A Remarkable Survivor: Pasadena’s 1947 Plywood House, $1.64M
The year was 1949—the U.S. was well on its way to economic recovery after WWII, but there was still a chronic housing shortage. The now-famous Case Study House program began in response to the need for economical and efficient building solutions in the LA area, but there were other innovative effort
A Wonderfully Reimagined Mid-Century By Ome Dezin, $5M
Jesse Rudolph and Joelle Kutner of the home design and development studio Ome Dezin recently brought this 1970s classic Brentwood home into the 21st Century by transforming its good (but tired), original bones into an exceptionally calm and serene haven. Set on a generous lot high above the Valley,
15 Minutes with Tamara Kaye-Honey
House of Honey’s founder and creative director Tamara Kaye-Honey has been a pioneering voice in California design for years. Her work has even graced two or three of our covers. While raised in Canada, Honey possesses the true essence of the cool California girl that everyone wants to know. We spoke
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