California home interior design
The Best California Cool Interior Design Ideas
I’m so excited to share my California Cool interior design ideas with you today, and doubly excited that the trend is finally taking Australia by storm. How do I know this? Well, because I have clients asking me to execute this look in their home. That’s always a surefire sign that a particular style is gaining momentum.
Actually, I should point out that the clients who have come to me wanting this look don’t usually know that their style is California Cool at first. They come to me, as a client did this week, declaring themselves a bit coastal, a bit Scandi, a bit boho and a bit Mid-Century. And often they don’t know which style they should adopt.
Here’s the good news: you can adopt all four. Because that’s what California Cool is in a nutshell; a glorious blend of coastal, bohemian and Mid-Century design – with a little Scandi thrown in for good measure! It’s the coming together of so many awesome interior design styles, and it really allows for a lot of freedom in your style choices.
I’ve been in the thick of doing a lot of contemporary luxe and Hamptons styles in homes of late, so I’m really looking forward to rocking more of this design in properties across the country in the months to come.
These California cool interior design ideas might have you realising that you too, are indeed, a lover of this style. So scroll on through as we examine imagery from across the web, along with my tips on pulling off Cali cool design at your place.
I’ll see you in the comments at the end of the post.
via beach prettyCali Cool Mixes Four Popular Design Styles
As I already mentioned above, what makes California Cool interior design so amazing is that it’s a blend of four popular design styles that you already know and love. They are, in no particular order:
- The organic, rustic vibe of Coastal
- The laidback eclectic nature of Bohemian
- The muted, airy and minimalistic feel of Scandinavian
- And the vintage, character-packed style of Mid-Century
What makes California Cool even better is that you can control what dosage of the four design styles mentioned above you want in your space.
And because there are so many different design influences at play, it really creates an interior that feels unique to you. Have a look at the rooms in this post and you’ll be able to find the four styles above reflected in the spaces, I promise!
It’s also really important to ensure you have the Mid-Century influences at play here. So many people will understand that blend of boho and coastal (it’s so popular at the moment). But Cali Cool is not that. It’s the Mid-Century pieces that really make it interesting and give the rooms a sense of story.
You’ll Love the Subdued Colour Palette
The California Cool interior design ideas you’ll see reflected in the images here are all quite neutral in colour. That’s not to say the spaces are boring by any means, but they definitely steer clear of bold colour statements.
White does the bulk of the heavy lifting when it comes to colour. And you know how it is with white; there are at least a thousand different shades of it.
So get mixing all of those together and make sure you introduce other neutrals like cream, beige and soft grey into the mix too.
It’s not an all-white affair though. You’ll notice that brown and warm orange tones are present as well. They tend to be represented through materials like leather and timber though, rather than hanging a loudly coloured artwork on the wall.
Black is also showcased, but in rather small doses. Overall Cali Cool is a very warm scheme, cooled down only by the occasional pop of green in indoor plants, or very muted blue accents in accessories.
The room below is the perfect example of the kinds of blue accents you can bring in to create a sense of balance between warm and cool.
There’s a Wonderful Medley of Textures
Because the colours are so neutral, the rooms that rock California Cool design really amp up the texture. The spaces not only celebrate a medley of different materials, but there’s a great balance of hard and soft at play too.
Harder materials like timber, leather and ceramics sit alongside softer ones like wool, linen and velvet. What’s also so fantastic about the textures is the way they’re showcased. A chair, for example, can feature a wonderfully coarse woven rattan detail on the back and seat section, with curved gloss timber arms.
This isn’t simply a neutral scheme with layers and layers of material. It’s more of a celebration of texture and how it can be applied to a room in interesting ways.
The bench seat at the end of the bed in the image below, for example, is a nice illustration of my point; it’s not a stock standard straight-edge piece of furniture. It has a hand-crafted feel to it. The dining chairs in the post are much the same.
both images above via emily hendersonThe Style Feels Curated Over Time
I love the idea behind California Cool interiors; that the rooms look (and usually are) built over time. It’s not a brand new feel. Rather, it’s a story that develops over the course of years, really allowing you to put your own stamp on it and celebrate your keepsakes and memories.
