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7/1/2012

Off the Wall

From Tony Alva to Gwen Stefani, Vans has been outfitting L.A.’s iconoclasts for nearly half a century. The company’s creative director, Jon Warren, explains the attraction

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6/1/2012

We All Shine On

For OPI founder Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, the mission is to spread happiness one bottle at a time

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4/1/2012

Steel Magnolia

In nightclubs and hotels from here to Beirut, designer Gulla Jonsdottir locks opposing elements in a never-ending tango

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2/1/2012

Shoemaker of Dreams

It’s a lesser-known fact that Salvatore Ferragamo became famous not in Italy but, like many dewy-eyed ingenues, in Hollywood

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1/1/2012

Second Act

When the boutique pioneer who put Robertson Boulevard on the map closed shop, some wondered, Where did Lisa Kline go? Here’s the answer

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11/1/2011

Sean Knibb

The designer draws on his love of greenscapes for his modernist furniture

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10/1/2011

Pamela Burton

Landscape architect Pamela Burton is drought sensitive and art conscious

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9/1/2011

Robert Siegel

Ceramist Robert Siegel throws his pots into the haute-retail ring

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8/1/2011

Lisa Adams

The closet designer gets the most out of any space

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7/1/2011

Alexis Hadjopulos

Before he founded the home store TINI, Alexis Hadjopulos turned garage sale castoffs into gold

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Tastemaker

From Tony Alva to Gwen Stefani, Vans has been outfitting L.A.’s iconoclasts for nearly half a century. The company’s creative director, Jon Warren, explains the attraction

For OPI founder Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, the mission is to spread happiness one bottle at a time

In nightclubs and hotels from here to Beirut, designer Gulla Jonsdottir locks opposing elements in a never-ending tango

It’s a lesser-known fact that Salvatore Ferragamo became famous not in Italy but, like many dewy-eyed ingenues, in Hollywood

When the boutique pioneer who put Robertson Boulevard on the map closed shop, some wondered, Where did Lisa Kline go? Here’s the answer

The designer draws on his love of greenscapes for his modernist furniture

Landscape architect Pamela Burton is drought sensitive and art conscious

Ceramist Robert Siegel throws his pots into the haute-retail ring

The closet designer gets the most out of any space

Before he founded the home store TINI, Alexis Hadjopulos turned garage sale castoffs into gold

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