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This LA Spanish Colonial Proves You Don’t Need a Blank Slate to Start Fresh

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By Linne Halpern Verified, Mariana Vernet
| Architectural Digest Verified
In Los Angeles, Spanish Colonial homes carry layers of cultural history, and honoring that legacy while making a house feel personal takes a sensitive hand. British-born Indian designer Kiran Rai—who has spent a lifetime honing her eye, collecting art, and sourcing antiques—was uniquely suited to the task.
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California Roots, Japanese Influences, and a Map of Ohio Complete This Creative Couple’s Texas Craftsman

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By Linne Halpern Verified, Lindsay Brown Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
When two artists create a home together, a marriage of aesthetics ensues. Dom Haury, a woodworker, sculptor, and painter, and Kelsey Saikami, a floral designer, moved to Austin from San Francisco in 2021 and were intent on immersing themselves in the creative community. After landing in the Rosedale neighborhood by chance, the couple decided it’s where they belonged. “When we saw this house, it reminded me of Dom’s dad’s place in Indiana,” Saikami says. “It felt familiar,” Haury adds.
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Un appartamento a Città del Capo di 84 m2 rinnovato da una coppia in modo da guardare sempre il mare

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By Linne Halpern Verified, Emma Jackson
| Architectural Digest Italia
Un appartamento a Città del Capo di 84 m2 progettato in modo da essere sempre di fronte al mare. “Quando siamo arrivati non sembrava un granché”, racconta Juan Moreno López-Calull dell’appartamento a Città del Capo che ha finito per acquistare con il suo partner, Pieter de Groot. “Ma quando ho visto quella vista, ho capito che avremmo potuto creare qualcosa di speciale”.
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