From gardens, fountains and ponds in fantastic places to a rooftop terrace inside an 11th century wall, and then, a dreamy alcove on Rodeo Drive....
The house on Rodeo Drive in Beverley Hills was originally designed
in the 1920's by architect Paul Williams. My work includes designing
the pergola area between the garden and pool, building the platform, recessed arch, tiles vases and fireplace.
The outdoor mosaic fireplace with blue porcelain vases
compliments the blue bed and 3-dimensional ceramic bouquet of
flowers. Ceramics are specially hand-made with stone pieces that border the
arch itself.
The flower mural was a volunteer project in South Central
Los Angeles after the 1992 riots. One and a half miles of
fire-damaged walls were painted by artists and children
from all over the city:
Asian, Caucasian, Hispanic and African American.