There’s absolutely a vintage story to be told here. Have a look through the images in this post and you’ll see that a lot of the rooms have furniture that looks one-of-a-kind. They have art that looks like it was collected on travels overseas. And there are decor pieces that look like they’ve been picked up at a market or second-hand store.
It’s this coming together of new design and pre-loved design that makes Cali Cool so full of depth and interest. And for those of you who have collected trinkets and treasures on travels, there are so many ways to work them into the mix.
via emily hendersonNot a fan of second hand furniture?
Don’t worry. It’s not absolutely essential that you pack in a flea market find. It’s just important to understand that there is a quirk at play in the rooms. It’s not all from the latest furniture store catalogue.
Homes that are full of purely brand new things always lack a bit of character, a bit of a story. Even when I work with design clients I’ll do my best to include some things they already have and showcase their mementoes or family photos.
So, at the very least, go through some of your packed-away keepsakes and have a think about how you could work them into your room. There’s also a craftiness to some of the art pieces, so if you’re creative in that respect you could make a wall hanging or something similar for your walls.
The wall hanging in the image below is all sorts of magic, don’t you think?
via emily hendersonImperfection and Quirk is Celebrated
California Cool interior design loves weird stuff. It adores a furniture piece that isn’t perfect. And it loves a bit of a WTF moment in art and decor.
You could proudly display a hand-me-down rocking chair in a living room. You could embrace a tapestry or odd 3D object over your headboard. Or you could even have mis-matched lamps on your bedside table. The magic comes from embracing odd moments. Don’t be afraid to have a bit of a play.
It’s not just the pieces themselves that give rules the finger. It’s also the layout and configuration of spaces.
They abandon the notion of formality and symmetry. Things at different heights are fine. Objects not centred on walls are encouraged. Sofa and armchairs don’t have to be placed in a configuration that makes sense. The relaxed look is essential.
The Style is So Accessible Locally
There are so many stores that stock pieces that perfectly reflect the California Cool interior design ideas you’re looking at in this post. It’s just that so many of them won’t stock everything you need to pull off this vibe.
West Elm and Brosa, for example, are the go-to stores for all of that Mic-Century stuff. Norsu Interiors and RJ Living have a lot of the simple but chic Scandi gems. OZ Design does great coastal furniture and decor. And then brands like Uniqwa and La Casa Vita stock the bohemian goods.
Honestly, I never advocate getting everything from the one store anyway. The Cali Cool style is a look that evolves over time so do a little furniture and decor grazing at a number of stores and build the look up as you go.
And as already mentioned, hit the markets or pick up something special from a boutique during a road trip adventure. California Cool is all about the eclectic.
I’ve got a mood board for you below that has some great California Cool design finds for you to shop.
Shop the California Cool Mood Board
I’ve hand-selected a few of my fave California Cool interior design ideas from local suppliers so you can get a bit of this style at your place. All the links for the products you see are listed below. Time to ‘add to cart’!
My top bargain buy is the divine bedside table above from BIG W (it’s only $49!). But there are loads of goodies to explore, so I hope you see something you love. Starting from top left and moving across:
Ariana Framed Print Artwork | Wood and Ceramic Table Lamp | Arrow Cushion | Oat Cushion | Mud Cushion | Brass Tabletop Planters | Olympic Rings Coat Hanger | Rattan Bedside Table | Tribal Pattern Rug | Ethan Queen Size Bed | Aleah Printed Pasta Bowl | Fabric Wall Hanging | Solum Brass and Black Side Table | Mara Throw | Modern Lucas Armchair | Brown and Orange Petal Pot | Cream Striped Basket
Hopefully you found some great ideas above from the Cali Cool mood board.
This style really does afford you the ability to mix and match a lot of different style finds.
What do you make of Cali Cool Design?
I know so many of you are probably already rocking that blend of coastal and boho at home. It’s such a popular trend at the moment. Hopefully this post has inspired you to take that vibe and introduce a little more age and character. Bringing in the Mid-Century pieces also gives it a bit more depth and story, so I’m confident you’ll be able to make this look work at your place.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on this design style in the comments below.
