Take a look at this gorgeous Newport Beach residence of Julie and Darrick Walker. Here’a what the designers had to say about the home: “It has an elegant coastal style with European overtones,” says landscape designer Molly Wood, who collaborated on the project with architect Cynthia Childs and designers Erin Curci and Erin Flinn. “The house looks like it’s always been there, yet it has modern elements,” says Childs, while Flinn notes that it feels “casual yet elegant, beautiful but realistic.” Builder Neil Longman would describe the residence as having “a beachy feel mixed with rustic elements.” While the house might have its contradictions, they all fit seamlessly together.
As for me, the house really stood out for its monochrome muted colors and textures. All design elements have an unpretentious ambiance and the house feels both lived in as well as organized, bright, and uncluttered. The Walkers and their design team created an amazing place that is welcoming to all its visitors and maximizes outdoor living.
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Above: Antique ceiling beams and a farmhouse-style sink give the sunny kitchen an old-world feel. The designers pulled up cane-and-wood bar chairs by Dovetail Furniture to a large island with a secondary sink and crowned with a honed marble countertop. The glass pendants are by Four Hands.
Above: The designers refinished the clients’ existing dining table and complemented it with new white oak chairs from Brownstone, which they upholstered with linen. The wool-and- silk carpet is from Stark, and the hanging light fixture is from Currey & Company.
Above: In the master bedroom, a serene and romantic space is created with muted colors and elegant linens. The designers crowned the custom bed with an upholstered headboard, and chose a tufted bench by Dovetail Furniture to place at the foot. The antique hand-knotted wool rug is from Rug Resources.
picture source: Luxe. Interiors + Design
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