With the clean lines of a modern aesthetic balanced with the warmth of traditional style, Palisades Ranch is a characteristically sunny Southern California house designed by a quintessential California architect, William Hefner.
I first heard these two powerful words from my business sensei, Jay Abraham. In the business world, ambivalent uncertainty is your biggest competitor. It’s a car stuck in neutral—with no forward motion.
When the owners of 200 South Poinsettia Avenue purchased the corner-lot property, located a half-mile from the ocean, they went about re-working the approximately 5,061 square-foot house.
ON THE COVER Ideally positioned atop one of the highest points in the Hill Section with sweeping views of the Pacific, a new Manhattan Beach home is hyper-calibrated for luxe coastal living presented by Ray Joseph of Radius.
Set upon almost an acre of park-like land in the Pacific Palisades, 15975 Alcima Avenue a newly constructed estate evokes grand, traditional charm, coupled with contemporary flair, and an unmatched indoor-outdoor California living experience.
670 Perugia Way is a meticulously designed architectural triumph by Marmol Radziner and Felicity Bell featuring over 14,000SF of artfully designed living space sited on over an acre in prime Lower Bel-Air. Plus 642 Perugia Way an architectural estate designed by London-based Quinn Architects features nearly 14,500SF of living space with every luxury amenity imaginable.
Tainaron Blue Retreat is quite literally a hotel for the ages. Lovely and romantic, it is infused with ancient myth and has patinaed with time.
There is a lot of glitter over Hollywood Hills West. A residential berth in this high-profile enclave is coveted for, among other incentives, the convenience of its central location and astonishing views. That, plus uncommon privacy and expanse of flat land makes 2727 Cardwell Place a prize in an unquestionable trophy neighborhood.
Interior designer Sophie Goineau tackled the challenge of transforming a 5,000-square-foot space with a vision inspired by the “free architecture” of the midcentury, which is characterized by the fusion of a building with its natural surroundings.
ON THE COVER An early 20th century residence by Frederick Roehrig set on a sprawling lot north of Montana, within sight of the Pacific Ocean, showcases the enduring appeal of the American Craftsman home presented by Charles Pence of Pence Hathorn Silver (PHS) at Compass.
Bob Dylan released this song in 1964 and it still serves well in these times of change. The Times are a-changin’ for DIGS too, as you may have noticed with the new size of our magazine that you’re holding in your hands or reading online.
At the corner where South Dianthus Street meets Tennyson Place, 319 South Dianthus a new designer home has been thoughtfully constructed to revel in the kaleidoscope of majestic natural beauty that surrounds it—with a floorplan and suite of features tailored for elevated coastal living in 2022 and beyond.
