Diane Keaton is one of my all-time favorite designers. Again, she custom-designed this industrial-style, open-concept home herself. It was influenced by New York’s San Remo building, a 1930s Beaux-Arts landmark, where she lived in the 1970’s. Built in L.A.’s Sullivan Canyon, this indestructible abode is an 8,000-square-foot earthquake-resistant, fireproof rustic-industrial structure that was inspired by […]
This home feels completely unexpected within its urban surroundings. The property includes three structures on two acres, with a garden and a stable that can house as many as 12 horses. The designer, Jefferey Alan Marks, was asked to “Make a house in the middle of L.A. look like a farmhouse in the middle of nowhere”. It […]
This 1951 Venice Beach home feels like a sanctuary even though it’s just steps from Abbot Kinney. The two story, corner lot compound features high ceilings, large entertaining areas as well as a seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living spaces, all set amid a lush tropical garden of hanging vines and unique water features. […]
This is the home of Sarah Sherman Samuel, a Los Angeles based Designer, Art Director, and Content Creator. She is a color & pattern expert and is known for effortlessly combining styles to create distinctive spaces. Look at what a fabulous home she created for her and her family…. Sarah used Semihandmade doors & drawer […]
Before & Afters in Venice Beach This is not a new Amber Interior project but it’s one that I’m using to inspire my new clients with. So many fabulous changes turned this Venice Beach house into something that’s now in magazines. The fireplace, breakfast nook, the Morrocan Tile in the bathroom, the layering of rugs! […]
Urban Living in Echo Park This family bungalow was built in 1907 by the first literary editor at the Los Angeles Times. Today, Mike Ternosky (the head designer at Obey) his wife & their two kiddos call it home. They did an insane job redoing this special home which was inspired by their eclectic, multicultural […]