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A new farmhouse in Hidden Hills, designed by Jae Omar and staged for sale. Over Vesta Home's furnishings came the final layer of antique furniture, accessories, and original artwork: worn leather club chairs, faded kilims, original artwork.
In Hidden Hills, a house by Jae Omar. The furniture landed on a remarkable foundation - antique and vintage pieces, artwork, and accessories set against interiors already complete, with fabrics specified for the custom upholstery.
A quintessential Venice loft, lightly remodeled and furnished for rental. The bathrooms were reworked, and salvaged New York windows set into the interior walls; the bowstring trusses and clerestory glass were left as found.
A substantive remodel of a 1970s house above the Pacific. The bathrooms were rebuilt entirely and the color concept redrawn room by room, each interior holding its own register rather than deferring to a single scheme. Furnishings were sourced in Paris — antique and vintage, gathered individually, the house accumulated rather than specified.
A full remodel guided by a strong material point of view, which created a home that feels both considered and lived-in.
Handmade in Los Angeles, each piece is made by hand in silver and gold — oftentimes incorporating found objects, antique fragments, and materials gathered over time.
Every interior is an archive — of protection, of memory, of things that once mattered and still do. The objects we choose to live among are never arbitrary. They are, collectively, a self-portrait.
Founded in 1898 and on the National Register, North Branch Outing Club is a historic Northern Michigan lodge once visited by Ford, Edison, the Dodge Brothers, and European royalty—now preserved with vintage decor, hunting prints, dog portraits, and river stone fireplaces.
A full-floor residence designed around the particular rather than the polished.
A century-old Dalmatian stone house, stripped back to its ancient bones and quietly brought into the present.
Two years of work by hand, guided by the conviction that the building already knew what it wanted to be.
A residential project with a cohesive style: warm woods, plaster, and polished concrete. Spa-like bathrooms, organic furnishings, and greenery craft a naturalist’s retreat.
Charming bungalow with bold personality: preserved hardwoods, arches, exposed beams, plus eclectic touches like a checkerboard kitchen and terracotta bath. Vintage and mid-century pieces create a lived-in vibe. Detached workshop offers a creative escape.
Every interior is an archive — of protection, of memory, of things that once mattered and still do. The objects we choose to live among are never arbitrary. They are, collectively, a self-portrait.
A Beverly Hills estate with antique mirrors, aged terracotta vessels, olive trees, and curated art—warmly enhancing the architecture without overwhelming it.
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