A Thoughtfully Reimagined Montecito Cottage for a Family of Five
Set in Montecito, this 1,300-square-foot cottage was originally purchased as a pied-à-terre—a smaller home the owners could retreat to when visiting the coast. But after the family lost their primary residence in the Palisades fires, the cottage quickly took on a much more meaningful role as a full-time home for two parents and their three young children.
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A Thoughtfully Restored 1891 Victorian Home Made for Gathering
Designed by Mackenzie Design Company, this 1891 Victorian home in Ashburn, Ontario, was reimagined for a young family who loves to entertain. A warm palette, hidden walk-in pantry, and thoughtful material choices bring new life to the historic home while honoring its original character.
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A Beautiful Historic Washington, DC Townhome Found Its Charm Again
After decades of renovations that stripped away its original character, Sydney Katz of SDK Architecture reimagined this 1918 Washington, DC townhome with period-inspired details, defined living spaces, and a renewed sense of history.
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