement of an authentic Matador jacket purchased in Madrid within the Su
This original work of art, created by the world-renowned illustrator Tug Rice, is a wonderful addition to the Suite Del Sol at Villa Vista. The fact that Rice is a friend of the owners and designers adds a personal touch to the gift, making it even more special. The piece is placed near its inspiration (see above) and is a beautiful testament to the meaningful relationships that have contributed
Crafted in the Bayan-Olgii Province of Mongolia, this striking tapestry was gifted to the owners from a dear family member who had worked there. Not only does the tapestry add a touch of cultural richness to the space but it also serves as a captivating focal point. Enhanced by this remarkable case, it's a very special addition to Villa Vista and has become a standout feature within the home.
The den at Villa Vista is a fascinating space with its marvelous Matador Lamp taking center stage. The lamp, updated with a painted jacket by Grace artists to match the home's aesthetic, adds a unique and personal touch to the room.
Behind the lamp, the owners' extensive white McCoy Pottery collection brings further interest and charm to the snug. McCoy is a brand of pottery produced in the United
What an interesting addition to the art in Villa Vista! These Chinese statues crafted by Stewart B. McCulloch hold not just artistic significance but also a touch of nostalgia. A matching pair graced the mantle of the Ricardo's apartment on the iconic "I Love Lucy" television show. The fact that these were gifts from thoughtful friends who went to great lengths to find them in pink, highlighting t
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