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Single Level Cra sman Paradise in ree Arch Bay

A TOUCH ABOVE

THE ART OF MIXING TEXTURES ELEVATES INTERIOR DESIGN.

Mixing textures into a home’s interior space adds depth, visual interest and dimension while also creating a more dynamic and inviting environment. Layering di erent textures in a home can showcase an individual’s personal style though it also tends to touch on all the senses and enhances a home’s ambiance as well.

According to Ashley Clark, a Dover Shores resident who serves as principal designer at Skout in nearby Costa Mesa, layering is one of the best ways to

incorporate several di erent textures into a space.

“I think every room needs textures. Layers make spaces feel cozy and more comfortable,” Clark explains. “ ey make rooms feel inviting and complete. Even a tiny, tiny powder bath needs layering, [which] could be wallpaper, art [or] an amazing light xture that is fabric or rope.”

And when you think you have done enough, she says, add one more layer.

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is Cra sman style home in the ocean front community of ree Arch Bay features sophisticated detailing throughout and a tropical feel, a ording coastal relaxation and comfort as a primary or vacation home. e unique single-level home o ers views in the distance of blue water and Dana Point blu s. Spanning over 2,100 square feet, there are three bedrooms and two baths, inclusive of luxurious primary suite and secondary bedrooms on separate wing. ere is also hardwood detailing, stone nish work and beautiful natural lighting throughout. e great room living space ows naturally into the gourmet kitchen, formal dining and den retreat areas. A private rear patio is an outdoor oasis that includes a built-in barbecue, bar and outdoor replace. e front exterior features an ocean view covered porch and grassy front yard. e gated community of ree Arch Bay enjoys luxury community amenities, including on site management, 24-hour guard gated upper and lower gates, clubhouse, playground, tennis and basketball courts, a large grassy area and exclusive events year round. e private beach access is the highlight with several stairwell access points to the sand where the amazing ree Arches and Bay will capture your spirit and welcome you home.

Property: 7 S. Vista de Catalina, Laguna Beach | Offering Price: $5,250,000 Agent Info: Amanda Horton | 949.422.6122 | amanda@amandahorton.com

Korfanty Chris Tebbutt
OCEAN

“We love doubling up on rugs, … like [starting with] a natural ber rug base and then layer[ing] something so er on top. Pillows are also [a] great way to add texture,” Clark notes. Another unique idea is to layer artwork. “It does not have to be at,” she adds. “It can have texture [or] weight and can be an object rather than something at.”

According to Clark, layering in opposites is a good rule to follow as well. If you have white, add black; if you’ve incorporated a lot of so fabrics and colors, mix in something harder. Or, if you have entirely modern decor, throw in something vintage.

“I love mixing new with old. Something old always brings texture. [It] could be chippy paint or worn leather or a tattered canvas, [but, whatever it is,] it just brings character,” Clark reveals. “I love the juxtaposition of something old and tattered next to something fresh and new.”

ere are so many ways to add texture, Clark says, including using a moody paint or plaster rather than ordinary at paint on the drywall. Wallpaper is a great way to incorporate texture while millwork can add yet another layer to the space. She also notes that you can add texture in the furnishings and accessories as well as along the walls and over windows using drapery.

“Start with what you have. Move things around and try your pillows in new areas. Add a throw to your sofa [or] try layering up some of your rugs. Bring out your art project from high school and mix it in with … newer things in your bookshelves,” Clark recommends. “Flip your books around to show the pages rather than the spines. Bring some of the outdoors in and stick a pretty branch in a vase on your kitchen counter—experiment.”

SALES

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES

TEXTURED TREASURES

ENHANCE BOTH THE LOOK AND FEEL OF YOUR HOME WITH THESE TIMELESS PRODUCTS.

1) The curved body and tapered shade of the CARDIFF LAMP, crafted with natural woven abaca fabric, give off a rustic look while the patina brass finish of the hardware layers in a secondary texture, $675, at Molly Wood Garden Design, Costa Mesa. (949-548-1611 shopmollywood.com)

2) Add some personality to your home with the WILLAMETTE 16-INCH LED CLEAR FLUTED GLASS WALL SCONCE, which provides a golden glow behind textured glass cast in Italy, $569, with

Chris Mattingley, Carol Josepher, Adrienne Kruse, Mara Hertel

EDITORIAL FIREBRAND NEWSROOM 949-715-4100

PRODUCTION MANAGER

Tina Leydecker tina@ rebrandmediainc.com

advance order at Rejuvenation, SoCo & The OC Mix. (714-241-1450 rejuvenation.com)

3) Undyed New Zealand wool and refined jute are spun together into yarns then handwoven by Indian artisans to create the SARAVIA WOOL & JUTE RUG, which offers a soft finish with visual depth in the flat weave, from $1,000, with advance order at RH, Fashion Island. (949-760-9232; rh.com)

4) Made with dyed and distressed leather for durability, and filled with down and

DESIGN/MARKETING

CREATIVE & MARKETING DIRECTOR

Tracy Powell

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

Ti any ompson

CEO & EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

Steve Zepezauer

feathers for comfort, the CHESTNUT LEATHER LUMBAR pillow is not only plush but adds a bit of contrast to the home as well, $165, at Heirloom. (949515-2500; heirloomdecor.com)

5) The Victorian-inspired motif of living lace, climbing foliage and fern fronds that adorn the GARDENSIDE GRASSCLOTH WALLCOVERING provide texture and a vintage feel, $648 per roll, with advance order at Serena & Lily, Lido Marina Village. (949-287-5764; serenaandlily.com)

PRESIDENT OF SALES & MARKETING Scott Sanchez

ADVERTISING & CIRCULATION: Tel: 949-715-4100

MAILING ADDRESS: 900 Glenneyre Street, Suite B, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

TEL: 949-715-4100

The market has been cooling over time and prices plateaued for a while. Despite the consistent decrease in MAI, we’re in the Seller’s zone. Watch for changes in MAI. If the MAI resumes its climb, prices will likely follow suit. If the MAI drops consistently or falls into the Buyer’s zone, watch for downward pressure on prices.

Med ia n List Price

Historic Cannon Estate

2616 Queda Way | Laguna Beach | $4,795,000

4 Bedroom + Gym/Office | 5.5 Bathroom

This historic “Villa” was originally built by one of Laguna’s premier families, The James Cannon family. Completed in 1940 as the main house of a four home estate, there was also a separate, large guest house, a gardeners house and a chauffeur’s quarters below on Glenneyre. Huge with 4,400 square feet, consisting of four bedrooms, four and one-half baths and a gym (Now an office) Huge living room with hand hewn wood beamed ceilings, and one of the largest Primary bedroom suites in Laguna Beach. Spectacular ocean and coastline views from every level. Terraced yards with Koi pond and gardens. The home was donated to a wonderful charity and they want it sold now. (Current appraisal of $6,500,000.)

Price Reduced: Owner Says Sell!

Contact Jim or Geoff to schedule a private tour.

Associate Broker

949.887.3823

jim.ardery@compass.com DRE 00576041

Associate Broker 949.359.1804

geoff.dunlevie@compass.com DRE 01992989

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