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Completed in 1917, Pasadena’s Reginald Johnson-designed Horace A. Fuller estate⁠ last sold for last sold for $5,880,000 in May 2021. While the original grounds have since been subdivided, the home has kept its original floor plan intact. The st

⁠Happy Floor Plan Friday! In the mid-1910s, Ohio businessman Horace A. Fuller and his wife, Alice Ingersoll Fuller, would tap the then up-and-coming architect Reginald Johnson⁠ to design them a Mediterranean Revival villa overlooking Pasadena’s

On the Market:: Offered for the first time in 40 years, the Reginald Johnson-designed Myers Residence transports you into the Santa Fe of yesteryear. Originally built for the pioneering artistic couple Datus Ensign Myers and Alice Clark Myers in the

In 1923, artist Datus Ensign Myers (1879-1960) and his wife, architect Alice Clark Myers, would first visit Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico with their two children, beginning the family’s love affair with the American Southwest.

By 1925, they m

In the August, 1931 issue of California Arts and Architecture, the magazine would publish an elegant eastern home designed by a western architect, the one and only Reginald Johnson. ⁠Designed in the Colonial Revival style, the home is a spot on inter

⁠Welcome to our final chapter of the Feldman’s midcentury design extravaganza! First published in the 1955 Volume XV Issue I of Architectural Digest, designer Tom Douglad would create a warm, sunny interior for the oil magnate. After stepping o

⁠The Feldman family was no doubt over the moon for their interior designer, Tom Douglas⁠, as they would tap him to design their Dallas, Texas⁠ penthouse, which was first published in Architectural Digest in 1952. The penthouse interiors recall their

In the January 1951, Architectural Digest would set the tone for the year by publishing the interiors of Casa Contenta, the Bel Air residence of David and Jayne Feldman. To furnish their Bel Air spread, the Feldman’s commissioned Tom Douglas to

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