Two homes built in Los Angeles’ most vibrant neighborhoods—West Hollywood and Pasadena. Two impressive custom-built homes from each will stop you in your tracks.
Adding to the Origami House’s striking appeal are floor-to-ceiling jetliner views spanning from Downtown L.A. to the San Gabriel Mountains and the Pacific Ocean beyond.
In 2016, the first Tocaya Organica opened its doors. The earthy spot on Pacific Avenue in Venice dished up hearty bowls, burritos, and wraps. They’re based on traditional Mexican recipes that were tweaked for the health-conscious.
At the curbside of 927 N Orlando Ave, West Hollywood CA 90069 the exterior of the five-bedroom, seven-bath home is presented in traditional Mediterranean style, down to its clay-barrel roof and creamy stucco exterior.
ON THE COVER New Glamour: California Modern mingles with traditional style on a plum West Hollywood area street presented by Dustin Cumming and Monty Beisel of Hilton & Hyland.
Post design school, Paul L’Esperance landed his first professional job for the legendary Hearst family, whose attention he had captured. When the co-founder of L’Esperance Design in West Hollywood was tasked with restoring the famous Hearst Ranch on the Central Coast of California, the design world knew to expect great things.
