ELLE DECORのインスタグラム(elledecor) - 3月14日 01時08分

From the quirky-cool 1970s New York they conjured for Anderson’s Royal Tenenbaums to the nostalgic, Ed Ruscha–tinged Los Angeles of La La Land, David Wasco and Sandy Reynolds-Wasco—known to many as a powerhouse set-design duo—know how to conjure spaces that make you feel. The same is true for their newly-restored bungalow in the Santa Barbara foothills. The home, a 1956 house with views to the ocean and beyond, blends in with its natural surroundings as much as it stands out. A classic palette of materials—redwood, Douglas fir, thin concrete block, glass, and steel—give the house its distinctness, while a thoughtful selection of interior furnishings bring the space to life.
In the den, a Jørgen Rasmussen chair pulls up to a Milo Baughman desk, both vintage. The Jacob Jacobsen floor lamp for Luxo, camp chair, Takeshi Nii side table, and bar cart are all vintage. Click the link in bio for the full home tour, as seen in our April 2020 issue. Photo: @douglasfriedman

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