Cabana Home in Santa Barbara

Featuring furniture, textiles and accessories from designers and manufacturers in America and Europe.Cabana Home redefines traditional indoor and outdoor furnishings with items that reflect the Santa Barbara lifestyle.

Owners Caroline and Steve Thompson took an old 3,200-square-foot warehouse and its adjoining storage yard on lower Santa Barbara Street and transformed it into a light, open and sophisticated showroom while maintaining the area’s warehouse character. The extensive showroom displays indoor furniture and accessories and
outdoor garden furnishings.

Home furnishings and designer lines include Baker, Donghia, David Sutherland, Janus et Cie plus Cabana Home’s own collection of custom-made upholstery.

Estate sale finds of garden antiques and century old engravings, are mixed with outdoor terrace furnishings, lamps, rugs and a large collection of indoor and outdoor fabrics.

Cabana Home offers one-stop shopping for the home, including carpeting, interior and exterior lighting represented in the lighting gallery.

Antique European engravings, accessories, window coverings and full work room services for bedding, pillows, and re-upholstery

Contemporary art provided by Edward Cella Art+Architecture.

Paintings by Ruth Pastine.

The accent here is on great design, and the architecture of the furniture, as well as representing the most luxurious fabrics and textiles from the United States, Europe and Asia. The Thompsons travel to markets in New York, High Point, NC, and Europe for both new and antique furniture, art and accessories, scouring flea markets in
Paris, Tuscany and Belgium.

“The biggest difference in Cabana Home and other furniture stores is that we carry a huge inventory, with our warehouse adjacent to the showroom. A customer can buy directly from the sales floor or warehouse without having to wait for a special order, and we have the ability and the inventory to furnish an entire home, without the buyer having to wait. Our pieces are transferable from showroom to life. We’re always searching for items that perfectly capture the essence of the Santa Barbara style”, notes Caroline Thompson.