Minimalist Urban Residence by Anacapa

Designed in 2017 by Anacapa Architecture, Minimalist Urban Residence is an inspiring single-story house situated in Santa Monica, California.

Modern single-story home with clean white walls, warm wood accents, and lush landscaping.
Spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area with wood paneling, marble island, and pendant lighting.
Sleek, modern kitchen with wooden accents, recessed lighting, and a long dining table.
Contemporary open-plan living space with wooden furnishings, TV, and potted plant.
A modern home office with wooden shelves, blinds, and a view to the outdoors.
Sleek modern bathroom with wood cabinetry, brass fixtures, and views of lush greenery.
Minimalist white bathroom with sleek fixtures, floating shelves, and wooden floor.
Modern bedroom suite with wood accents, glass walls, and sliding doors leading to a deck.
A modern home with a spacious indoor-outdoor living space, clean lines, and warm lighting.
Minimalist, contemporary home with wood exterior, glass walls, and a fire pit feature.

About Minimalist Urban Residence

A Modern Sanctuary for a Young Entrepreneur

In Santa Barbara, CA, a young entrepreneur’s private residence shines with contemporary design. The home, embracing natural light, features an array of fixed and sliding glass elements, including skylights. It boasts three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The exterior showcases a blend of ipe wood and white stucco. Inside, warmth radiates from custom walnut cabinetry, Italian marble, and brass fixtures.

Designed for Indoor-Outdoor Living

This modestly sized home, 2500 sq ft (about 232 sq m), caters to Santa Barbara’s temperate climate. Sliding doors and windows throughout invite endless ventilation, blurring the line between indoors and outdoors. The home’s heart, encompassing the kitchen, dining, and living area, opens entirely to the elements on sunny days. Radiant heat cement floors and two indoor fireplaces ensure comfort on cooler days.

An Entertainer’s Dream

The home reflects the owner’s love for entertaining. Guests enter to a view of lush gardens and an outdoor fire pit, a popular weekend gathering spot for wine and barbecues.

Photography courtesy of Anacapa

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