Distinguishing old and new while creating a sense of cohesion, Pacific House is the home of interior designer Megan Brown, principal of Penman Brown. A generous new pavilion was added to the original California bungalow, capturing northern light and views of the landscape, enhancing the home’s connection to its coastal environment.
SCOPE
Full Interior Design, Custom Fabrication, Furnishing, Object and Art
Photograohy: Felix Forest
Styling: Studio CD
Text: The Local Project - A Private Oasis – Pacific House by Penman Brown
A palette of tactile natural materials was selected to complement the heritage of the original bungalow while imbuing a sense of contemporary coastal elegance. Speaking to the textures and tones of the landscape yet strictly adhering to a monochromatic palette, the layered subtleties ensure the design is at once contemporary and timeless.
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"There is a wonderful sense of relaxation and serenity in this space."
"I wanted to create a sense of grandeur but I also put so much time into designing the floor plan for functionality, so it is a really easy house to live in."
- Megan Brown
Fixtures and loose furnishings were selected for their organic qualities, yet a focus on line as the overarching design emphasis ensures a sense of the modern and refined prevails.
