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New California Classics: Cali Cod

California Cod architecture draws from the traditional East Coast aesthetic that originated in 17th-century New England, particularly the homes built by early settlers in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Characterized by classic proportions, gabled roofs, shutters and a warm, inviting charm, this style has been adapted for…

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New California Classics: Colonial Revival

The Colonial Revival style, while rooted in the architecture of America’s East Coast, found a distinct and enchanting voice in California—particularly in the hands of master architects Paul R. Williams and Julia Morgan. Beginning in the 1920s, Colonial Revival architecture surged in popularity as a…

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New California Classics: California Ranch

Los Angeles is widely considered the unofficial capital of the California ranch-style home. As a defining element of the city’s architectural identity, the ranch-style home carries a quiet sense of history and familiarity, rooted in simplicity and modesty. While earlier architectural styles emphasized ornate facades…

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Northern California

Curve Ball

FORMA replaces a dilapidated 1920s home with a modern enclave for a young San Francisco family The Jerusalem stone continues inside…

Northern California

Classically Cool

Andrew Mann Architecture gives a traditional Edwardian home a more modern feel Photos by Paul Dyer, styling by Mikhael Romain. Located…

Northern California

Into the Wood

A coastal California home celebrates craftsmanship, past and present The living room is appointed with a sofa and armchair from Lawson-Fenning,…

Northern California

Hidden Gem

A compelling and colorful junior ADU in Alameda, created by interior designer Ramona Tan, embodies the concept of timeless design The…

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