A Coastal Escape Renewed

Step out of time, and instead into a place — to a creative enclave whose coast inspired turn-of-century plein air painters, and not long after, whose hills sheltered the 1960’s burgeoning counterculture. A quirky ocean-front community which Hollywood’s golden-era elite, prohibition rumrunners, anti-establishment psychedelic pioneers, and adventure soaked wave chasers all called home. An eclectic cross-pollination of modern America and an artistic safe haven uniquely nestled within 9 square miles along the Pacific.

Electric Bowery is an architecture and interior design studio based in Venice, CA, led by Lucia Bartholomew and Cayley Lambur. The firm creates distinguished spaces that foster a sense of purpose and a life well-lived. They bring to each project a design sensibility that combines warmth, comfort, and each locale’s unique personality.

An Austin-based studio distinguishable for the their unique blending of graphic design and idealism, LAND was significant in the conception of Casa Loma’s visual identity and continues to be a principal creative influence. From a towering relief sculpture bathed in sunlight to bespoke screen printed artwork, and custom woven throws, LAND’s works are enchantingly folkloric and an enduring presence throughout Casa Loma.