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The article discusses the interior design of a house in Los Angeles, California owned by the architect and designer Daniel Romualdez.

The article focuses on an interior design renovation of a home in Los Angeles, California that was managed by interior designer Michael S. Smith. A discussion of the interior design ideas that the home's owners had and shared with Smith is presented. The artwork and collectibles that are featured in the home are discussed.

The article features Ernie Carswell and Donald Kriendler's Mediterranean-style villa in Los Angeles, California. The house's interior design was conceptualized by Mica Ertegun and John C. Schaberg of MAC II. The team custom-designed several pieces for the house. Several furnishings include a Moroccan-inspired octagonal side table and Art Deco game chairs.

The article describes a dwelling owned by art patron Jane and communications executive Marc Nathanson in Los Angeles, California that showcases a modern twentieth-century art collection and nineteen twenties architectural details. Designer Richard Hallberg of the firm Hallberg-Wiseley handled the architectural design and interior decoration.

The article features a 1950s house at the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles, California transformed by interior designer Xorin Balbes and architect Paul Ashley into an airier living space. Balbes and Ashley, both from TempleHome, redesigned the house to emphasize the connection between the inside and the outside environment. The strategies used by the designers to gain usable space in places where it was needed are described in the article.

The article describes the interior of a Mediterranean-inspired villa in Los Angeles, California, designed by Mark Boone. The dinning room features Louis XIII-style chairs and a Therien table. Boone uses 19th-century Ushak that sets the tone for the living room and Ushak slate-blue palette for the family room. He selects furnishings and colors that tend to be kind and quiet to let the art pop. The house is furnished with a combination of antiques and modern art.

Focuses on the interior decoration of a house designed by interior decorator Jennifer Post in Los Angeles, California. Theme of the house's interior decoration; Expertise of Post in interior decoration incorporated in the house; Impact of the house's structural design on the interior decoration; Color scheme.

Describes the interior and architectural design of a house in Los Angeles, California designed by architect Harold Levitt and interior designer Martynus-Tripp. Theme of the design; Rooms and divisions of the house; Interior decoration and furniture.

Explores the interior design of the 1920 house of antiques dealer and furniture designer Charles Pollock in Los Angeles, California. Pollock's renovation of the house; Antique furniture at the living room; Architectural design of the sunroom; Design of the dining room and kitchen; Design of the cast-stone fireplace.

Looks at the interior design of a hillside house designed by Charles Allem in Los Angeles, California. Suggestion that the circular staircase linking the three floors is the house's biggest statement; Highlights of Allem's design.

Focuses on the favorite furniture stores of actress Zooey Deschanel in Los Angeles, California. Reproductions of modern classics and modernist designs at Modernica; Collection of unusual furniture pieces such as an Eero Saarinen Tulip table and a Danish modern love seat and chairs; Vintage and reproduction metal desks and lockers at Sonrisa; Miniature section at Jules Seltzer Associates.

Features the home of Howard Sadowsky renovated by Griffin Enright Architects in Los Angeles, California. Physical description; Floor plan; Interior and landscape designs.

Features the design of architect Douglas Dworsky's house in Los Angeles, California. Glass-topped low table; Maple cabinetry; Porcelain floor tiles; Furniture groupings; Variation in ceiling heights.

Features interior designer Craig Wright's Spanish Colonial Revival house in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles, California. Drapery fabric; Venetian beadwork; Leaded windows; Cove ceilings; Urbane mix of furniture and art; Dining terrace.

Features the apartment of interior designer Donna Livingston in Los Angeles, California. Description of the neighborhood; Condition of the apartment before the redesign; Theme and concept of design; Views of Livingston on designing.

Deals with the renovation project made by Chambers & Murray on the House of Price property in Los Angeles, California. Aim of the project; Design style of its master bedroom; Principle underlying the interiors; Color scheme chosen for the house.

Features the interior design of a retreat owned by Isabel Goldsmith in Los Angeles, California, created by Tomar-Lampert Associates firm. Description on the dining area; Information on the living area; Insight on the master bedroom.

Describes the house owned by producer Lawrence Bender in Holmby Hills area of Los Angeles, California. House furnishings; Interior design; Brief personal and career background of Bender.

Narrates how a couple in Los Angeles, California set out to restore pedigreed properties that once belonged to Charlie Chaplin and Cecil B. De Mille.

Describes the home of actor Samuel L. Jackson in Los Angeles, California. Career background of Jackson; How he met his wife, La Tanya; Remarks from Cecil N. Hayes, who was hired by the Jacksons to decorate their house.

Explores the design elements Philippe B. Oates used in the creation of his Los Angeles duplex. Biography of Oates; The difference between personal and professional design; Comments on each room of the apartment.

Reports manifestations of modesty in Los Angeles as conspicuous consumption declines. Launching of `Poor Wear,' a line of `nonattitude' sportswear to express solidarity with `those suffering under a rotten economy'; Icons of new austerity; Eating in instead of out; Flea markets instead of auction houses; More.

Presents various shopping destinations in Los Angeles, California. Includes the Group Antiques Stores; Villiers & Vanderpump; Abbot Kinney Boulevard; Next Hot Shopping Strip; Post-Columbian Antiques.

Looks at the opening of Leadbelly's, a 450-seat club on Santa Monica's third Street Promenade. Name of other clubs.

Presents guide to the Buffalo Club in Los Angeles, California. Contact information; Business hours.