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Top Interior Design Secrets | Architectural Digest Style Guide

20 Interior Styling Secrets from AD Stylists Real estate photography is not editorial photography, but I love these tips. They make any room ready for a close-up! And, this is just the first 10. Tomorrow I’ll post the next 10! I hope you find an idea or two that you can use: “Go-to AD stylists […]
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How to Maximize Any Outdoor Space—From a Poolside to a Sky-High Patio

In many ways, I’m definitely my father’s daughter, except when it comes to gardens. He collected roses and loved to spend most of the day tending to them. He was not very concerned with how the garden looked. I am the opposite. I did not inherit his “green thumb,” however, a beautifully presented garden knocks […]
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Endangered Frank Lloyd Wright Home

I written about the “Father of American Architecture” as well a visit a number of homes he designed in Los Angeles, such as the Hollyhock House. And, if you are ever in Scottsdale, I recommend visiting Taliesin West. Above are a few images from my visit. I am passionate about historic homes because they tells […]
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s LA Houses

Considered the father of modern American architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright’s work is dotted across California with the greatest concentration of buildings located in Los Angeles. Six houses are here in various condition: the-open-to-the- public and city owned Hollyhock House and its under-restoration Residence A; privately owned residences include Pasadena’s La Miniatura (the Millard House), Brentwood’s […]

Eye Candy Estates Top Interior Design Secrets | Architectural Digest Style Guide 20 Interior Styling Secrets from AD Stylists Real estate photography is not editorial photography, but I love these tips. They make any room ready for a close-up! And, this is just the first 10. Tomorrow I’ll post the next 10! I hope you find an idea or two that you can use: “Go-to AD stylists […]

Eye Candy Estates How to Maximize Any Outdoor Space—From a Poolside to a Sky-High Patio In many ways, I’m definitely my father’s daughter, except when it comes to gardens. He collected roses and loved to spend most of the day tending to them. He was not very concerned with how the garden looked. I am the opposite. I did not inherit his “green thumb,” however, a beautifully presented garden knocks […]

Eye Candy Estates Endangered Frank Lloyd Wright Home I written about the “Father of American Architecture” as well a visit a number of homes he designed in Los Angeles, such as the Hollyhock House. And, if you are ever in Scottsdale, I recommend visiting Taliesin West. Above are a few images from my visit. I am passionate about historic homes because they tells […]

Eye Candy Estates Frank Lloyd Wright’s LA Houses Considered the father of modern American architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright’s work is dotted across California with the greatest concentration of buildings located in Los Angeles. Six houses are here in various condition: the-open-to-the- public and city owned Hollyhock House and its under-restoration Residence A; privately owned residences include Pasadena’s La Miniatura (the Millard House), Brentwood’s […]

Eye Candy Estates Preserving Our Heritage: A Tribute to Lost Historic Homes The neighborhoods of Pacific Palisades, Pasadena, Altadena, and Sierra Madre have long been celebrated for their rich architectural history, with many homes showcasing iconic early 20th-century styles like Spanish Revival, Mediterranean Revival, and Mid-Century Modern. These homes not only reflected the design trends of their time, but also embodied the spirit and craftsmanship of bygone […]

Eye Candy Estates A FLURRY OF ORDERS IN RESPONSE TO THE L.A. WILDFIRES. HERE’S WHAT THEY MEAN. THE NEW RULES ADDRESS A RANGE OF IMMEDIATE CONCERNS INCLUDING CLEANUP, REBUILDING, PRICE GOUGING AND INSURANCE By Chava Gourarie Image provided by owner It’s been more than 10 days since Los Angeles began battling the worst wildfire disaster in its history, in which multiple blazes have collectively destroyed over 40,000 acres and 12,000 structures, obliterating […]