By Kathryn M.  First built in the ’60s, this Ray Kappe home was reconstructed in 1996—and it just hit the market for the first time since. The post-and-beam home in Sherman Oaks was originally built by celebrated architect Ray Kappe in 1961, only to be heavily damaged three decades later during the Northridge earthquake. The… Keep reading →

Welcome to this incredible three bedroom, two bath Mid-Century that is as breathtaking as it is inviting. The house has walls of glass, hand-poured concrete floors with tumbled stones and soaring beamed ceilings. The interior includes two spacious bedrooms, another space that could be used as a bedroom or an office, as well as two… Keep reading →

By Neal J. Leitereg Mexico City lies some 1,550 miles southeast of Los Angeles, but you’ll find a small taste of the vibrant capital in the backyard of this 1930s home in West Hollywood. Working with designer Roberto Sosa, the owner drew from time living in Mexico City when renovating the traditional two-story. Terra cotta… Keep reading →

This week we have a variety of exciting new listings throughout the San Gabriel Valley. Take a virtual tour of a stunning remodeled pool home in La Cañada offering privacy and luxury. Then explore two beautifully updated townhouses in Pasadena. And don’t forget the Mid-Century style pool home in Temple City which would be an… Keep reading →

By Jennifer Baum Lagdameo This breezy, recently updated hillside home is packed with sunny outdoor spaces. Designed by Canadian-born architect Dick E. Lowry in 1965, this renovated residence in Los Angeles’s Franklin Hills neighborhood features an open floor plan illuminated by dramatic banks of windows—a signature of Lowry’s designs. The spacious and sun-filled home is… Keep reading →