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Team Green: “There are so many different greens in the world, and every single one makes me happy.” So said our client, ...
08/23/2026

Team Green: “There are so many different greens in the world, and every single one makes me happy.” So said our client, and we jumped at the invitation to go bold.

For the fourth time, Kay Kollar and June Street Architecture worked together with this client. Years of friendship and collaboration with Kay gave our client the confidence to push the spaces somewhere we hadn’t gone before. Color, pattern, light and architecture all got turned up.

And who better to document it all than Noah Webb !

What a gift to have the work recognized by C Magazine . David Nash , you captured not just the finished house, but the process behind it with true storytelling prowess. And thank you, Sarah s a r a h a l b a , for bringing us all together.

Architecture + Landscape: June Street Architecture June Street Architecture
Interior Design + Creative Direction: Kay Kollar Design Kay Kollar
Builder: Alisal Builders Alisal Builders
Photography: Noah Webb Noah Webb
Story: David Nash for C Magazine C Magazine

And so much more: a long list of contributors who helped bring it all together, including wyatt ininns design , Spencer Boyle , David Moffat , Chels, David Belenky, Sonny Ward, Corey Miller and so many others along the way. Thanks especially to Dito Kartozia for slipping on the pink trunks!

More weird: The supporting cast.The pool bath has become one of our favorite supporting characters. It was fun watching ...
08/06/2026

More weird: The supporting cast.
The pool bath has become one of our favorite supporting characters. It was fun watching JSA’s Chels and Barry Fox wrestle with the tile layout until the pattern finally clicked. One of the smallest rooms in the house demands to be seen and remembered.

A few more of Sam Frost ‘s photographs for Architectural Digest before we move on to more, more, more of the Las Palmas story.

We’re honored to see this Hancock Park residence featured in Architectural Digest‘s online story, “Queen Victoria’s Dini...
07/30/2026

We’re honored to see this Hancock Park residence featured in Architectural Digest‘s online story, “Queen Victoria’s Dining Chairs and a Bronze Cat Faucet Create the ‘Right Mix of Weirdness’ in This 1920s LA Home.”

This image captures one of our favorite architectural moments. A new cross groin vaulted loggia connects the original residence to a contemporary guest house and gym. Rather than imitate the historic architecture, the new work draws inspiration from the original home’s scale, proportions, and architectural language while creating something distinctly all its own. New steel arched windows, bottle glass, handcrafted concrete tile, and a warm Douglas fir plywood-lined fitness room extend the home’s architectural language through a contemporary lens. The juxtaposition is unexpected, a little unconventional, and perhaps just the right amount of “weird.”

It was a privilege to steward the thoughtful evolution of one of Los Angeles’ great historic homes alongside an extraordinary team of owners, collaborators, consultants, craftspeople, and builders.

Our sincere thanks to the homeowners for their trust, to Barry Fox for his beautiful interiors, to Sam Frost for beautifully capturing the project, and to the editors and team at Architectural Digest for sharing the story.

We can’t wait to share the story behind the story, from the architecture and preservation to the collaboration, craftsmanship, and the many people who helped make this project possible.

Read the full story at the link in our bio.

New project starting.
02/06/2026

New project starting.

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