July 12, 2017
QT: Wonders Never Cease (in Brea!!!)
BREA is not the first city you think of, when you’re thinking of sprawling, mid-century modern ranches. But maybe it…
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June 29, 2017Case Study House #25: Modernist Living on the Rivo Alto Canal
Next in the series, let’s take a look at Case Study House #25, or the “Frank House,” designed by…
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June 26, 20174th of July Activities in Orange County for Everyone!
Independence Day is always an exciting time with the wide variety of 4th of July activities in Orange County!…
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June 22, 2017Hygge in Summer? Yep, We’ll Show You How
Hygge has many meanings, and if you’ve heard of the term before you may think hygge in summer is an odd phrase. In English-speaking cultures the word has become associated with warmth and cozy-ness (somewhat of a misconception, as we will uncover), so it doesn’t exactly go hand in hand with warm weather.
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June 15, 2017Case Study House #24: A Concept for Communal Living
Next in the series, let’s take a look at Case Study House #24, which was actually an entire planned…
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June 8, 2017QT: There are still good ones out there.
In just about every romantic comedy, there’s a moment where one (or both) of the main characters slump in their…
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June 8, 2017It’s big. And we like it that way.
Perhaps you have a big family. Maybe you just have a lot of stuff. But the fact is, you’re looking…
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May 25, 2017Paul R. Williams – The Los Angeles Architectural Legend You Should Know About
There once was an exceptionally talented architect named Paul Revere Williams who had to work extraordinarily harder than his peers because he was black. He built exquisite dwellings for the Hollywood elite and preeminent community buildings in Los Angeles. Williams persevered through tragedy and defied all the odds to become one of the most successful, yet largely unknown architects of
