They also own Giannetti Home, a store that sells furniture and products for the home in their signature Patina style. PHOTO: Patina Farm in Ojai, California with architecture by Steve Giannetti and design by Brooke Giannetti. There is so much that the farm has to offer from celebrations and gatherings to hands-on experiences and dining, that you’re sure to find a reason to visit our creekside location.
Steve Giannetti is a renowned architect, and Brooke is an interior decorator and writer of the design blog Velvet and Linen. Walla Walla Wine Country Gardens & Event Venue H E R E at the F A R M S Patina Farms is as diverse as it is unique. We see every corner of the family home, guesthouse, lush gardens, and delightful animal quarters. Brooke’s inviting prose combines with 200 photographs and Steve’s architectural drawings to show their inspirations, their materials selections, and the enviable result of their team effort and creativity: an idyllic farm in California’s Ojai Valley. When Brooke and Steve Giannetti decided to leave their suburban Santa Monica home to build a new life on a farm, they looked into themselves, and traveled to Belgium and France, for inspiration. There are many areas that didn’t need much because of what was already there.A new farm home blending modern lines and materials with French antiques. Patina Farms offers a gorgeous pastoral setting perfect for any event, from weddings and anniversary parties to flower retreats, private dinner parties, or. Steve’s designs allow for clever storage, glass walls for light, and wood frames adding detail and texture. A console table becomes a desk in your office.” “A linen sofa can move from a living room into a children’s space. “Using neutral furniture comes in handy when you want to move things around to suit your life,” says Steve. French limestone flooring also connects the interior to the exterior rooms.” “It reinforces the fluidity within as well as the connection to the outdoors. “We committed to the same natural palette that we used outside for all the home’s interiors,” says Brooke. It’s a lush album in which the couple share not only the nuts and bolts of designing and building a house but also the emotional evolution of a home. A married designing couple (he the architect and she the interior. The home’s creation-documented on Brooke’s blog, Velvet & Linen, resulted in a new book, Patina Farm. 15K 1.1M views 6 years ago OJAI Join us at Patina Farm, the idyllic Ojai, California home of Brooke and Steve Giannetti. Jest dzieem maestwa architektów zajmujcych si projektowaniem domów w stylu, który mona nazwa Stara Francja przywodzcym na myl stare, prowansalskie zamki. I was allowed to take photos of this beautiful property, and I’m thrilled to share them with you It’s such a special place, filled with beautiful antiques and stunning natural light. Patina Farm to posiado, która wyglda jakby miaa sto lat, a tymczasem zostaa postawiona jakie dziesi lat temu. This is a spectacular rural home where old meets new. “We’ve planted different varieties of water plants, and the frogs, turtles, and ducks discovered it and have now made it their home.” The canoe is a Craigslist find. Take a tour of Patina Farm, the home of Steve and Brooke Giannetti that’s nestled in Ojai, California.
“It has become a hobby for Steve,” says Brooke. The property’s pond is a work in progress. “We’re looking at sheep perhaps,” says Brooke. In addition to their three children, the couple share the farm with a menagerie of animals including three goats, four donkeys, a dozen chickens, four dogs, and counting. After discovering a lush five-acre parcel of land, they planted the seed that would grow into their current home, Patina Farm.Īfter six months of planning (Steve is the architect, Brooke the designer) and 18 months of construction, the couple moved to the property that they call their “future empty-nester” home, though they are hardly alone. Indeed, it was a 2009 design project in the idyllic town at the foot of the Topatopa Mountains (just 80 miles north of L.A.) that made their dream a reality.
“It would have gardens and animals and room for an art studio. “Steve and I have always dreamed of living on a farm,” says Brooke. The pair, who helm Giannetti Home, a full-service design firm and a store in Los Angeles, fantasized about a property where they could fulfill the family passions: Brooke’s gardening, Steve’s landscape painting, and daughter Leila’s love of horses.
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