The Alice Lynch house
Sometimes the most useful thing we can do is sit with a feeling rather than rush to explain it. Why did one house feel right while another, perfectly convincing on paper, left you
What the House Always Knew
This restoration asked for restraint as much as it invited invention, a yearlong practice of listening, learning to stay calm inside uncertainty, and trusting the small experiments
The Science of Color: A Conversation with Nathalie Tierce
Interview by Aiesha Bailey-Mannle Color is more than a finishing touch—it’s the invisible hand that guides emotion, creates cohesion, and defines how a space is experienced
Classic of a Bygone Era
While working on my listing in Leimert Park, I was pleased to meet a neighbor who introduced himself simply as Percy. Only later did I understand who I was speaking with. Percy Bur
The Arbolada Remodel
In the summer of 2020, I went looking for a particular kind of property, one that might hold two lives at once, a home for my client and an income stream steady enough to carry the