The July 2008 Issue of House Beautiful is their "Small Space" Issue, a topic obviously dear to us at AT. Under the category of "Small and Natural" they featured the Los Angeles bungalow of designer Moises Esquenazi. His home is a gorgeous mix of lush colors, exotic accessories, and an overall comfortable, warm, and bright disposition. (More ...)
A Lush Los Angeles Bungalow
House Beautiful July 2008
Moises says "Less space just makes you be more choosey. It's like getting dressed- it's easier when you have fewer options. Things become clutter when they're not organized and displayed properly. Also, as William Morris said, 'Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.' This is a good way to start eliminating things..."
Check out the entire store and see even more pics over at the House Beautiful website.
[ images by Reed Davis for House Beautiful July 2008 ]
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Love the blue on the wall of the first bedroom. Also the photo of the blue dresser with pink peonies is really striking. Nice palette!
view ashleyjane's profile
Lovely space and beautiful colors .. but what is it with the faux deer heads, already? (And they're not even "useful" or "beautiful," for gosh sakes ... just ubiquitous!)
view Jane's profile
Yes, half a deer's body coming thru your bedroom wall, or any wall, is just NOT attractive or useful. Agree with you Jane!
view AT4H's profile
Well, he's got an elephant in the living room. Is that equally a problem?
view Palmetto's profile
I love these pics! This is as close as I've seen to my style...lovely!!!
view ladykrock's profile
The elephant is a sculpture of a live animal. The deer head is an imitation of a stuffed and mounted hunting trophy. And those deer heads have been showing up way too much for me.
I love the use of color in these rooms.
view jooly's profile
this home is beautiful! classy, glam and colorful!
view Lady J's profile
I love it :)
view Laura's profile
That was my first thought, too, as soon as I saw the deer head... Why am I starting to see so many of these lately?
I also could live without them.
view designpirate's profile
Paint colour of the infamous "deer head" room is BM's Newburg Green.
view Amy in T.O.'s profile
What a great home and beautiful outdoor room. It really has a warm and retreat like feel which is perfect considering how close it is to Sunset Blvd.
view Seaside's profile
I agree with Jane. The deer head is tacky. I love the blue dresser and the last bedroom is beautiful.
view Snugglitas's profile
I don't think I would want a metal stags head hanging over my bed when an earthquake hits!
view christie's profile
Love all of the colour! It looks so comfortable and welcoming.
view circusheather's profile
Can anyone help me out with the wall colour in the guest bedroom (with the deer head). On the house beautiful site i thought they referenced it as BM's Newburg Green...but when I looked at that colour it looks nothing like that....(although I know lighting can make a huge difference...)
Thanks!!!
view Amy in T.O.'s profile