
Flowers Got This L.A. Photographer Through 6 Months in the Hospital, So She Made Her Home an Ode to Them
Living life in full bloom.
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Living life in full bloom.
The family’s entire house is a “celebration of the flora and fauna.”
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Who says artwork needs a white backdrop?
When he is not at the hospital, he’s scouring flea markets.
A lack of windows can be a good thing.
While the original staircase remains, now it’s a favorite hangout spot.
Two hues divide the apartment into day and night.
The entire process ended up taking four years.
Now a 17-foot-long dining table takes advantage of it.
“It felt so comfortable, and the air was really beachy.”
“Strategic mess” is key.
The entrepreneur shares how she did it—while raising three kids and managing her growing empire.
A checkered kitchen banquette is the family’s HQ.
A bookcase that fits into the wonky footprint was a must.
Her New York City home is like a life-size jewelry box.
The whimsical home is fit for a textile-loving costume designer.
Vintage Italian dressers (from Facebook Marketplace) to the rescue.