Interior Design Ideas: California Homes
Hello, my friends! How are you today? I’m excited to be featuring this beautiful California home on our “Interior Design Ideas” series this week. This home is completely the opposite of the rustic farmhouse I shared last week. Do you recall it?
Recently built by Patterson Custom Homes and with architecture by Brandon Architects (this duo are truly one of the best in California, by the way!), the home is nestled on a very private view lot in the coveted Corona Highlands area, this contemporary farmhouse offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.
The sophisticated design truly defines coastal living at its finest.
Find a comfy spot and zone out… this California home will leave you more relaxed as you dream away.
A beautiful living room is made light and bright by skylights and disappearing walls that bring the outside in.
Paint Color Throughout: Benjamin Moore Cloud CC-40.
Hardwood Flooring Throughout: 10” light Rustic White Oak.
Size: 10,869 square feet
All Doors and Windows: Jeld-Wen Premium Series – Aluminum Wood Doors and Windows.
Living room beams are 12”W x 7”H.
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Fireplace is Masonlite. Interior of the fireplace is finished with 1”x9” firebrick hand laid onsite.
Stone is Pewter Veneer.
Rug: Here.
Similar Sofas: Here, Here & Here.
Similar Pillows: Here & Here.
Similar Chair: Here.
Beautiful Coffee Tables: Here, Here, Here, Here, Here & Here.
Fiddle Trees: Here (real) & Here (faux).
Sliding Retractable Patio Doors (used on both sides of living room): Western Aluminum Doors and Windows.
The room opens to the ocean view from the front deck with firepit and rear balcony.
Exterior Sconces: Visual Comfort.
Similar Outdoor Furniture: Here.
Upon entry, you are welcomed by a gorgeous kitchen featuring an oversized island with Ollin marble countertop, top of the line Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, a 2-story glass wine cellar, and a butler’s pantry.
The kitchen features a combination of white and rough sawn Oak cabinetry.
Doorways lead to a fully-equipped butler’s pantry.
Backsplash: Statuario marble.
Pot Filler: Waterstone.
Range is Wolf – similar here.
Range hood is custom in Flat Black. Similar here, here, here & here.
Island Lighting: Rejuvenation.
Matte Black Kitchen Faucet: Waterstone.
Photo by Braedon Flynn.
Countertop: Statuario marble with 2cm mitered edge.
Kitchen Sink: Blanco.
Garbage Dispensal: Insinkerator.
Dishwashers are Bosh.
Cabinet Hardware: Pulls, Large Pulls.
Wine Room: Frameless glass enclosure with stainless clips and bar handle.
This sleek dining room features an open and airy feel. Chandelier is custom.
Similar Dining Table: Here.
Rug: Here.
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Located behind the range wall, this butler’s pantry is fully-equipped with top-the-line appliances.
Butler’s Pantry Sink: Blanco.
Butler’s Pantry Faucet: Waterstone.
30” Integrated Wine Storage: similar here.
Oak shelves feature LED strip cabinet lighting.
Countertop: Leathered Black Scozzese Granite.
Cabinet Pulls: Here.
Benjamin Moore Cloud CC-40.
Stone backsplash is Pewter Veneer in a stacked pattern.
Appliances: Steam Oven: Wolf (similar here), Warming Drawer: Wolf (similar here), Microwave: Wolf (similar here). Complete Kitchen Appliance Set: Here.
This impressive glass and White Oak staircase features an equally impressive glass globe chandelier.
Chandelier is a custom Cisco Brothers chandelier Bronze Canopy w/ Smoke and Clear Pendants – Multi Sized with extra cord. Similar Here & Here.
This large laundry room comes complete with 2 stacked washer/dryer units, sink, custom cabinetry and a chevron barn door.
Baseboard throughout the house is 7 ¼”. Power outlets are installed on baseboards.
Barn Door Hardware: 8ft – similar here.
