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Timeless and Treasured in Palos Verdes Estates

Joclene Davey October 4, 2018
Located at 1501 Via Montemar, Klip Knocky is just over 3,546 square feet (per plans) with four bedrooms and three-and-one-half baths. The large master suite has two balconies overlooking the ocean and includes a fireplace, large custom closet, and en-suite bath.

The Birthday House: The First Home Ever Built in Redondo Beach

DIGS April 10, 2017
“The Birthday House” is officially the first house ever built in Redondo Beach, California. On a normal Redondo Beach street, that used to have little but rolling dunes sits this charming historical home with bright aquas and a quaint interior from the past.
Simply Tiles Design Center, Simply Tiles, Design Center

Simply Tiles Design Center

DIGS July 21, 2016
Simply Tiles Design Center is a family-owned kitchen remodeler and bathroom remodeler in Torrance, CA, that specializes in the interior design, development, and installation of kitchens and bathrooms. Simply Tiles offers everything from ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles, and glass tiles, to ceramics, natural stone, faucet hardware, cabinetry, countertops, hardwood floors and more. Friendly staff provides a personal touch that is unmatched in the industry, and focus on customer satisfaction with all of their work.

The Sheats Goldstein Residence aka The Big Lebowski House

DIGS June 6, 2016
In this episode of DIGStv we talk with fashion icon and NBA super-fan, James Goldstein, often known for his eclectic fashion sense and his persistent court-side attendance to Lakers and Clippers games in Los Angeles. James Goldstein’s home is perhaps what he’s most well known for, coined the Sheats Goldstein Residence, which is a property with a star studded history.
Architect Design Build,

DIGStv | Architect Design Build

DIGS April 20, 2016
How does a home become a work of art? How do you preserve them for generations to come? We take you through the stories of three iconic architectural homes, and discuss the history of each home and the people involved, including Edward Niles, Zoltan Pali and Dion Neutra.