
Home of the Week | From Mexico City to a West Hollywood backyard
In West Hollywood, designer Roberto Sosa infused the flavor of Mexico City into the backyard of this renovated home. Asking price: $2.299 million.

Time spent living in Mexico City was a driving force behind the renovation of this 1930s traditional home in West Hollywood. (Brian Jones)

Inside, the home, priced at $2.299 million, has hardwood floors and a living room with a fireplace. (Brian Jones)

The home owner worked with designer Roberto Sosa to renovate the traditional two-story. (Brian Jones)

The kitchen of the 1930s traditional home has been updated. (Brian Jones)

A sitting area leads to the lush backyard. (Brian Jones)

Upstairs, the master suite opens to a private garden balcony. (Brian Jones)

The indoors blend with the outdoors. (Brian Jones)

Intimate sitting areas, a small outdoor kitchen and an outdoor audio system for entertaining are features of the backyard. (Brian Jones)

The home’s backyard was designed as a series of small outdoor rooms. (Brian Jones)

Terra cotta planters and clay pottery crafted by Mexican artists dot the yard. (Brian Jones)