ON THE COVER | Montalba Architects LR2 Residence where high-end design meets mass appeal. Dramatically dark, yet unambiguously modern building is not the type of architecture one necessarily expects to find in Pasadena. But the LR2 House, a remarkable 4,200-square-foot dwelling by Santa Monica practice Montalba Architects, is the very definition of unexpected.
Dramatically dark, yet unambiguously modern building is not the type of architecture one necessarily expects to find in Pasadena. But the LR2 House, a remarkable 4,200-square-foot dwelling by Santa Monica practice Montalba Architects, is the very definition of unexpected.
Situated only a few minute’s walk from the ocean, 325 Georgina was to be a beachside retreat for Arthur Henry Fleming, a lumber magnate turned education philanthropist who commissioned architect Frederick Roehrig for the job.
The adventure of LAUN started in 2018 when friends Rachel Bullock and Molly Purnell—who both have woodworking backgrounds—decided to combine their skills to design beautiful and functional products.
Originally built bye architect David Tenneson Rich in 1959, for basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain, 830 Leonard Road is a spectacular example of the mid-century modern style that flourished in Southern California and introduced the concept of indoor-outdoor living.
Built in 1991, the massive 1288 S. Oakland Avenue a Beaux Arts-style manse stuns from the outset with an impressive porte-cochere boasting 12 columns and lavish European-inspired grounds that offer just a hint of what’s to come.
At the helm of her eponymous studio, multi-disciplinary designer Virginia Sin relocated from Los Angeles to Brooklyn in 2006.
Festive floral designs, live music, and an arts and crafts boutique are just some of the flourishes one can anticipate from Pasadena Symphony Association’s 52nd annual installment of the Holiday Look In Home Tour—
A new luxury residential high-rise offers a never-before-seen type of urban living experience for the City of Roses.
The Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena pays tribute to Edgar Degas with “Taking Shape: Degas as Sculptor.” It provides a unique opportunity to experience Degas’ diverse artistic expressions and his lifelong dedication to capturing the beauty of living forms.
