Overlooking the Santa Barbara Channel, this new Montecito residence was designed around the idea of borrowed views—using architecture and landscape to make the property feel larger, more layered, and deeply connected to its surroundings.

Thoughtfully placed outbuildings extend the architecture into the landscape, creating a series of intimate outdoor spaces that flow naturally from the interiors. Each structure helps frame a particular view - toward the ocean, gardens, or neighboring landscape - revealing different moments as one moves through the property.

The result is a home where architecture, landscape, and borrowed scenery work together, creating a relaxed indoor-outdoor experience that feels both expansive and distinctly Montecito.