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It’s impossible to discuss the history of Los Angeles without devoting a large portion of the conversation to architect Paul R. Williams.
The quintessential Cape Cod just off of Pacific Avenue is located at 814 10th Street in Manhattan Beach and surrounded by lush green lawns and trimmed in a romantic vineyard-like shrubbery.
Think a timeless 1920’s Mediterranean mansion with a charming bungalow guesthouse, sculpture and painting studios, caretaker’s cottage, glass greenhouse and even a stone amphitheater, completely surrounded by specimen trees, walking paths, waterfalls and fountains. “It’s magical!” he adds.
Katie Hodges became an interior designer by chance. “While I was in college pursuing a career in the medical field (to appease my parents), I worked as a personal assistant to an incredible woman building her dream home,” she recalls.
Set amid the famed Hollywood Hills, 1814 N. Doheny Drive is an ultra-sexy contemporary residence crafted by L.A. architect Paul McClean, offers expansive living space side by side with amenities that characterize the ultimate in luxury and relaxation.
Southern California is not a place short on world-class properties. However, one can be forgiven for thinking we are perhaps a bit shortchanged after glancing at this epic Neal Norman Hawaiian estate on the North Shore of Kauai, on what is perhaps the most beautiful oceanfront in the Pacific—Secret Beach.
Nestled amidst the mesmerizing landscape of Kona, Hawaii, lies an architectural marvel that transcends time and leaves visitors in awe. Designed by the visionary architect, Hagy Belzberg, of the esteemed Belzberg Architects, this 8,000-square-foot residence stands as a testament to ingenuity and forward-thinking design.
Anthony Marguleas is founder of Amalfi Estates, the independent agency in Pacific Palisades he opened in 1995. Every time a home is sold—which is often—10% of the commission is given to charity.
Recently completed, this former beach shack, reimagined by architect Doug Burdge and built by Babineau Construction, has been transformed into the ideal platform for events of all kinds.
