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Time spent living in Mexico City was a driving force behind the renovation of this 1930s traditional home in West Hollywood. The home's lush backyard was designed as a series of small outdoor rooms and features intimate sitting areas, a small outdoor kitchen and an outdoor audio system for entertaining. Terra cotta planters and clay pottery crafted by Mexican artists dot the backyard. Upstairs, the master suite opens to a private garden balcony. Inside, the home, priced at $2.299 million, has hardwood floors, a living room with a fireplace and an updated kitchen.
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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.

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.

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.

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.

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

A sitting area leads to the lush backyard.

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

Upstairs, the master suite opens to a private garden balcony.

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

The indoors blend with the outdoors.

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.

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.

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.

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

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Home of the Week | From Mexico City to a West Hollywood backyard

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