February 2008

Features
Interactive Magazine

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Putting the Romance Back in Revival

Putting the Romance Back in Revival

In love with old homes, a young couple updates a Spanish Revival to accommodate a busy, modern lifestyle.

By Rowena Kelley

Departments
Designer Spotlight: Team Building Archive »

For those having to rebuild after last October’s fires, homebuilder Joe Gallagher suggests using the experts and resources around you.

By Stephanie Sweat
What's In Store: Retro Cool Archive »

Mid-century modern fills three floors at Boomerang for Modern’s new location.

By Stephanie Sweat
Details: February 2008 Archive »

Notebook: February 2008 Noteboook Archive »

Trends: Call of the Wild Archive »

In wood, stone or glass, exotic elements are alluring.
Trends: Right on Red Archive »

Add a little colorful drama to your interior décor.
San Diegans At Home: No Need to Whisper Archive »

Tom DeLonge is a rock star; his wife, Jennifer, is a nationally recognized designer. But in their home, there’s no tippy-toeing around designer furniture.

By Rowena Kelley
Day Tripper: The Hip and the Haute Archive »

From fashion to high-end design and everything quirky in between, East Village and the Gaslamp Quarter have it all.

By Rowena Kelley
From the Editor: Old World Romance Archive »

My husband and I haven’t celebrated Valentine’s Day in years.

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