ON THE COVER Paseo Del Marvelous: A refined Palos Verdes Estates home with lushly sculpted grounds offers a sublime oceanside retreat along one of the nation’s most beautiful streets presented by Teri Hawkins of RE/MAX Estate Properties.
Initially launched with ottomans and pillows and inspired by the equestrian heritage of Colombia’s coffee-growing region, this series draws upon the area’s expert craftsmanship and fine detailing—stitching, braiding, embroidery, and hand-tooling—that characterize the best of vintage saddles from the area.
Located in a flat sagebrush plain in the bed of the historic Snake River, just across from Grand Teton National Park, this 4,700-square-foot, four-bedroom house by CLB Architects, which embraces the natural terrain of Jackson, Wyoming, provides exceptional unobstructed views of the Tetons.
Having five professional, advocating real estate agents enhances the quality of a client’s experience tremendously,” states Steve Watts, “and it does not cost a penny more than the traditional real estate commission structure. Not one.”
Step across the sprawling front lawn, and once inside the home—approximately 6,571 square feet in size, with 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms—you’re in an elegant hideaway crafted by architect Tony Ashai.
ON THE COVER Coastal Grand: Sweeping ocean views and a lavish, fresh air lifestyle takes center stage at this newly revisioned California Estate in Palos Verdes Estates presented by Brett Zebrowski of Palm Realty Boutique.
ON THE COVER Past Perfect: An impeccably updated midcentury modern home in Crestwood Hills offers expansive views, a sprawling pool, gracious living and inspirational work from home space presented by Crosby Doe of Crosby Doe Associates.
With an L-shaped plan, the 4,684-square-foot 22035 Saddle Peak Road (excluding the gallery) comprises spaces that constantly connect to the outside thanks to floor-to-ceiling sliding doors.
Purported to have worked with Richard Neutra, Ray Osoling designed and crafted his dream house, with the help of his daughter Karla, constructing an oasis soaked in treetop views.
Located in the heart of Paris, France, the former 19th-century commodities exchange building, with architectural associations to the Medici column and an astonishing metal and glass dome, now houses a range of contemporary artwork within historic walls.
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At approximately 11,000-plus square feet, the estate spans 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms and is positioned on a high-altitude lot that’s been as lavishly considered as its grand, sun-splashed interior.
