Into the woods

Article Abstract:

The techniques employed by architect Steven Ehrlich when designing a modernist house in the canyons of Los Angeles are analyzed, with particular attention given to his use of warm materials like textured stucco, copper and Douglas fir to soften the severe angularities of the space. A room-by-room look is given along with the biography of the architect.

United States, Methods, Housing, Appreciation, Architects, Architecture, Interior design, Media coverage, Decoration and finishing, Modernism

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Friend of the family

Article Abstract:

A project to restore and decorate a Bellport, Long Island, house built in 1838 is described. The new owner kept a journal of the work involved in bringing the house back to life.

New York, Buildings and facilities, Remodeling and renovation, Home remodeling, Mansions, Bellport, New York

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