A Fashion Designer's Midcentury Revival in the Palisades Blends Nature and Nostalgia
Fashion designer Lela Becker and her family renovated a 1955 Pacific Palisades house originally by architect Mario Corbett, with help from designer Jed Lind and interior designer Kelsey Sundberg. The project added windows, expanded the footprint, and used durable materials like cedar and teak to preserve the midcentury character. The surrounding landscape, including a grove of redwoods and a creek, remains a central feature of the home's atmosphere.
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