These five California homes interior design will leave you craving the Golden State’s sunshine and modern architecture.

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1 San Francisco House by CCS Architecture and Subject to Change

Located amid San Francisco’s winding hills, this California homes with 4,000-square-foot abode marks a joint effort between CCS Architecture and Subject to Change. The two teams transformed the residence into a customized hangout spot suitable to host social gatherings for the new occupant, a 30-something entrepreneur. Exuberant bursts of color interact with gallery-like white interiors, tailored to take advantage of hilltop city views.

2. Los Angeles Residence by Minarc

An eco-friendly prefab built from the ground up in Los Angeles. Tomato red quartz composite lines the kitchen island’s countertop, a welcome contrast to bamboo cabinetry and an ice-cold mural ofIngjaldsdóttir’s native Iceland. Other rooms overflow with eco-consciousness—a hydroponic plant wall delivers a truly back-to-nature experience for those indulging in the master bathroom’s soaking tub.

3. Los Angeles House by Belzberg Architects and Delta Wright

This is no stranger to large-scale projects… For this 12,000-square-foot single-family california home on the Los Angeles ridgeline, Belzberg enlisted the help of Delta Wright for interiors that emphasize family gathering space over all else. Furnishings marry contemporary and vintage. But the staircase is the home’s pièce de résistance, in true Belzberg style. A spiraling, asymmetrical sculpture in European white oak, it rises 35 feet from basement to oculus.

4. Garrison Residence by Patrick Tigre Architecture and David Dunn Architecture + Interiors

White, bright, and ultra-contemporary, this sunny Redondo Beach house is signature Patrick Tighe. The prolific designer scattered hexagonal windows around the house’s new corner stair tower—a geometric motif that repeats itself throughout. Materials are few: white porcelain floor tile and anodized aluminum window frames backdrop David Dunn’s selection of vintage-modern furnishings.

5. Pacific Heights House by Messana O’Rorke

A magenta door in a gray clapboard facade greets those visiting a pair of tiny cottages built as earthquake huts in San Francisco’s stately Pacific Heights neighborhood. Messana O’Rorke unified the two structures by inserting a slender galley kitchen in between, with roofing and end walls in frameless glass. The new resident, a creative consultant, is also an avid furniture collector who searched three entire years for an Egg chair by Arne Jacobsen—rare in tan leather.

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We picked some of the best California Homes projects for your inspiration when it comes to Interior Design. Let us know what do you think about these five above.

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