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"Montecito Modern\nJack Lionel Warner's Seaside Retreat Near Santa Barbara\nConcrete columns and fir beams frame the entrance to the Montecito, California, house that architect Jack Lionel Warner designed and shares with his wife, Joanna Barnes. Quatrain copper cauldron.\nSkylights illuminate the entrance hall, where antique Chinese stone heads, left, and a Siamese head are set in mirrored recesses.\nA pair of volcanic stone figures from Java and three Ptolemaicera Egyptian wood masks are among the antiquities on display in the living room. The steel snake is attributed to Edgar Brandt. A Richard Aber sculpture is above the fireplace. Steinway Sons piano.\n\"The antique Chinese desk inspired my use of red in the study,\" says Warner. \"I like dark rooms.\" Ship prints, from Barnes's family, line the walls. An Indian wood sculpture of a bull is on the Paul Tuttle low table. At rear are Egyptian, Siamese and African artifacts.\n\"We introduced yellow in the master bedroom because my wife likes a lot of light,\" notes the architect. \"It's the most feminine room in the house.\" Artist Robert Walker repainted the chinoiserie panels that flank the sliding-glass door. Warner designed the built-in dressing table.\n\"I like to shake things up a bit.\" An Isamu Noguchi lantern hangs above the armchairs and the sofa, which he painted. Three pots with dragon motifs are on the lawn.\n\"The loggia's marble flooring has a dull, leadlike color that contrasts nicely with the red of the colonnade,\" says Warner (with Barnes)."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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