Casa Catalina Style

Casa Catalina Style is inspired by Spanish Revival architecture found in the hills above Sunset Boulevard to the beaches of Malibu and Santa Barbara. Hand-made tiles, wrought iron sconces and graceful archways set the stage for this aesthetic. Art Deco, Moroccan and tropical elements work in harmony with Andalusian, French, Italian, even Venetian Gothic details. Old Hollywood glamour is updated with global bohemian and Palm Springs modern influences. These motifs are especially appropriate in southern Arizona given our beautiful geography, climate and Spanish Colonial history. From our Catalina Mountains to Catalina Island, these inspirations provide us with a diverse yet cohesive design palette.
Take a look below at some of our favorite
Inspirations...

The Andalusia courtyard
Architecture by Arthur and Nina Zwebell | Photograph by Tiffany Scott Gardner

The Andalusia courtyard fountain
Architecture by Arthur and Nina Zwebell | Photograph by Tiffany Scott Gardner

An Apartment in Venice
Source: Views on Venice

The Adamson House Peacock Fountain
Created by Malibu Potteries | Photograph by Forest Gardner

Casa GGG in San Miguel de Allende
Source: Vacation Rental Travels magazine
Photograph by Beth Carson

Mission San Xavier del Bac
Founded 1692 by Padre Eusebio Kino | Photograph by Forest Gardner

Art Deco Prints
Image Source: Living Etc.
Styling by Claudia Bryant | Photograph by Simon Bevan

Cary Grant walking a cat
We don’t know the origin of this photo, but we love it!

Dar Menebhi Palace, Museum of Marrakesh
Photograph by Fabio Foncati

Chateau Marmont
Image Source: Conde Nast Traveller
Photograph by Richard Powers

Palms Springs Oasis
Source: Style At Home
Designer: Orlando Soria | Photograph by Tessa Neustadt

The Kaufmann House
Source: J Paul Getty Trust
Architect: Richard Neutra | Photograph by Julius Shulman

Art Deco Wood Paneling
Source: Michael Murphy Home Furnishing

Riad El Fenn hotel
Source: Lonny Magazine
Photograph: Patrick Cline

Case Study #22, Stahl House
Photograph: courtesy Stahl House

Palm Springs Midcentury home
Photograph by Bethany Nauert

Leff / Florsheim House, Palm Springs
Architecture by Donald Wexler | Photograph by Tim Street-Porter

Riad Les Yeux Bleus
Source: Riad Les Yeux Bleus

Ca D'Oro in Venice, Italy
Photograph: Manel Camps