Casa Zuma began with a simple desire: to feel more alive in our everyday lives.
When we first discovered an overgrown property above Zuma Beach, something about it felt familiar—like a place we’d known before, perhaps only in a dream. Horse farms stretched out below us. The ocean filled the horizon. Jasmine perfumed the drive, and palms swayed overhead.
A few months later, we had the keys. We spent that first summer living in the faded 1950s bungalow, opening the doors each morning and letting the outside in. Our days revolved around walking down to the beach, cooking whatever looked good at the farmstand, and gathering around the firepit to watch the sun go down.
Without realizing it, life began to move at a different pace. We felt connected to nature, to each other, and to the small details we’d been moving too quickly to notice. The sparkle of the ocean at midday. The way sunlight moved across the table at golden hour.
We felt our senses coming alive—and we wanted to hold on to that feeling.
A home that became our muse.
As we imagined a new life here, we wanted to fill our home with objects that reflected it: natural, useful, and made to grow more beautiful with time.
The first was a simple ceramic mug, designed for slow mornings and brought to life with a ceramicist we loved. It became the Ritual Mug—and the beginning of Casa Zuma.
Over the next five years, as we renovated the house, we continued creating pieces for the life taking shape around us. Made from natural materials and designed to grow more beautiful with use, each piece brings beauty and ease to the rituals of daily life.
Welcome to a sun-drenched world.
Here, the doors stay open and life moves easily between indoors and out. Days start with coffee in the morning light and end gathered around the table.
The beauty is in the restraint: honest materials, simple forms, and objects that get better with age. Everything is meant to be used, shared, and loved for years to come.
Casa Zuma brings that feeling home with pieces made for slow mornings, long lunches, and gathering the people you love
Meet the founders.
Camille Styles and Adam Moore founded Casa Zuma from a shared love of architecture, the natural world, good food, and the rituals that make everyday life feel more meaningful.
Casa Zuma—their home above Zuma Beach—is both the heart of the brand and its creative testing ground: a place where ideas take shape, objects are designed, and every piece is put to use.
