It may look like the pages of Architectural Digest, yet this home is right here in Costa Mesa. Bold, curated, and completely one of a kind. 1714 Labrador has been reimagined from the studs up, fully permitted with the City of Costa Mesa.  Essentially a new home, everything has been updated to new code requirements.  Each finish tells a story: European walnut flooring, vintage lighting, marble and limestone bathrooms, and Zellige tile that feels effortlessly on trend.

The home blends timeless craftsmanship with a design-forward vibe that radiates style. Solid brass fixtures, a hand-applied plaster fireplace, Marvin windows and French doors, and walnut cabinetry bring richness and texture throughout. The kitchen balances form and function with Thermador appliances, a walnut island, unlacquered brass hardware, and Zia Japanese tile. The pantry feels more like a retreat than storage, beautifully designed and entirely purposeful. Each bathroom is its own showpiece with custom sinks, Kingston solid brass fixtures, smart toilets, and hand-selected stonework.

The outdoor spaces are just as impressive, featuring a spacious backyard with custom hardscape, lush landscaping, and wood burning fire pit perfect for gatherings. The gated front yard adds both style and privacy, creating a welcoming entry.

This is more than a remodel. It is a design statement, a showstopper, and the kind of home buyers dream about but rarely find.