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Sheila and Steve hired designer Tracey Gallacher to update their 1,500-square-foot home in Silver Lake. Built in 1952, the house has

The gable end 10’4” by 6’6” window provides plenty of opportunities to create fleeting live portraits that could hang on any gallery wall. A Santa & Cole floor lamp stands left of an heirloom chair, which is covered by a Skyeskyns sheepskin.

Outside, a contemporary rain chain from Seo is anchored by a stone wrapped in metal rope. “We thought the large stone was a nice organic touch to complement the stainless-steel chain,” says Dominick.

With soaring vaulted ceilings perfect for taking in the San Gabriel Mountains, this modified A-frame in Eagle Rock was recently on the market with a starting price of $699,000.

Musician Nathaniel Rateliff and his fiancé Taylor McFadden renovated this 4,000-square-foot home, which sprawls across 5 acres in Littleton, Colorado.

On the living room ceiling a Sivra fixture by iGuzzini modulates its output based on the amount of available daylight. The sofa is Wall by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani.

The concrete volumes of the upper and lower floors are independent to allow expansion and compression.

The cabin hovers over the site on stilts, giving it a floating effect.

Wheelchair accessible bathroom with high visibility, highly textured finishes for low vision way finding

striding past the Suite Shed bedroom

The daybed mattress is from Sleeping Duck and the duvet cover is by KAS.

Steel Development Homes (now Alexander Steel Homes), Donald Wexler and Richard Harrison, 1962.

Santa Fe Federal Savings and Loan (now Palm Springs Art Museum, Architecture and Design Center), E. Stewart Williams, 1960.