Articles

  • 1 day ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

    My boyfriend and I planned a trip to Santa Fe for our anniversary, arranging a home exchange and assuming we wouldn’t need a car – until friends convinced us otherwise. While Santa Fe has its adobe charm, colorful art scene, and incredible food, it was the detour that made the trip unforgettable.

  • 3 days ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

    Celebrity designer Francesca Grace has a knack for honoring a home's original charm while infusing the space with a whimsical twist. She recently waved her home decor wand to revive “The Gatsby House,” a 1930s Spanish Revival in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles. Originally designed by legendary architect Paul R. Williams, the five-bedroom, five-bath estate blends vintage elegance with Francesca’s signature aesthetic — including standout pieces from her Somme furniture line.

  • 2 weeks ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

    When celebrity design firm House of Rolison takes on a historic property, they don’t just renovate — they resurrect. Their latest project, a 1930s estate tucked in the Hollywood Hills, is a masterclass in how to honor a home’s past without sacrificing modern comfort. Principals Amanda Leigh and Taylor Hahn leaned in on the vintage bones of the 1938-era home that had been stripped of its soul by a developer. "We never saw this house as a blank slate — it already had a story," said Amanda.

  • 2 weeks ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

    Belize is one of those rare countries I traveled to that swept me away with its scenery — from the lush jungle to ancient Mayan ruins to the crystal-clear Caribbean sea — literally, postcard-perfect views. But truly it’s the people who left the most lasting impression — everyone I met was so warm and had a deep sense of culture and community.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Theresa Gonzalez

    Belize is one of those rare countries I traveled to that swept me away with its scenery — from the lush jungle to ancient Mayan ruins to the crystal-clear Caribbean sea — literally, postcard-perfect views. But truly it’s the people who left the most lasting impression — everyone I met was so warm and had a deep sense of culture and community.