For actress and activist Daniella Monet, home is where inspiration meets intention.

Self-described as “passionately plant-based with a purpose,” Daniella partnered with Arhaus to recreate the living and sitting rooms of the Spanish Revival home she shares with her husband, Andrew, and their two young children in Los Angeles.

Describing her personal style as “warm, cozy, and a little old-meets-new,” Daniella’s goal was to elevate the style of her home’s most highly trafficked areas, making them as family friendly as possible while also honoring her vegan lifestyle.

“I respect Arhaus’ outlook on sustainability and its approach to being more mission-focused,” Daniella says. “So many of us get stuck in trends, we often forget about the waste they can create. Arhaus pieces are timeless, and that’s what I want in my home.”

Daniella collaborated with Arhaus Interior Designer Anthony Quiroga on her project, including creating a custom Dune Sectional that contains no down filling. Handcrafted from sustainably sourced hardwood, Daniella’s new Dune is the perfect blend of modern and traditional style—one she describes as “an absolute dream.”

A console table made from reclaimed wood. A pair of inviting swivel chairs that makes a statement. Touches of jute, faux leather, and soft, stonewashed velvet. Together, Anthony and Daniella designed classic-meets-contemporary spaces full of earthy tones, natural textures, and thoughtfully designed pieces made for a young family who honors the Earth.