The latest entry into Culver City, California’s Kirkwood Collection of luxury boutique properties, the intimate nine-room retreat balances restrained elegance with contemporary, California whimsy, thanks to a partnership between Kirkwood Collection’s design director Michelle McClory and designers Jeffrey Alan Marks and Michael Smith.
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Hideaway Santa Barbara
Hideaway Santa Barbara
Hideaway Santa Barbara
Located in a former 1908 California Craftsman, the nine-room Hideaway Santa Barbara balances understated luxury with a modern twist for a home away from home sensibility.
Hideaway Santa Barbara
To remake the dark and gloomy reception area, McClory added a skylight above a custom desk clad with a slatted wood exterior and a large storage unit, inspired by an 18th-century antique cabinet.
Hideaway Santa Barbara
Maritime artwork, a coastal material palette, and wood accents exude a casual elegance that recall a high-end residential property.
Hideaway Santa Barbara
Natural light drenches the Solarium via triple-height windows, while a custom bird art installation acts as a focal point.
Hideaway Santa Barbara
The intimate getaway frames views of the Santa Ynez Mountains and the historic Fernald Mansion.
Hideaway Santa Barbara
All nine guestrooms evoke the coastal setting with contemporary furnishings and a white and blue palette.