With Kanner Architects : Originally a small airport hanger, this grande space was converted into an open workspace for a busy architectural firm based in Los Angeles. The walls and ceilings were painted a crisp white to emphasize the beautiful detail of the lemalee bow truss ceilings. The reception area was painted a pale blue, accented with cove lighting to compliment the clean, modernist feel of the studio. Roll up glass doors were positioned facing East to welcome the sea breeze and freestanding glass cubes were constructed within the space to be utilized as private office and conference rooms. Decorated with custom area rugs, modern functional office furniture and special made Millwork display shelves this studio is a designers dream. 

Sticking to its factory roots, this industrial open concept was designed around its vintage exposed pipes and restored cement floors. All of the pieces were either custom made, or found in flea markets across Los Angeles. In the corner stands  an old 1940s cinema light complimenting the ceiling to floor windows. A beautiful vintage Rhodes Piano looks stunning with downtown Los Angeles background. A 1920s converted bar makes for endless nights of entertaining and some amazing World War II crates turned into custom his and her side tables really highlight the history behind this loft. 

Located in the historic neighbourhood  of Santa Cruz, this unique loft designed by a Sevillan architect, had many elements of light and height that were used to create a beautiful and striking residence. Using shades of white and neutral tones, we were able to compliment the classic structure with a bit of a modern twist. 

A true gem in the center of Sevilla, this modern one bedroom flat was designed by the Espacio team for Open Window Tourist Accomodations. With beautiful wooden accent beams and marbol flooring, this Spanish getaway is truly a traveler's dream.  

Located in the Lower East Side of NYC the objective of the “MODERN” was to assist a newlywed couple into merging their two apartments into one cohesive and complementary space that reflected their individual personalities & tastes while blending their two styles into one complimentary home. 

With Kanner Architects: Taking the form of two cubes linked by a staircase, the simplicity of this Beachside Abode counter the complexity and wilderness of the rugged hills surrounding it. The interior of the house is an eclectic mix of modernist art, furniture and accessories complemented by the client's existing collection of antique and found objects obtained throughout his travels to Africa and Asia. The home is situated for maximum sunlight and all rooms have expansive windows, taking advantage of the spectacular Pacific Ocean views.