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When a West Vancouver couple called on an architect to build their family home, he delivered—he just had to change the roof first.

When the San Francisco firm l'oro began designing a family home in Mill Valley, California, they challenged themselves to create...

Staying in a short-term rental home in Los Angeles gives you the opportunity to live like a local in the City of Angels.

High ceilings, hardwood floors, and endless bay windows make this Pacific Heights home an airy sanctuary.

The Plus One ADU pilot program launched this week and will fund up to 15 projects throughout the city.

With a varied portfolio that includes projects ranging from the Airbnb headquarters to a contemporary parking garage in San...

Your father has enough grill tools and novelty aprons. Get him something unexpected, instead!

Recently updated by designer Jordan Bakva, the 1930s Los Feliz home features arched openings, antique fixtures, and hand-painted...

This 1954 post-and-beam residence in Glendale, California, has undergone a considered renovation by Levitt Halsey Design and...

Designed by acclaimed architect Richard Dorman, this 1959 home is packed with midcentury charm.

A landmarked main residence and cottage in Mount Washington offer a woodsy retreat from the city.

Listed for the third time since its construction, this midcentury gem will transport you back in time.

The charming 1910 home boasts a sage-green exterior and a sustainably landscaped yard that supports the local ecologies of...

The owners of a beloved housewares boutique upsize and remodel their home in Venice.

Vaulted ceilings, meticulous built-ins, and a sense of pared-back restraint help solve the visual identity crisis—and structural...

Built in 1907, the breezy residence has a spacious front terrace and a lush backyard with an elevated deck.

On the market for the first time in 10 years, this classic midcentury home was architect Ray Kappe's first commission.

Built in 1925, the updated residence and guesthouse in Hancock Park mix modern pizzazz with historic charm.

Originally built in 1922, the renovated Los Angeles home features arched doorways and a checkerboard Saltillo tile floor.

An imaginative design/build firm challenges its skill sets by crafting an experimental and modern office in an industrial pocket...

Arguably one of Schindler's most complex designs, the Falk Apartments, located on a hillside lot in Silver Lake, come with four...

Sitting on a massive double lot, this revamped 1920s abode is the largest estate in L.A.'s Carthay Circle.

Built by midcentury architect Albert P. Martin, this historic home comes with killer views of the Silver Lake Reservoir, not to...

Designed by Buff & Hensman and famously photographed by Julius Shulman, this iconic midcentury radiates recognition and style.

Sited in a historic Venice Beach Craftsman, Habitas is a new exclusive clubhouse that marries the past with the present.

You can feel the midcentury magic emanating from this gorgeous home.

The renovated home comes with a spacious home office and a converted, detached garage that’s rental ready.

On the market for the first time ever, the Grant House by A. Quincy Jones encapsulates the midcentury modern look.

Designed by the renowned architect in 1950, the Foster House has never been listed—until now.

If you have a nomadic streak and like waking up in a different place every few months, weeks, or even days, then a home on wheels...

With a clever arrangement comprising a cottage and a primary residence, local design firm ORA gives a family outdoor access at...

Built by the current owner’s father in 1957, the breezy Silver Lake residence is listed for $1,535,000.

This beautifully preserved midcentury gem in Southern California hits the market for $1.8 million—original charm intact.

Designed by acclaimed architect Doug Rucker, the post-and-beam dwelling was the pilot house for the Roy Rogers Estates enclave in...

When HH Design first saw this compact, 1940s stucco home outside Santa Monica, California, its street appeal was nonexistent.