Patina Style

Their work has been the focus of countless national magazine features and has graced the covers of Veranda and Coastal Living. Patina Style gives insight into materials choices, methods and treatments that result in spaces that celebrate the beauty in the old, the imperfect and the slightly worn.Steve Giannetti and Brooke Giannetti are a design team and owners of Giannetti Home, one of the top design stores in Los Angeles. Steve is one of the most sought-after architects in California.A Timeless design style with age-old character.. The Giannettis have developed a design style that embraces Patina, the beauty that the passage of time brings to objects in your life.Patina Style is a color palette, a romance with subtl

Steve Giannetti and Brooke Giannetti are a design team and owners of Giannetti Home, one of the top design stores in Los Angeles. . Their work has been the focus of countless national magazine features and has graced the covers of Veranda and Coastal Living

Love this book! I've followed their blog for a few years and love their style! This book shows what they've accomplished in creating an amazing little "farm" in Ojai, CA. The pictures are of high quality and the text is very helpful in understanding their goals and how they achieved them. An excellent book if you're interested in architecture, gardening, home decor, and all that goes with living an artistic life.. Disapointing Kj This was a disappointment: no photos of the home or garden design, layout. Just decor close-ups, etc. I returned it.. Five Stars Donna Macheska Good ba see if information.

Brooke was born and raised in Los Angeles. Today, Velvet & Linen has e-mail subscribers all around the world, and it routinely appears on lists of must read design blogs. And, it’s helped land their work on the pages of numerous magazines, including Veranda, Coastal Living, New Old House, Romantic Homes and Country Living Gardener.Followers of Velvet & Linen are treated to daily doses of design inspiration via the Giannettis’ aesthetic: an elegant, yet unfussy, mix of antiques, natural materials and warm, neutral colors (think soft creams, grays, blues and greens). In addition to their blog, their book and