House of Honey
House of Honey is a female collective of interior designers born out of a desire to create meaningful experiences
House of Honey is a female collective of interior designers with a desire to create meaningful experiences. Growing up in Canada, and with a background in fashion, Tamara Kaye-Honey founded her firm almost two decades ago. With studios in Montecito and Pasadena, she collaborates with her diverse team on unique projects, both public and private.
House of Honey embraces the authentic environments that reflect their clients and unique surroundings. Telling stories that celebrate life by cultivating and curating a sense of escape, joy and confidence and capturing that essence is at the heart of the design.
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Recent Comments
Fun architectural photos, with entertaining insights. I sometimes ride through Hope Ranch on bicycle and always enjoy the imaginative flourishes that adorn these properties. — CAF
I wish I had a friend named Pattipie. — Doug B
I noticed the parking numbers as well. 170 parking spaces required (per code) but only 31 spaces to be provided? I suppose the 32 covered… — Jan
Disappointing about Knock Knock (Blackbird), I hope they improve. The last time we tried to patronize Blackbird, we made a reservation for an anniversary dinner… — CW
It’s great they can avoid those trees, but I’m concerned the new locations means they’ll have to armor the bluff at Loon Point beach (below… — LD
Yes! More korean flavors at Montes. Thats what makes them special. — D
Monte’s is the former home of Oliver’s and before that Peabody’s? The outdoor dining area looks much the same as under those places. And didn’t… — Jeff Yolles
Before people start complaining about photos of private estates on the platform - the offer came with a cut off horse head in his bed.… — Zeljko
In a full service restaurant my tip begins at 20% that goes up or down with the experience. Will start at 15% at LM. — Don
Semes like it is the same development St. George was frustrated by the delays. At final approval, he said all the process accomplished was needlessly… — tina