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Top home photo galleries from summer

By Craig Nakano
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Before we say farewell to summer, here’s a quick rundown of our most-viewed home galleries from the season. In case you missed them the first time around:


1. Los Angeles architect Rachel Allen guided filmmaker Rodman Flender, above, and TV and film writer and producer Amy Lippman in the remodel of a Carpinteria stucco box into a modern beach house for their family. Photo gallery and article.

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2. Nely Galán, former president of entertainment for Telemundo and executive producer of the Fox reality show ‘The Swan,’ gave her home its own extreme makeover. For the color palette, help came from artist Patssi Valdez. Photo gallery and article.


3. Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1924 Ennis House keeps on keeping on. We initially published a story on the Los Feliz property in February as part of our ongoing Landmark Houses series. When Ron Burkle purchased the Ennis House in July, readers flocked to the gallery again -- and have been clicking ever since. Photo gallery and post on the Ennis House sale.

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-- Craig Nakano

Photo credits, from top: Rachel Allen house photo by Mariah Tauger / Los Angeles Times; Nely Galán house photo by Lawrence Anderson; Ennis House photo by Liz O. Baylen / Los Angeles Times

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Craig Nakano

Craig Nakano is the assistant managing editor for Entertainment and Arts. He joined The Times as an assistant travel editor, later served as home editor and most recently was the fine arts editor, leading a team whose accolades included a Pulitzer Prize and an Online Journalism Award. A California native, he worked at the Desert Sun of Palm Springs and at the San Francisco Chronicle after graduating from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. He lives in Long Beach with his husband and son.

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