This rustic wood chevron barn door is custom – similar here & here.
Photo by Braedon Flynn.
Countertop is Grigio Milano quartz 1 ½” Edge Miter.
Washer (2) & Dryer (2): Electrolux.
Sink: Blanco.
Faucet: Waterstone.
Laundry room chevron tile is Walker Zanger, Sterling Row – Tuxedo and Linen.
Lighting: Hudson Valley.
Similar Hex Floor Tile: Here, Here, Here, Here, Here & Here.
Photo by Braedon Flynn.
Inviting bedroom with grey tufted bed and mid-century inspired dressers.
Similar Bed: Here & Here.
Shower features Crystal White Thassos slab (up to 60″) and Hex China Black tile above it.
Floor Tile: Mission Tile – Riverside Drive Nero/White Thassos.
Lighting: Tech Lighting.
Countertop is honed Solto White Marble 2cm slab with Mitered edge.
Bathroom Sink: Kohler.
Similar Faucet: Here, Here & Here.
Countertop is Striato Olympico Marble.
Sconces: Here.
Bathroom Mirror: RH – Beautiful Mirrors: here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.
Bathroom Sink: Here.
Toilet: Toto.
Bathroom features geometric floor tiles and 4×8 white subway tile on walls.
Tub Apron Tile: Walker Zanger – Statele /Aria 6×47.
Bathroom Sink: Here.
Toilet: Toto.
Shower Faucet: Here.
Lighting: Here.
Patterson Custom Homes.
Brandon Architects.
Countertop is Wonder Grey Marble.
Bathroom Faucet: Here.
Kitchen Pendants: Rejuvenation.
Bathroom Sink: Here.
Benjamin Moore Cloud White.
Photo by Braedon Flynn.
The 1300 sqft master suite occupies the entire 3rd floor, offering serene privacy and expansive ocean view. Here you will find a spacious master bedroom, walk-in closet with additional laundry space, a coffee bar, and spa-like bathroom adorned with plenty of marble.
White Bedroom Paint Color: Benjamin Moore Cloud White.
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Bookcase Lighting: Rejuvenation.
Imagine waking up with an ocean view like that! 🙂
Photography: Here.
Similar Rug: Here & Here.
Yep, this ensuite comes even with a fully-equipped bar.
Backsplash is 3×6 Parisian Crystal in a Herringbone pattern.
Countertop is honed Kavala Grey marble.
Coffee Maker: Here.
The master bathroom is truly a dream, from its layout, the natural stone elements to the skylights.
Lighting: Visual Comfort.
Shower seats are floating slab with a linear drain beneath.
Shower Faucet: Here.
Bathroom Countertop: Kavala Grey Marble, Polished, 2″ Mitered Edge
Similar Bathroom Faucet: Here, Here, Here Here & Here.
Bathroom Sink: Kohler.
Pendants: Tech Lighting.
Bathroom Flooring: 24×24″ Honed Stratus and Thassos Tile in Herringbone Pattern.
Toilet (not shown): Toto.
Bathroom Marble Slab Accent Wall: Polished Striato Olympico Marble.
Bathtub: Victoria & Albert – Beautiful Freestanding Tubs: here, here, here, here, here & here.
Shower Boarder: Honed Ollin-Solto White Marble.
Photo by Braedon Flynn.
Bathroom also features Limed Oak cabinetry.
Photo by Braedon Flynn.
Dressing room island countertop is honed Kavala Grey marble.
Stair Railing: Glass rails on standoffs with stainless rail.
Patterson Custom Homes. Brandon Architects.
Patterson Custom Homes. Brandon Architects.
Bathroom features custom cement sink and chevron shiplap walls.
Lighting: Tech Lighting.
Toilet: Toto.
Grey Tile: Mission Tile, Gtigio Verona, Gray, Honed 12×24.
Shower Bench: Ollin – Black Zimbabwe, Black Honed, Leathered.
Bathroom features a washstand with Honed Basalt top – Beautiful Washstands: Here.
Toilet: Toto.
