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December 2007

Features
Mister Pell's Christmas Kaleidoscope

Mister Pell's Christmas Kaleidoscope

Local interior designer Harold Pell doesn’t just decorate for the holidays—he turns Christmas into a Broadway production, complete with six festive trees, a handmade community of mice, and Leo...

By Thomas Shess
Metropolitan Motif

Metropolitan Motif

Highballs and piano melodies make for an opulent scene at a Bankers Hill penthouse. We arrive just in time for a cocktail party amid high style and high art, and leave asking ourselves, “Who...

By Thomas Shess
Have Tongs, Will Travel

Have Tongs, Will Travel

From the kitchen of an Italian Renaissance–style penthouse, Sam the Cooking Guy shows us a thing or two about easy, approachable appetizers

By Rowena Kelley

Departments
From the Editor: Home for the Holidays Archive »

By Rowena Kelley
Trends: Cordially Yours Archive »

Sexy, scented and seductive hostess gifts.
Trends: Art of Zen Archive »

Bring home the allure of the Orient.
Trends: Raising the Bar Archive »

What's In Store: Sticks and Stones Archive »

At European Bath, Kitchen, Tile & Stone, sleek fixtures, bright tiles and green materials are tools for designing personal sanctuaries that are also good for the earth

By Lauren Gerber
Details: December 2007 Archive »

San Diegans At Home: Modern Craftsman Archive »

Two friends transform a dental office into a contemporary live-work space.

Day Tripper: Viva Italia! Archive »

A day o art and design in Llittle Italy

By Rowena Kelley

Testimonials

HOME INTERIORS

San Diego Magazine continues to enhance its position as a must-read resource in our community with its dedicated San Diego at Home editorial. With engaging features, up to the minute trends reporting and an eye for the unique characteristics that define what it is to be at “home” in San Diego, the magazine is an important vehicle for us in connecting with prospective clients. As an advertiser, we are pleased with the reach and affinity they have with affluent homeowners who are just as passionate and engaged by the possibilities of modern design as we are.

—Lisa Wilson-Wirth, President & Owner
    Arclinea San Diego