ON THE COVER Picture Perfect: With modern architecture and Nantucket touches, a Pacific Palisades home has the making of a star presented by Adam & Ally Jaret of Teles Properties.
Newly constructed under the eagle eye of Metro Capital Builders, 1545 Amalfi Drive is the sum of attention paid to beautiful details that may not be obvious to casual observers. What they will notice is that the home somehow feels more solidly built than most.
Prepare to venture out on a “Summer Roadtrip” of the city’s diverse neighborhoods and eclectic cuisines July 14-28 via Summer dineL.A., complete with an official Roadtrip Guide designed by Emmy award-winning artist Gary Baseman.
Chef Jonathan Yao’s unassuming yet innovative seafood tasting menu-only at Kato, a restaurant defies the norms of fine dining. With ever-changing offerings inspired by California, Taiwanese, and Japanese cuisines, Kato presents a delightful mystery for your taste buds.
ON THE COVER Coastal Contemporary: A bright ranch estate in Rolling Hills is made for the modern family presented by Tony Accardo of RE/MAX Estate Properties.
The local real estate market has been rocking the past couple of years, and 2017 was no exception. Manhattan Beach continues to lead the charge and closed the year with a new record average sales price of $3,080,193.
The estate at 2 S. Middleridge Lane Offered by Realtor Tony Accardo is nothing short of a breath of fresh air. The sparkling property is the perfect escape from the busy Beach Cities.
A Marilynn Taylor Redondo Beach condo transformed from drab to coastal cool, Hollywood’s Andy Tennant has listed his 1928 classic Spanish-style home, and a North Montana Avenue estate offers more than 6,500 square feet of lavish living space.
In this captivating article, we delve into the journey of architect Christopher Mercier, a true urban renaissance man. From a young artist in Detroit to a seasoned architect, Mercier’s path was one of pragmatism and passion.
Shelburne Farms, nestled on the serene shores of Lake Champlain in Vermont, stands as a testament to the juxtaposition of pastoral beauty and American progress. This grand 19th-century estate, envisioned by Eliza “Lila” Osgood Vanderbilt and Dr. William Seward Webb, defied the ostentation of its era, embracing a vision of a consummate agricultural farm.
