LA VEREDA

MONTECITO, cA

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Original architectural details like the Great Room's cathedral ceiling & original wrought iron chandelier were preserved. Other noteworthy original elements include the orchestra balcony's bottle glass window with clear rondels, the original ironwork on the stair railings & exterior Juliette balconies & terracotta floors featured throughout the entry and kitchen.

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"Bridgid was wonderful to work with in reimagining our 100 year old Spanish revival home in Montecito. She is a gifted designer who has a flair for the contemporary with a bit of a nod to the past. Bridgid helped us incorporate many family antiques and an extensive art collection into a clean, updated pallette, while working hard to keep within budget. In addition to the interiors, Bridgid assisted us in selecting outdoor furnishings to complement the new exterior stonework and iron pergola. The contractor, architect, and landscape architect all appreciated the ease with which Bridgid interfaced."

Deborah S.

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In an effort to open up the back of the house, a three-centered arch was employed between the kitchen and dining room allowing natural light to permeate the space. The arch adds a graceful softness to the space & serves as the new central axis for the rear of the house adjoining the previously separated spaces.

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A dose of color & pattern infuse the grandkids' room

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In an effort to open up the back of the house, a three-centered arch was employed between the kitchen and dining room allowing natural light to permeate the space. The arch adds a graceful softness to the space & serves as the new central axis for the rear of the house adjoining the previously separated spaces.

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