Styles

Three complete design languages. Modern, Traditional, and Transitional all start in the same place: your front door, the stone or stucco around it, and the lines of the house.

Heirloom pumpkins in muted blue-gray, green and soft orange, stacked together.
Mood imagePhoto: René Porter / Unsplash
A pale gray pumpkin on a gray surface, tone on tone.
Style referencePhoto: Aaron Itzerott / Unsplash

Ghost & Slate

Modern

Ghost whites and slate-blue heirlooms. Clean lines, room to breathe.

Tone-on-tone whites and blue-gray heirlooms in tight single-variety groups, lifted on matte-black risers. Negative space does half the work. For architecture that already speaks.

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Varieties Lumina, Casper, Valenciano, Full Moon (giant white), Jarrahdale, Blue Doll, Baby Boo

Book Modern

Best for

  • Huntington Harbour and coastal contemporary
  • Laguna Beach hillside modern
  • Corona del Mar new builds and modern farmhouse
  • White or gray stucco, board-and-batten, black window frames

Details

  • Matte-black cylinder risers
  • Black fiberstone urns
  • Black lanterns
  • Ivory and white mums
  • Bleached palm spears and white ruscus
  • Three white pumpkins against a near-black background.
    Style referencePhoto: Aimee Armour-Avant / Unsplash
  • Close view of blue-gray heirloom pumpkins with deeply ribbed skins.
    Style referencePhoto: Mathias Reding / Pexels
Three orange pumpkins on brick steps leading to a black front door.
Style referencePhoto: Isabella SP / Unsplash

Harvest

Traditional

Cinderella red, deep orange, and a full cascade down the steps.

Rouge vif d'Etampes reds and classic orange stepping down the stairs in layered drifts, warmed with straw, corn stalks, wheat, and rust-gold mums. The porch you remember, done properly.

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Varieties Cinderella (Rouge vif d'Etampes), Big Max, Howden, Knucklehead, Turk's Turban, Jack Be Little, Warty gourds

Book Traditional

Best for

  • Villa Park ranch estates and traditional homes
  • Orange Park Acres and North Tustin ranch and equestrian properties
  • Laguna Beach Craftsman and cottages with wood steps
  • Colonial, Cape Cod, brick, and painted-wood porches

Details

  • Straw bales
  • Corn stalks
  • Wheat bundles
  • Rust, gold, and burgundy mums
  • Iron lanterns
  • Ornamental kale (Thanksgiving)
  • Four kinds of pumpkins and gourds arranged on brick steps.
    Style referencePhoto: Sebastian Schuster / Unsplash
  • Front steps dressed with pumpkins, lanterns and colorful mums.
    Style referencePhoto: Erica Marsland Huynh / Unsplash
Pumpkins, gourds and a lantern in a stone-walled courtyard in late-afternoon light.
Style referencePhoto: Intrepid / Unsplash

Heirloom Neutral

Transitional

Muted heirlooms, olive, and linen. Collected and quiet.

Tan, blush, sage, and cream heirlooms layered with olive branches, eucalyptus, and dried grasses in woven baskets. Made to sit against stucco, limestone, and shingle without shouting. Our most versatile style.

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Varieties Fairytale (Musquee de Provence), Porcelain Doll, Long Island Cheese, Galeux d'Eysines, Marina di Chioggia, Jarrahdale, Sweet Dumpling

Book Transitional

Best for

  • Newport Coast Mediterranean and Tuscan estates
  • Spanish Colonial Revival
  • Newport Beach and Corona del Mar coastal cottages
  • Limewash, warm stucco, travertine, and natural wood

Details

  • Olive branches and silver dollar eucalyptus
  • Dried wheat, broom corn, and bunny-tail grass
  • Woven seagrass baskets
  • Weathered wood crates
  • Ivory and blush mums
  • Heirloom pumpkins in muted blue-gray, green and soft orange, stacked together.
    Style referencePhoto: René Porter / Unsplash
  • Gourds and heirloom pumpkins stacked in soft, low light.
    Style referencePhoto: Annie Spratt / Unsplash

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