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Vacation RentalsIssue 37 — The Golden State

Garde Summerland: A 1921 Antiques Barn Turned Shoppable Apartment from an LA Design Favorite

September 13, 2018

We first wrote about Garde, the California purveyors of a who’s who list of Remodelista favorites (Workstead, Faye Toogood, and Egg Collective, just to name a few) way back in 2012. Then, and until now, they had one shop—in a former electronics store on Beverly Boulevard in LA (see that first look at their shop in Garde in Los Angeles).

But a few weeks ago, Garde opened their highly anticipated second location, in a rehabbed, circa-1921 antiques barn in the hamlet of Summerland in Santa Barbara. The first floor houses a shoppable gallery; upstairs is a rentable apartment, kitted out with Garde’s wares, Portola Paints in custom hues, Anglepoise lighting, even a custom Mad et Len scent. Take a look.

Photography by Sam Frost, courtesy of Garde, except where noted.

the exterior of the \19\2\1 barn, which garde founder scotti sitz happened upon 17
Above: The exterior of the 1921 barn, which Garde founder Scotti Sitz happened upon by chance and rehabbed (despite the recent mudslides and fires in the area). Photograph via Garde.

The Apartment

the upstairs apartment, called garde house, is available to rent via airbnb, an 18
Above: The upstairs apartment, called Garde House, is available to rent via Airbnb, and includes shoppable Garde wares that will change seasonally. It’s painted in Portola Paint (a custom line of hues, created for Garde, will be available for sale); the sofa is Garde’s own design, from their first in-house furniture line.

The apartment is available for stays at a rate of $350 per night (with a two-night minimum stay); see Garde House to book.

in the living area: a dante el santo cheshire chair with pink mongolian sh 19
Above: In the living area: a Dante El Santo Cheshire chair with pink Mongolian sheepskin. The wood coverings for the floors are by Venice-based Studio E&R.
a sunny corner, thanks to the rehabbed multi paned windows. 20
Above: A sunny corner, thanks to the rehabbed multi-paned windows.
the black kitchen. the cabinetry features a custom door pull, designed by belgi 21
Above: The black kitchen. The cabinetry features a custom door pull, designed by Belgium-based hardware expert Peter Van Cronenburg for Garde, also available downstairs in the shop.
kitchen of garde house in summerland, photo by sam frost 22
garde house in summerland, photo by sam frost 23
Above L: The kitchen features Lefroy Brooks fixtures and, shown, Vincent Van Duysen ceramic bowls. The backsplash also doubles as display. Above R: Objets by Apparatus Studio and Michael Verheyden.
in the bedroom, a casper bed frame and mattress, and desk lamps by anglepoise. 24
Above: In the bedroom, a Casper bed frame and mattress, and Desk Lamps by Anglepoise.
the bathroom is fitted with square tile and lefroy brooks fixtures. 25
Above: The bathroom is fitted with square tile and Lefroy Brooks fixtures.

The Shop

downstairs: the shop, with custom wood display tables by studio e&r. a 26
Above: Downstairs: the shop, with custom wood display tables by Studio E&R. Also spotted: Faye Toogood’s Spade Chair.
the shop also has the feel of a living space. here, a dante charlotte chaise lo 27
Above: The shop also has the feel of a living space. Here, a Dante Charlotte Chaise Lounge in leather and white is positioned by the wood-burning fireplace.

the shop also has an outdoor space where silkie chickens roam. 28
Above: The shop also has an outdoor space where silkie chickens roam.

Shoppable, rentable apartments—where you can get some rest and then buy the bed, if you like it—are trending. Here are three more favorites around the world:

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