While planning a styled wedding inspiration and some ideas were not lining up I came across Patina Farms accidentally and I was shocked I haven’t heard about it being one of many wedding photographers Tri cities WA, I instantly fell in love with the Garden Wedding space and got in contact with the wonderful and sweet owner, Kerrie on instagram) She agreed for me to do this romantic garden themed styled shoot at her beautiful Wedding Venue.
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The venue has what seems like endless possibilities for you to setup: a few barns, some meadows, the gorgeous creek/river and beautiful blooms blooming everywhere! a huge plus is the guest parking area is so spacious you wont need to worry one bit if you can invite the family and even the families family =D Patina Farms Venue out in Walla Walla, Wa is the perfect, romantic, garden setting for your outdoor wedding! When I say perfect, I mean this is a hidden gem with a short drive from Tri Cities Washington. There’s endless Wedding venues near Spokane, Wa and tri cities wa wedding venues are some to beat! ( If you’d like a run down of some of my favorites check them out here!) It’s ideal for business lunches as well as indulgent dinners. A classy destination tastefully decorated with American walnut tables and chairs positioned on wooden floors that invites relaxation and comfort. Here is your Sneak Peak, you will thank me later.You might be looking through Wedding Venues in Washington trying to pick out your perfect wedding venue and let me show you why you shouldn’t rule out Eastern Washington. Patina is situated in the Old Stone House next to The Terrace. Patina Farm in Santa Barbara Magazine One of my favorite regional magazines is Santa Barbara Magazine. Patina Farm is the must buy book of the season. It is truly a gorgeous, timeless, inspirational home that will forever have you coming back to study. Through careful attention to details they brought their vision of Patina Farm to life.
Ideally the home would be situated entirely based on the sunlight, aware that the direction of the sun affects the quality of light in the home, while keeping the two very large oak trees into consideration. Inside the new studio at Brooke and Steve Giannettis Patina Farm in Ojai, California. The take away? A refined European sense of a home that became the blueprint for their design. In love with Belgian design, the Giannetti's decided to take a trip to Belgium and Paris seeking information and inspiration from designers such as Greet Lefèvre of Belgian Pearls, (one of my favorite blogs) and visually absorbing the patina of cooper pots, tattered books, paneled doors in flea markets and the Marché aux Puces. They also own Giannetti Home, a curated shop in Brentwood, CA that sells furniture, lighting, and accessories for the home in their signature patina style.
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Brooke is an interior decorator, making the two of them a full service design team.
There are four miniature Sicilian donkeys. Steve is a classically trained architect, who also had training in his family's ornamental plaster studio, which was a natural extension for inspiration for their home. No, not children (though they have three of those), but rather the animals they keep at Patina Farm, their dreamy 5-acre homestead in the Ojai Valley. I am pleased to say that in Patina Farm, we see every corner of the family home, as well as the guesthouse, gardens, greenhouse and a charming chicken coop. Hidden from view by an abundance of white roses, lavender, and citrus, Patina Farm is the vision of rustic elegance with an unerring eye for quality and of course, a gorgeous time-loved patina that takes a typical brick and mortar home into a life well lived.
When Brooke and Steve decided to leave their suburban Santa Monica home to build a new life on a idyllic farm, they bought 5 acres in the heart of the beautiful Ojai Valley, California, a lovely wooded area with rolling hills and pink sunsets.
Welcome to Patina Farm a beautiful, inspiring new book by Brooke and Steve Giannetti of the blog Velvet and Linen.
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