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10/20/2026

A little history, a lot of personality.

There’s always something worth a closer look. Discover vintage finds, distinctive designs and pieces with a story to tell.

Shown here at Nathan Turner Shop – Antique Carved Wood Armchair in Nathan Turner’s Cowboy Toile Linen

Old-world elegance meets the Wild West. This antique armchair features intricate floral carvings, rolled arms and original casters, refreshed in Cowboy Toile from the Nathan Turner California Collection. The playful equestrian print brings a fresh perspective to a beautifully detailed antique.

Nathan Turner Shop
725 N. La Cienega Blvd.
West Hollywood

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Studio Balestra

Pair of “La Cachette” Lounge Chairs
Attributed to Charlotte Perriand, France, circa late 1960s.

Designed for the Alpine setting of Les Arcs, these low-slung lounge chairs pair exposed oak frames with generous cushions and clean architectural lines. A beautiful expression of modern mountain living, balancing warmth, simplicity and comfort.

Dimensions: 26.75”W × 28.5”D × 31”H Seat Height: 10.25”

Studio Balestra
6608 Lexington Ave.
Los Angeles

Nickey Kehoe

Persian Leopard Rug, circa 1960.
Hand-knotted wool.

A playful interpretation of the traditional animal hide, this vintage Persian rug brings a little wildness to the room. With its distinctive leopard motif and rich wool texture, it’s a charming mix of character, whimsy and timeless appeal.

Dimensions: 3’5” × 5’1”

Nickey Kehoe
7266 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles

Studio Balestra

Pierre Jeanneret Demountable Webbed Daybed
 Chandigarh, India, circa 1955–1956.

Originally designed for Chandigarh’s landmark furniture program, this rare daybed combines a solid teak frame with an open architectural structure and woven webbing.

A contemporary shearling cushion brings softness to its striking geometric silhouette, balancing Jeanneret’s utilitarian modernism with inviting comfort.

Dimensions: 80”W × 42”D × 28.5”H Seat Height: 20”

Studio Balestra
6608 Lexington Avenue
Los Angeles

Lawson-Fenning

Pair of Italian Lounge Chairs, circa 1950s 18th-Century French Aubusson Tapestry

A meeting of centuries at Lawson-Fenning. A

10/13/2026

Legends returns March 1-4, 2027, with The Art of Atmosphere.

Legends of DesignLA brings designers and architects together with world-class speakers and leading creative voices for four days of conversation, discovery, showroom experiences and nights out across Los Angeles.

This year’s theme, The Art of Atmosphere, explores what gives a space its presence, from light, material and mood to imagination, hospitality and the unexpected.

Subscribe via the link in bio for Legends updates, announcements and what’s coming next.

10/06/2026

Drawing from California’s landscapes, architecture, and way of life, Croft House designs collections that feel connected.

The Los Angeles studio has introduced four new collections, Delano, Rollins, Entrada, and Marella, each with its own point of view but united by Croft House’s thoughtful approach to proportion, material, and form.

From the softer silhouettes of Delano to the architectural presence of Rollins, the launch moves easily between comfort and structure. Entrada brings warmth and texture, while Marella takes a more refined, graphic approach, giving the full collection a sense of range without losing cohesion.

Swipe through for a look at the new introductions, then visit the Croft House showroom to see the collections in person.

Photography by Sam Sing

09/29/2026

What happens when two architects follow their curiosity?

Alexandra Cadiz and Micah Blyckert of Ceramicah Ceramica Studio have taken their architectural roots in unexpected directions, first through clay and lighting, and now into solid wood with the Cuadra Collection.

Made in Los Angeles and available through Lawson-Fenning, Ceramicah’s work balances precision, proportion, and a distinctly human touch. And they’re just getting started.

We spoke with the duo about their path to Ceramicah, the thinking behind Cuadra, and where their curiosity is taking them next.

Follow the conversation at the link in bio Design Los Angeles.

09/25/2026

Gracie’s new Modern Collection looks closely at the decorative details of another era, drawing inspiration from antique textiles, vase borders, and even sheet music. Enlarged, abstracted, and reimagined in unexpected color combinations, ancient motifs become something decidedly new.

The collection made its debut with a speakeasy-inspired evening at Gracie’s Melrose Avenue showroom, complete with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and music curated by WRENSILVA. Twelve new handpainted patterns were unveiled alongside two exclusive designs by Los Angeles designer and longtime Gracie collaborator Kevin Isbell.

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GRACIE

09/22/2026

Beyond the cabinetry: Jewelry for the home.

In a new endeavor for Amuneal, the brand is offering their signature hardware as a collection of its own for the first time. Machined from solid bronze and finished by hand in Philadelphia, each pull brings the same attention to material, proportion, and detail found throughout Amuneal’s custom cabinetry.

From the softer curves of the Swell Pull to the more architectural Ballast and Bin designs, the five families are available in four signature finishes, bringing a sculptural quality to one of the most frequently touched details in a room.

Now available independently from its cabinetry, the collection gives architects, designers, and homeowners more immediate access to Amuneal’s distinctive hardware

Learn more at shop.amuneal.com

09/18/2026

Architecture. Fashion. Interiors. Luis Fernandez has never been interested in staying in one lane.

The Los Angeles designer has built a career on curiosity, moving between disciplines and bringing what he learns along for the ride. Most recently, the Design LA community got a firsthand look at his point of view with the debut of the Erik Lindström Los Angeles showroom during Legends 2026.

We caught up with Luis to talk about the unexpected turns that led him to interiors, why creativity needs structure, what Los Angeles has taught him about design, and where he’d take you for one very good afternoon in LA.

Read the full interview. Link in bio Design Los Angeles

09/16/2026

From England to Los Angeles, two remarkable voices in design.

Interior designer Nicola Harding and architect Darren Price of ADAM Architecture came together to explore what gives a place atmosphere, meaning, and lasting presence.

For Darren, that responsibility begins with listening to what is already there. For Nicola, atmosphere begins with feeling. Two disciplines, two perspectives, and a shared belief that the most memorable places are about far more than how they look.

It’s conversations like these, and the exceptional designers and architects who travel to Los Angeles to have them, that make Legends such a singular gathering.

A conversation that feels especially resonant as we look ahead to Legends 2027, “The Art of Atmosphere.”

Save the Date: March 1-5, 2027.

Nicola Harding & Co
Darren Price ADAM Architecture

09/09/2026

Unearthed in Los Angeles. 🏺

Courtney Duncan makes new things that feel like they’ve already lived a life, and at Nickey Kehoe they’ve found just the right home.

Inspired by geology, ancient artifacts, and the beauty of imperfection, her ceramic vessels carry a little history and a little mystery.

We talk clay, collecting, California, and making things in LA.

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09/01/2026

For Philip Stites, a great object begins with three things: quality, style, and age, in that order.

Over nearly four decades in the antiques world, he has built an eye through constant looking, years of buying trips across Europe and Asia, and a willingness to let centuries mingle. Today, his La Cienega gallery brings together 18th-century antiques, 20th-century design, textiles, and newly made pieces from PSMADE, all with the same point of view: the best objects make one another better.

In our latest Q&A, Philip talks about growing up in Kansas, the early Therien years, the changing landscape of Los Angeles design, and why the thrill of finding something exceptional still hasn’t worn off.

Read the full interview at the link in bio Design Los Angeles

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