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George Nakashima

George Nakashima’s Intentional, Honest, Nature-Driven Design

Discover the timeless legacy of George Nakashima, the iconic woodworker whose life and craft were deeply intertwined with nature and spirituality. From his formative years in the Pacific Northwest to his transformative experiences in Japan and India, Nakashima’s work embodies honesty, intention, and a profound respect for wood as both material and muse. Today, under Mira Nakashima’s guidance, George Nakashima Woodworkers continues to honor this ethos, creating organic, handcrafted designs that resonate with purity and purpose in an increasingly commodified world.

Field Architecture: Let The Landscape Speak Loudly

When father-and-son architect team Stan Field and Jess Field of Palo Alto-based Field Architecture set out to plan a new contemporary, farmhouse-style home amid a small Zinfandel vineyard in St. Helena for two technology executives with a growing family looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, they took somewhat of an unusual design approach.

Architecture & Garden Of Equal Importance

“Our client’s dream was to find a waterfront property with perfect exposure that would allow them to build a garden that could accommodate their woodland treasures,” says Stuart Silk, principal at Stuart Silk Architects.

Guard House, los angeles

Cali-Styled GARDE House

Set in Summerland, Santa Barbara, GARDE House occupies the second level of the retail outlet GARDE shop, where visiting Angelenos can shop till they drop, then recover with a short-term stay at the fully furnished one-bedroom right above it.

12255 Sky Lane: Where Mind & Body Can Thrive

When architect Sanam de Loren set out to design 12255 Sky Lane, a “Home in the Hills,” her goal was to create minimalistic, awe-inspiring, luxury spaces that fashion a truly healthy environment for the mind, body and soul.

Historical Home Tells The Tale Of Early Palos Verdes

Among the first homes built in fledgling Palos Verdes Estates was a Spanish Revival villa architected by Winchton Risley, a model residence completed in 1926 with a red clay tile roof, white stucco exterior and a spacious courtyard flanked by two wings.