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With the holiday season in full swing, we’ve rounded up our picks for the best gifts for friends and family with a proclivity for great design and luxury brands. Design Consultation This holiday season, go beyond the ordinary and give the ultimate gift. Whether it’s transforming a beloved space through […]

An original American Craftsman home constructed in 1912, the Mira Monte Residence was a prime example of a major renovation that shaped the conflicting styles of prior remodels into a cohesive and elegant Craftsman home. When our clients first approached HartmanBaldwin for this project, they were ready to take the

We're thrilled to announce that our cherished Pomello Residence project is featured in the December issue of Old House Journal! This renowned magazine celebrates the artistry of historic restoration. This makes it an ideal platform to showcase the Pomello Residence—a project that harmonizes timeless elegance with modern comfort. The Pomello

Welcome to the stunning transformation of the Cambridge Residence. This classic 1950s California Ranch home has been reimagined to embody modern luxury and timeless design. At HartmanBaldwin, we pride ourselves on creating dream homes that reflect our clients’ unique visions while honoring the architectural integrity of their original spaces. In

One of HartmanBaldwin's most recent projects is a true testament to its commitment to preserving the history of Southern California through thoughtful renovations. Sunny orange groves and snow-capped Mt. Baldy 1 A Look Back in Time Built from stones, dug up by ranchers preparing the land for citrus groves. This

History of Craftsman Homes Classic Craftsman home architecture emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a reaction against the industrialization and mass production of goods. It emphasized hand craftsmanship, truth in design, simplicity, and a connection to nature. Henry Levy House, Oxnard 0 The Craftsman movement grew

Upon entering the LA farmhouse style home, guests are welcomed into a beautiful foyer that offers a preview of the expansive great room. The layout is both intuitive and elegant, with direct access to the formal dining room, the staircase leading to the second floor, and a breezeway that opens

We are proud to share that HartmanBaldwin interior design and build company has been featured in the Design issue of Arroyo Magazine! This article highlights our Senior Project Architect, Jeremiah Kimber, and his exceptional contributions to the projects he has led. From stunning residential designs to innovative solutions, Jeremiah’s work

We are thrilled to announce that one of our most cherished projects, the Darling Residence, has been featured on the cover of Old House Journal. This prestigious magazine is a beloved publication for enthusiasts dedicated to restoring and preserving the timeless beauty of older homes, making it the perfect platform

We’re so proud to announce the feature of The Ledgewood Residence in the Spring 2024 edition of This Old House magazine! Spanish Revival houses, built in the first half of the 20th century, are known for their stucco walls, archways, large windows, elaborate ironwork, heavy wood beams, and decorative tile

This Mid-Century Modern, Post & Beam style home needed a major redesign to better accommodate modern living while preserving the features that make this home so special. The HartmanBaldwin team developed a multi-phase plan that honored the distinctive architectural style, reinvigorated outdated spaces, and expanded the home through carefully thought-out

Spanish-style architecture exploded in popularity in the early 20th century. The casual asymmetry and indoor/outdoor connections reflected the culture’s move toward informality. It was also perfectly suited to the climate of the developing Southern California region, and, maybe most importantly, it reflected both a romanticized past and the very current