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The LaCienega Design Quarter exists and functions as a design hub where lovers of design can find what was, what is, what\u2019s new, and what\u2019s next. This design district is special and has seen Los Angeles change from trendy studio town to a global creative powerhouse. It\u2019s not just because there are showrooms with beautiful works displayed, no, it\u2019s more than that. LCDQ is a social glue that bonds this vibrant and diverse community. It is a place to gather, meet, and see. That is exactly what is missing in the Spring of 2020 and what will be again soon, hopefully in the not so distant future. For the past 11 years, Legends has been a celebration of design, showcase for amazing design talent, and social gathering for anyone who loves design. 2019, Convo By Design was an official media sponsor and I cannot tell you how amazing this was for me and how saddened I was to learn that because of the coronavirus pandemic, the event was canceled this year.\xa0
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\nI think what saddens me most is that I personally will miss seeing all my friends and I imagine that many of you listening feel the same way. So, I wanted to take a look back and share some of the amazing designers from last year's event. I also wanted to share the conversations that came out of an eight-day journey that had me riding my bicycle up and down LaCienega, Melrose and Melrose Place securing interviews with these amazing creators, some of whom were in from out of town and had small windows of time for me to hit. But we did it, and you can hear all about it here.
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\nMy hope is that this gives you a little bit of joy, I will republish this in a series of episodes so you can hear all about the 2019 designs and showrooms whose windows served as the canvas for these amazing designers. I would also like to remind you how special the LaCienega Design Quarter is and suggest that when this is all over, please go visit the LCDQ showrooms again.
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\nEmily Summers
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\nEmily Summers Design Associates
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\nhttps://emilysummers.com
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\nDallas, TX.
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\nShowroom: McKinnon & Harris
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\nICON: Robsjohn-Gibbings
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\nMelissa Warner Rothblum
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\nMassucco Warner
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\nhttps://massuccowarner.com/warner
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\nSeattle & Los Angeles
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\nShowroom: Hollywood at Home
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\nICON: Sister Parish
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\nMary Ann Schicketanz
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\nStudio Schiketanz
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\nhttps://studioschicketanz.com/
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\nCarmel-By-The-Sea, CA.
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\nShowroom: Mansour
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\nICON: Josef Hoffman
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\nJeff Andrews
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\nJeff Andrews Design
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\nhttps://www.jeffandrewsdesign.com
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\nLos Angeles, CA.
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\nShowroom: Dragonette
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\nICON: Billy Haines
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\nOhara Davies Gaetano
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\nOhara Davies-Gaetano Interiors
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\nhttp://odg-interiors.com
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\nCarona Del Mar, CA.
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\nShowroom: Barakat
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\nICON: Fran\xe7oise Catroux
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\nJake Alexander Arnold
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\nJake Arnold Interiors
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\nhttps://www.jakearnoldinteriors.com
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\nLos Angeles, CA.
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\nShowroom: Hollywood at Home
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\nICON: Rose Cummings
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\nSasha Bikoff
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\nSasha Bikoff interior Design
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\nhttps://sashabikoff.com
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\nNew York, NY.
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\nShowroom: Marc Phillips
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\nICON: Madeleine Castaing
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\nNeal Beckstedt
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\nNeal Beckstedt Studio
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\nhttp://nbeckstedtstudio.