The 1st floor is an entertainment mecca, sporting a home theater with 145” screen, a full sports bar with 3 TVs, glass ping pong table and a disappearing wall opening to the infinity pool and private resort-like backyard.
Stone is Pewter Veneer.
The two-story frameless glass enclosure wine room continues from the kitchen to the lower level.
Bar Pendants: Elk Lighting.
Bar Appliances: Beverage Refrigerator: U-Line, Ice Maker: U-Line, Wine Fridge: U-Line.
Bar Countertop: Pierre Bleue Granite.
Bar Sink (not-shown): Blanco.
Bar Faucet: Here.
The basement family room features reclaimed wood chevron shiplap fireplace, ceiling beams and white oak hardwood flooring.
Patterson Custom Homes. Brandon Architects.
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Sliding patio doors open to a stunning backyard with pool.
Sconces: Visual Comfort.
Can you picture yourself enjoying this view at the end of the day?
Patio is Acid washed concrete.
Roof is Kynar in Mystique Plus (W31) non metallic.
Fun Fact— This home was on sale for $11,999,999! 🙂
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Builder: Patterson Custom Homes
Architect: Brandon Architects
Designer: Malia Grippo- Tru Studio
Photographer: Jeri Koegel
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Modern interpretation of Tudor motifs in the project of designer Susie Novak's own house.
Ksenia Oshchepkova
Ten years ago, Californian designer Susie Novak lived in a loft apartment in Oakland and was sure she preferred modern interiors.
That all changed when Novak and her family purchased a 1920s home in the cozy Trostle Glen area and set about renovating it. A two-story cottage with a gable roof, antique wooden frames and an original fireplace required a special approach, and the designer plunged headlong into the study of historical styles and traditional decorating techniques. nine0003
“Traditional houses have always been nice to me, but I wasn't very good at classics and wasn't particularly interested in them,” Nowak says. “Over the years of working on my home, I learned a lot - it took time to rebuild the optics and stop buying too modern items.” The result of almost ten years of experimentation is a multi-layered interior, in which modern laconicism coexists with elements typical of the Tudor style. So, the designer restored old wooden windows, used antique glass and a “medieval” diamond-shaped flight for them. nine0003
Densely patterned wallpaper, dark wood furnishings, aged mirrors and eye-catching dusty pink wall panels create an atmosphere in the entrance and dining areas.
A massive dining table made of two types of wood is surrounded by light modern chairs, and geometric forged lamps are mounted on “Gothic” chain hangers. The living room is less solemn, with solid white walls and ceiling, wood flooring and a blue carpet that sets the tone for the entire room. The antique fireplace is surrounded by British country-style items: a Chesterfield sofa, a spacious chair with upholstered arms, an antique dark wood bureau. nine0003
One of the main spaces of the house was the kitchen, which was enlarged by one of the bedrooms. This allowed us to make the cooking area spacious and functional and visually lighten the design of the kitchen. Novak designed a practical dark wood L-shaped suite and a separate sideboard with built-in appliances, and used open shelves instead of wall cabinets. The milky white breakfast nook features Eero Saarinen's Tulip table, surrounded by modern versions of the Windsor chair. nine0003
The second floor houses the master bedroom in light gray tones and the cozy rooms of Novak's daughters.
The designer diluted the rather conservative interiors of the rooms with injections of modern style. In her own bedroom, she installed a Charles and Ray Eames chaise longue that looks great against the honey floor. In the bright playroom, there were convenient shelving with cubic cells, and Novak decorated the bedroom of her youngest daughter with wallpaper with hand-drawn stripes and a bright yellow chest of drawers.
The favorite place of the whole family is the terrace in the garden. Under the canopy, Novak placed sofas, armchairs and tables in soft colors: cream, light brown and gray. At the back of the garden is a casita, a small guest house with a compact kitchen, living room and office. Here is a neutral modern interior with natural wood, white and black accents.
Photo: Thomas Kuoh
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🌞 California! Mini guide to California interior style
nine0004 Today, few people try to make a house in any one style - too thoughtful interiors look like a lifeless shop window.
