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When I walk into a home for the first time, I’m not just looking at the architecture, the layout, or finishes. I’m paying attention to how it feels. Is it inviting? Does it flow? Does it support the life that’s being lived inside it? More often than not, I can sense the story the homeowner wants to tell — even before they can put it into words.

There’s something undeniably magnetic about antiques. A timeworn dresser. A leather chair with just the right amount of give. A crackle oil painting whose original subject and artist are both long gone from this world. These pieces have a way of pulling us in, even if we can’t quite explain why.

Over the past few months, I’ve spent a lot of time discussing the process of rebuilding after the recent Los Angeles wildfires—helping homeowners navigate the complexities of restoring their homes and lives.

Los Angeles has always been a city defined by freedom—of expression, of reinvention, of personal style.

Altadena, a neighborhood known for its historic charm, independent spirit, and architectural beauty, now stands at a crossroads.

Choosing paint colors in Los Angeles is more than a design choice—it’s about creating an experience.

Why photorealistic 3D renderings have become an absolute must for my work, contracting partners, and create a phenomenal client experience.

LA is home to so many styles of architecture, but a few stand out as distinctly Los Angeles.

Tired of crappy fall-apart retail furniture? SAME. Here’s how I'm bringing an end to fast furniture with my Rule of Thirds. Cute? Sure....