Designed by West of West, this 1,858-square-metre LA hub for German athletics brand PUMA brings product, marketing and events under one roof.
An experimental modernist house by a Frank Lloyd Wright protege has been sensitively transformed into a family retreat by Bestor Architecture.
In reimagining her mid-century Laurel Canyon home, Annie Ritz of And And And Studio embraced the neighbourhood’s free-spirited past.
Multidisciplinary practice 22RE has designed an expressive, residential-inspired workplace for Los Angeles creative agency Day Job.
The Lighthouse brings new life to a landmark building with deep civic roots.
With the atmosphere of a kissa – a Japanese listening lounge dedicated to jazz – 888 by Commune Design brings together American and Japanese design.
Jake Arnold offers tips on choosing an interior designer – from style alignment and budgeting, to clear communication and timelines.
And And And Studio’s approach reframes the “dream home” as a space based on the client’s own desires, lived experience and genuine self-expression.
A nuanced brief for a deconstructed house overlooking Lake Michigan has been realised by And And And Studio and Salmela Architect.
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Ome Dezin and Willett’s remodel of CM G1 prompted a revival marked by intention and care, resulting in a luminous reimagining of its predecessor.
Monterey Home by Studio Michael Hilal is a restoration of a suburban mid-century gem – a warm timber canvas bursting with joyful new insertions.
Hidden among century-old palms and olive trees in Lincoln Heights, La Ventosa by architect Patrick Bernatz Ward’s brings to life a family’s vision of California outdoor living.
Montecito Residence by Jamie Bush + Co blends durability with modern design, using metal, concrete and bold interiors to become a lasting, vibrant retreat.
Studio AR&D Architects and Josh Greene Design have created a timeless home that marries mid-century values with a dynamic contemporary context.
Perched on the crest of a westward canyon, Rustic Canyon Residence is a transformation of an early modernist home into a tree-house-like dwelling nestled amid lush woodlands.
Working with the footprint and palette of an existing WWI-era house, And And And Studio creates a light, airy home that reflects the casual flow of LA life.
Strengthening its presence within the streetscape, the facade of Santa Monica Canyon undergoes a reconfiguration, drawing inspiration from the Spanish architectural legacy of the area.
Bust’n B Ranch sees Studio Caban and Sydney Ballesteros respond to the unique and remote location in an unexpected combination of luxury finishes and detailing.