And when you fill your apartment yourself, Scandinavian furniture, a Moroccan rug and a vintage chest of drawers can easily be combined in it. Nevertheless, we are sure that knowing the basic principles of different interior schools is useful: it helps to better understand your own preferences and inspires change. Therefore, we are launching a series of materials about world interior design schools and trends. Let's start with California 🤠
California style is a mixture of Spanish colonial architecture and modernism
It appeared in the huge villas and hotels that sprawled along the Pacific coast in the early 20th century.
The colonial legacy left by Christian missionaries. After the discovery of America, the Spanish government decided to convert the local population to Christianity; for this, missionary settlements were organized on the coast.
And modernism appeared after the Second World War. The main starting point can be considered the pilot project Case Study Houses.
This project was launched by the magazine Arts and Architecture - they commissioned the most famous architects of the time to develop the layout of a modern house. It was assumed that after the war such simple and affordable housing would be in great demand. Some houses were indeed built on the west coast, but this project gained the greatest popularity thanks to the famous photographs of Julius Shulman. nine0003
The style is based on lots of white, exposed beams, mismatched furniture and a touch of boho chic
Californian style is a story about relaxed life on the ocean in a huge sunny house with a chic living room and several bedrooms. These are the same houses of movie stars with huge pools and barbecue terraces.
Lots of white
California houses are very spacious and bright. White walls, curtains and ceiling reflect even more sunlight and make the space even more open. nine0003 Architect Katherine Carter, CA Architect Nicole Newkirk, CA Architect Nicole Newkirk, CA Architect Katherine Carter, CA
Wooden ceiling beams
Lots of accents, one of the highlights being exposed ceiling beams, wood window frames and doors.
They look especially impressive on a white background.
Natural materials
Natural materials are the basis of many interior schools. But in California, wooden furniture, jute rugs, linen curtains and cotton-covered sofas create a special relaxed mood.
Architect Melanie Burstin, Los Angeles Architect Nicole Newkirk, California Architect Kerry Vasquez, Los Angeles
Modernist furniture
Bright and geometric photography fits into California interiors by Study Houses Modern architects are still inspired by these works (look at the pictures). nine0003 Architect Jennifer Robin Macdonald, San Francisco Architect Kerry Vasquez, Los Angeles Architect Kerry Vasquez, Los Angeles
Ethnic or boho accents
more relaxed than in other states. Man-made clutter, patterned rugs and bedspreads, fringed lamps all add to the lifestyle.
How to bring Californian style to a Moscow apartment
Of course, Moscow is not California. But some elements of this relaxed style can add sun and air even to a gray Moscow winter.
1. Rough jute rug
In California interiors, you can often find a large jute rug in the living room or bedroom. It adds a marine mood to the room and does not draw attention to itself: it can be safely combined with any bright furniture.
Jute is a rather rough material, but it is pleasant to walk on it barefoot. It is better to protect it from seals and not to lay it in rooms with high humidity (jute absorbs water very well and dries very poorly).
Where to buy: H&M Home has similar rugs in every size and shape.
2. Large plant in a terracotta pot
Large plants in simple ceramic pots will dilute any interior and add freshness.
If you do not like unglazed ceramics, you can look for an alternative in one of our selections: first, second, third. nine0003
Where to buy: large terracotta pots can be found in OBI, or you can order the right size in the TOKERAMIKA workshop.
3. Spanish majolica
Handmade majolica - a tribute to the Spanish heritage. In Californian homes, it is often used in bathrooms as the main accent. It looks especially impressive when combined with classic dark wood furniture.
Where to buy: beautiful tiles are made in "Dymov.Keramika". We at Made use Spanish Dual Gres floor tiles for a Shoreditch style bathroom. nine0003
4. Vintage carved wood furniture
Modern Californian interiors benefit from antique furniture. An ancient chest of drawers, a record player or a chair with carved legs - the main thing here is not to overdo it so that the thing looks like a unique decoration.
Where to buy: for vintage go to the Repeat Story store, to Avito or to the real world - to the flea market in Novopodrezkovo.
