Creating A Tranquil Aesthetic
Karine Monié
September 18, 2019
In the center of Los Angeles, interior designer Kerry Vasquez creates a kaleidoscope of color for a young couple.
In the center of Los Angeles, interior designer Kerry Vasquez creates a kaleidoscope of color for a young couple.
In Downtown Los Angeles, the substantial new Warner Music Group headquarters features inspiring, colorful spaces nestled in an old Arts District factory.
Designed by Heliotrope Architects, this Seattle house of a young couple has an art studio at its heart.
Just 40 miles from Mexico City, this striking stone residence by Cadaval & Solà-Morales blends raw materiality with elegant geometry to create a home deeply rooted in its natural surroundings. Set in the village of Tepoztlán and framed by dramatic mountain views, the design balances simplicity and boldness, uniting three pavilions under one continuous roof with open patios and seamless indoor-outdoor flow—all while celebrating the rugged beauty of local stone.
Andrew Kotchen and Matthew Berman, co-founders of Manhattan-based practice Workshop for Architecture, Planning and Design (Workshop APD), who since the debut of their firm, have practiced a clear wholistic approach.
Interior designer Robert McKinley and his wife created a dream bungalow for rent with design pieces to purchase.
Carmel-by-the-Sea—120 miles south of San Francisco—charms residents and visitors with small streets lined with restaurants and art galleries, as well as its beautiful beach.
Clean Lines, Pure Forms and Sharp Edges—work the angles with an array of modern and graphic geometric shapes
What do a Southern California-based contemporary designer and a Danish brand established in 1904 have in common? Surprisingly, a lot—and a new six-piece indoor/outdoor home collection proves it.
Gabriel Hendifar and Jeremy Anderson, the duo behind Apparatus, met seven years ago in Los Angeles, where Hendifar was also born. And here they started to conceptualize their brand and studio while creating their first pieces.