Ryan Street Architects

Modern European design expressed through clean plaster surfaces, steel windows, natural wood, and a carefully composed transition from exterior to interior.

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Twilight at Montecito //

In the January 2026 issue of , Lead Interior Designer Jennifer Sissom shares why surface quality is taking center stage in bathroom design. Soft, matte finishes bring depth and calm while diffusing light more gently, creating spaces that feel layered, timeless, and intentional. A quiet shift away from high gloss, and toward materials that age well and elevate how a room is experienced.

Pick up the latest copy to see the rest of the 2026 bathroom trends that are on the rise.

Warm evening light at our project //

Project highlight: Foothill Terrace
A closer look at the details that carry our project: hand-finished plaster, limestone, wood beams, and steel doors that frame the landscape from the moment you walk in.

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Originally part of a twelve-horse stable, this loft now serves as a comfortable landing spot for the family. During the holidays, the natural light, white-oak millwork, and generous seating turn it into an ideal place to welcome guests.

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Happy Holidays from all of us at Ryan Street Architects. May the joys of home and family surround you this Christmas.

In a season built around togetherness, home does the quiet work. May your spaces feel grounded, warm, and truly lived in.

With the cooler weather, the fireplaces throughout our Highland Park project become natural gathering places. Each one was designed to settle the room, relying on simple lines, honest materials, and a calm presence that supports the way the family lives.

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