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27930 Pacific Coast Highway: A Perfect World

Abigail Stone February 23, 2022
Here is a property beyond your wildest dreams, commanding gorgeous ocean views from its perch on a private bluff just above Paradise Cove. Behind its elegant front gates, this address hides an oasis of serenity. Sprawling over 2.5 lush acres, it easily rivals the world’s finest five-star resorts.

Westside Digs • January 28, 2022

DIGS January 26, 2022
ON THE COVER Once Upon A Time in Los Angeles: One of Richard Neutra’s most storied homes, now on offer for the first time since 1950, is proof the architect was well ahead of his time presented by Crosby Doe of Crosby Doe Associates.

Esperanza: Curved Elegance

Karine Monié January 26, 2022
With an all-open facade, Esperanza immediately catches the attention of passersby and captures the essence of California indoor/outdoor dining while welcoming guests with open arms.

Academy Museum of Motion Pictures: Exploring Film

Karine Monié January 12, 2022
From its inception in 1927, the Academy has had the ambition to create a museum to tell the story of cinema. Starting with just 36 members, the organization today comprises more than 10,000 accomplished individuals working in the industry.

William Hefner Restored | Romero Canyon California Dreaming

Abigail Stone January 12, 2022
Located on Romero Canyon Road, this William Hefner property has two buildings, a 900-foot bungalow and a separate stable were relics of the 1930s, slender and careworn, and sits on an acre of land that had long been neglected.

An Olson Kundig Sensory Experience + Oren Hayun Crafted Sanctuary

Karine Monié November 12, 2021
Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig works directly with the owner to create his first residential masterpiece in Los Angeles. Plus, Oren Hayun sells the developers Sunset Boulevard property, originally created this property for himself and his family.

325 Mount Holyoke: King of the Bluffs

Abigail Stone November 10, 2021
325 Mount Holyoke is a custom-designed by Eliana Rokach, features her signature mix of luxurious materials and impeccable flow. With floor-to-ceiling windows in nearly every one of the home’s public rooms, and expansive picture windows dominating its private quarters, this house was created to invite those incredible views into everyday life, washing it with glamor.

One Coast 903: A View To A Thrill

Abigail Stone November 10, 2021
The myth of Southern California thrives on dreams filled with water and warmed by the sun, drenched in luxury, and characterized by ease. In these fantasies, each new day begins with a vision of the sun-sparkled sea, a scenic beach vista is the backdrop to a drive into town, and shaking off the cares of the day is as simple as grabbing a surfboard and heading out to catch a few waves before dinner.

EYRC Blue Sail: Modern, Modified

Abigail Stone November 10, 2021
“Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects works in a modern idiom but without a set vocabulary or language,” explains architect Takashi Yanai, a partner at the firm, its Residential Studio Director since 2004, and the current leader of its San Francisco Studio.

Montalba Architects’ Riviera Loft: Circular Motion

Jenn Thornton October 28, 2021
Montalba Architects Riviera Loft, which saw the firm transform a historical, exposed, three-story space into multi-family residences juxtaposing the old and new to form something entirely, even radically, unique.

Tara Bernerd Discusses Designing Thompson Hollywood

Karine Monié October 28, 2021
Located on Wilcox Avenue north of Sunset Boulevard, Thompson Hollywood—which was five years in the making—is a first, at least in two regards: This is the first California property of the Thompson Hotels brand and the first California project designed by British studio Tara Bernerd & Partners.

KAA Design Group: Paseo La Cresta & The Long View

Abigail Stone October 22, 2021
Fantasies of life set in Southern California inevitably involve water. It might be a pool, its mirrored finish punctuating a green lawn. It might be the ocean, pounding away at the shore, its foaming waves full of promise.