Walking the Historic Venice Canals: Part 2
House 1: A “twofer,” a pair of ugly homes side by side In last month’s Delicious Design I took you along on the first half of a [...]
House 1: A “twofer,” a pair of ugly homes side by side In last month’s Delicious Design I took you along on the first half of a [...]
The Winchester Mystery House in San Jose will be included in a Victorian tour of the Bay Area I’m excited to announce that I’m scheduling a wide [...]
Designer Combines High-End Work with Earthy Showroom (Another in an occasional series of conversations with L.A’s leading architects and designers) (Photos by Gary Gibson & G. Bruce Smith) [...]
Gallé vases like this one were among the valuable objects I was able to handle when I worked at Butterfield & Butterfield auction house Handling Objects is [...]
I’m excited to announce that my dear friend and interior designer Ian Patrick and I have formed a new consulting service, Schrader-Patrick Historic Design Resources. This service is intended [...]
House 1: English Cottage ruined by gray and red trim I rarely venture into Venice, perhaps because, as a native Westside Angeleno, Venice was considered for many [...]
Those of you who are familiar with my taste in design and architecture know that I value class and elegance above almost everything else. Architect Paul Williams’ designs [...]
Emmy Winning Designer Bases Work on Storytelling (Second in an occasional series of conversations with L.A’s leading architects and designers) Film and television set decorators work in a world [...]
We Need to Nix So-Called “Modern Versions of an Historical Style” As residents of Los Angeles, we are faced on a daily basis with a variety of architectural styles [...]
This duplex is a beautiful example of Spanish Colonial Revival In last month’s issue of Delicious Design, I introduced you to my charming Wilshire Vista neighborhood. Dating [...]