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Madeline Tolle

Los Angeles
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Freelance Editorial Photographer based in LA. Interested in Design, Climate Change, and the Intersection of the American Dream.
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This Wine Country Farmhouse Blends Cotswolds Charm With Sonoma Sensibility

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By Nicole Gates Anderson, Madeline Tolle
| Architectural Digest Verified
Though England’s pastoral countryside and California’s wine region could hardly be further apart, a Los Angeles–based family with British roots set out to unite the two in their Sonoma Valley retreat. Seeking the charm of a Cotswolds farmhouse amid vineyard-dappled hills, they enlisted Aimee Kirby of Ferox Studio and Mariam Mollaghaffar of Mariam Grace Design.
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Come personalizzare una casa storica di 75 m2? Con oggetti originali, opere d’arte e molta luce naturale

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By Morgan Goldberg Verified, Madeline Tolle
| Architectural Digest Italia
Come personalizzare una casa storica di 75m2? Con oggetti originali e opere d’arte della padrona di casa. Le case storiche spesso perdono il loro fascino quando vengono ristrutturate, ma il bungalow in stile Craftsman del 1912 in cui vive Anna Furman è stato valorizzato dall’architetto che lo ha reimmaginato per una vita moderna.
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Le (petit) bungalow centenaire d’une artiste à Los Angeles

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By Morgan Goldberg Verified, Madeline Tolle
| AD Magazine France
Les maisons historiques perdent souvent leur charme après une rénovation, mais c’est loin d’être le cas du bungalow Craftsman datant de 1912 d’Anna Furman, réaménagé pour s’adapter à la vie moderne. « À Los Angeles en particulier, les vieilles maisons sont soit rénovées de fond en comble, de manière stérile et sans âme, soit en train de s’effondrer », explique Anna Furman, sculptrice et rédactrice de l’Associated Press.
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