Summertime reminds interior designer Arvin Olano of his childhood in the Philippines when freedom and a sense of endless time echoed vividly in his memory. “When you’re young, summer has a completely different meaning. It’s a time when you are free to do whatever you want, and it never seems to end.” Today, Arvin lives in California with his husband and their two French bulldogs, Marble and Sage. Their 1964 Eichler home is precisely the mid-century architecture the design-conscious creator dreamed about. Floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the house allow natural light to flood in. In the heart of the home, an atrium is visible from almost every room—a space that’s very special to the owners.