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The grand entrance to Hacienda de la Paz, showcasing a white arched gateway framed by lush palm trees, vibrant greenery, and terracotta-tiled roofs. Decorative fountains and red planters flank the stately access point, inviting visitors into the luxurious Andalusian estate.

Josh Altman & Matthew Altman’s Hacienda de la Paz

Capturing magnificent views of the ocean, mountain and city, Hacienda de la Paz is surrounded by immaculately manicured grounds and nestled within the only guard-gated city in America, Rolling Hills, a blissfully quiet coastal community minutes from the heart of Los Angeles.

A stack of white bowls with red and blue horse illustrations, an orange bandana-patterned plate, and a blue bandana-patterned plate on a rustic wooden table, showcasing home goods from Fringe.

Fringe Manhattan Beach: So Much Stuff, So Little Time

Debbie Talosi and Laura Hoffman owners of Fringe, had a knack for finding—and not being able to resist—charming, one-of-a-kind crafts and home decor to showcase in their original, Redondo Beach store. Their solution? Open a new store in Manhattan Beach.

Westside Digs • March 4, 2016

ON THE COVER 1940s Original: An exclusive enclave in the Brentwood Park community perfectly balances privacy and seclusion with the best of the westside presented by Juliette Hohnen of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.

South Bay Digs • February 26, 2016

ON THE COVER Coastal Allure: a true beachfront beauty, this chic Manhattan Beach home is only a walk away from the South Bay’s finest in dining, shopping and seaside indulgence presented by Richard Haynes of Manhattan Pacific Realty, Inc.

A styled display from Lauren Alexander's Dacha shop, featuring green plants in wooden boxes, luxurious candles under glass cloches, and framed art on a textured wall, embodying her California-chic home decor aesthetic.

Lauren Alexander’s Dacha: California Chic

Through her retail shop Dacha interior designer Lauren Alexander brings her fresh perspective on California-chic style to the South Bay. A native Californian, Alexander expresses her laid-back vibe via an innately luxurious bohemian style.