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The Stiff Peaks writing studio, designed by Chris Skeens and Ben Warwas, features a hidden rooftop deck with views of DTLA.

She turned an unpermitted backyard studio into the ultimate WFH hideaway

A Craftsman-inspired house in Elysian Heights gets a whimsical expansion: A writing studio with a hidden rooftop deck that offers views of downtown Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, CA - JULY 09: C.C. Boyce, 47, creates "Planturns" - custom-made wood urns for cremation remains, in her studio in the garment district, on Friday, July 9, 2021 in Los Angeles, CA. Left: Walnut top and cork bottom. Center: Cork top and sycamore bottom. Right: Sycamore top and walnut bottom. Boyce's urns, which can be used for both pets and people, are unique in that they can be used as planters. C.C. is founder of Boyce Studio in the garment district downtown. (Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times)

An urn that doubles as a planter: It’s the latest in L.A.’s death positivity movement

Gail Otter's ADU, located behind her two-bedroom Craftsman home.

She built a granny flat in Echo Park: How it saved her during the pandemic

Siri Lorece Hirth with a recent harvest.

This urban farmer transformed her lawn with collards, amaranth and sweet potatoes

The living room of Adrien Beard's DTLA loft has three lounge chairs and a couch situated around a coffee table.

It’s called Neo Afro Eclectic: A groundbreaking new style transforms this DTLA loft

SoCal small-space living: 20 homes that inspire

The worst things you can do when shopping for plants, according to plant shop owners

Justina Blakeney muses on the beauty of ‘mixed magic’ in ‘Jungalow: Decorate Wild’

He challenged himself to build an ADU for under $100,000. What’s his secret?

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We’ve all hit the pandemic wall. Planting something can help

We’ve started a new year and the normal we once knew is still a far dot on the horizon. But there is a way to rekindle some hope: Get your hands into the soil.

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