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DIGS is the authoritative voice on luxury real estate, featuring the work of top lifestyle architects and designers, as well as the best in style, culture, travel, Los Angeles life, and shopping.

Grace & Greene Offers Sustainable South Bay Style

Constance Dunn January 28, 2016
At a corner in Riviera Village in Redondo Beach, just steps from the ocean, there’s a boutique stocked with clothes and accessories, Grace & Greene—distinctly South Bay in flavor with serious eco-friendly and sustainable mindset behind it.

The Art of Pasadena

DIGS November 19, 2015
Art aficionados of all stripes tout the artistic riches of Pasadena, a city steeped in historic architecture, first-rate museums, one fine library and a local tradition that, in the early-morning hours of New Year’s Day, witnesses the most splendid display of art and community in the nation. Here, three highlights of Pasadena’s vibrant, world-class culture.

Timothy Oulton Remakes LAAC’s Blue Room

Jenn Thornton November 12, 2015
Few landmarks are as rich in history as Los Angeles Athletic Club, the city’s first private club with roots in the Gilded Age. Among its offerings are a boutique hotel, a spa and eat-and-drink concepts that include the Blue Room.

London: Taste of Travel

Michelle Lyn October 29, 2015
In a bustling city with thousands of restaurants, it’s hard to find diamonds in the rough. The culinary scene in Central London, however, reflects its diverse constituents. Here, DIGS helps navigate the neighborhoods to make sure your next visit to London leaves you satisfied with “British” food.
Byron Scott, Los Angeles Lakers,

Byron Scott’s Winning Spirit

Constance Dunn October 8, 2015
Byron Scott describes, “as a player, you only have to worry about you, but as a coach, you’ve got to worry about the whole team. You’ve got to somehow convince them that the ultimate goal and the agenda should only be to win.”