This eclectic Montecito contemporary is an artful canvas where large-scale art and design collections can take center stage. The dynamic light-filled home has evolved from an adobe packing shed that was part of a 19th-century lemon orchard. Over the years, the original thick-walled adobe has expanded to an interesting and playful arrangement. The contemporary addition was completed in 2011 by architect Ellen Bildsten, inspired by Barry Berkus, and now offers approximately 5,881 sq. ft. with 4-bedrooms, 4-1/2 baths, a grand approx. 640 sq. ft. living room with a 12-ft. ceiling, a long gallery hall with walls of glass, a large gourmet kitchen open to the family room, and a bright formal dining room. A center office opens to an approx. 800 sq. ft. art studio with a 15-ft. steel beamed ceiling,