Tour an Architect’s 1950s San Fernando Valley Home, Where Every Object Has Meaning

Rachel Shillander explores the “generational aesthetic” in her low-key, nostalgia-rich suburban LA house and studio

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Tour an Architect’s 1950s San Fernando Valley Home, Where Every Object Has Meaning

Rachel Shillander explores the “generational aesthetic” in her low-key, nostalgia-rich suburban LA house and studio

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