
South Bay Digs • January 12, 2024
ON THE COVER | Built around an 18th century edifice in the Cotswolds, architect Richard Found’s contextual country home is the work of a committed minimalist by the London-based practice Found Associates.
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ON THE COVER | Built around an 18th century edifice in the Cotswolds, architect Richard Found’s contextual country home is the work of a committed minimalist by the London-based practice Found Associates.

Interior Designer Betsy Brown and Architect Paul Bates joined forces to craft a 5,500-square-foot masterpiece on 2.5 acres, offering a perfect blend of antique, vintage, and contemporary elements. Drawing inspiration from the Italian Renaissance, the residence seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a tranquil atmosphere that resonates with nature.

Architect Richard Found’s contextual country home in the Cotswolds encapsulates the essence of minimalist design within an 18th-century edifice. Located in the picturesque Cotswolds, this project by Found Associates breathes new life into a derelict gamekeeper’s cottage, blending modernist architecture with the vernacular stone construction of the region.

ON THE COVER | 1000 The Strand: The classic Manhattan Beach corner property has a grand footprint—spanning four residences—epic ocean views and a 100-year history presented by Brett Zebrowski of Palm Realty Boutique.

Experience the epitome of coastal living at 1000 The Strand—a historic gem nestled in the heart of Manhattan Beach. This remarkable property boasts a 100-year legacy, offering not just a home but a sanctuary perched at the epicenter of the Beach Cities. With unparalleled views of the California coastline stretching from Malibu to Palos Verdes Peninsula, this Craftsman-style estate, comprising a 6-bedroom main house and additional residences, captures the essence of luxury beachfront living.

ON THE COVER | Mediterranean on the Peninsula: The grand details and lush surroundings of this graceful villa transport you to another time and place presented by Lily Liang of Strand Hill | Forbes Global Properties.

Experience the enchantment of Lunuganga, the lush country estate of the master architect Geoffrey Bawa, now transformed into an exquisite and immersive hotel. Bawa, an influential figure in 20th-century Asian architecture, shaped this Sri Lankan paradise for over 40 years.


With approximately 8,610 square feet of sheer opulence, 1533 Via Lopez is a stunning villa in Palos Verdes Estates is a testament to meticulous design and luxurious detailing. Adorned with Venetian-plaster walls, arched walkways, and exquisite tilework, the residence boasts 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and an array of lavish amenities.

ON THE COVER | Resort Palos Verdes: A private estate with a mega residence—spanning over 18,000 square feet—offers captivating ocean views over 1.45 acres on the highest point in Palos Verdes Estates.

Embrace coastal luxury at 22160 Pacific Coast Highway, a 4,400-square-foot masterpiece showcasing a rare 60 feet of ocean frontage. Designed by the talented Saffron Case, this California gem on Carbon Beach boasts captivating coastline and island views.

Transporting you to the sun-soaked shores of the Spanish Coast, Zeru, the latest endeavor by Mexico City-based design studio Faci Leboreiro, has made its debut in Miami’s vibrant Brickell neighborhood. Spanning 4,843 square feet, this third installment of the Zeru Group took two years to meticulously craft, marking the brand’s inaugural venture beyond Mexico City.