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The Getty acquired Irises by Vincent Van Gogh in 1990, and it’s one of the crown jewels of its collection. As one of the crown jewels of the Getty Collection, the museum acquired Irises in 1990.
Overseeing up to 30 potential properties in various states of completion each week, Jeff Marshall—owner and principal of one of California’s leading home staging operations, Marshall Design Group—is on the speed dial of real-estate agents statewide. Here, a conversation with the industry hot property.
For Chef Tin Vuong, opening his Manhattan Beach restaurant Little Sister in 2013 was all about carving out a place of his own.
Now, with the May 2014 debut of their four-in-one restaurant complex Playa Provisions, the husband and wife culinary team of Nick Roberts and Brooke Williamson, a Top Chef runner-up solidifies their standing as a culinary mainstay.
A close shave, a cigar and the perfect pair of denims— Deep Pocket Jean Company celebrates a timeless male trifecta.
Artistic Habitat offers European antiquities and super-mod French kitchens, along with velvet pouf chairs and smartly upholstered couches by sustainable, LA furniture makers Cisco Brothers.
Manhattan Beach Festival of Motoring is just around the bend. On Saturday, April 25th, a slew of exotic and classic cars, including a Porsche 918 Spyder, a hybrid supercar with a million-dollar price tag, and a Porsche 911 GT3 RS, will post up at Mira Costa High School from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
South Bay DIGS stops by popular decor destination Fringe to chat with co-owner Debbie Talosi about the move to Manhattan Beach.
Special menu items drop anchor at Fishing with Dynamite in Manhattan Beach, just in time for some celebrating.
