MUST/SEES

We asked a few people with notoriously good taste what they’re doing for LAD/W. Who are they seeing? Where are they going? What would they be deeply annoyed to miss?

Here are their week/end plans—feel free to copy them. That’s what we’re doing.

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Jonathon Burford is a Los Angeles–based multidisciplinary artist, designer and creative director. Moving between an independent art practice and creating campaigns and visual worlds for global brands, Jonathon works across painting, ceramics, sculpture and installation.

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Andre Herrero is a Los Angeles-based architect and the cofounder of Charlap Hyman & Herrero, an architecture and design firm recently honored with the 2026 Smithsonian National Design Award. His global repertoire of experience working between fashion and architecture—from Tokyo and London to New York and Los Angeles—has allowed CHH to skillfully realize projects ranging from ground-up commercial buildings to more intimate retail environments and private residences. With a deep interest in the relationship between history, art, and technology, Herrero is passionate about steering the firm toward a sustainable future.

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Bryan Young is an architect, furniture designer, and founder of NYC-based studio Young Projects. Since founding the studio in 2010, Young Projects has completed several projects across North America and the Caribbean, ranging from buildings and interiors to furniture. Known for its experimental research into materiality and craft, Young Projects’ work has been featured in publications including Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Dwell, Architectural Record, Architect, Domus, Azure, Metropolis, and Wallpaper*, among others. The studio was named to Architectural Digest’s AD100 in 2025 and 2026, Architectural Record’s Design Vanguard 2020, the Architectural League Emerging Voices 2020, and received the League Prize in 2013. Young Projects’ first monograph, Figure, Cast, Frame, was published in 2022 by Monacelli. 

 In 2022, Bryan Young co-founded the itinerant furniture and design gallery VERSO. The gallery focuses on the narratives that bridge designers’ concepts, artisan techniques, and final objects. 

 Originally from Los Angeles, California, Bryan Young graduated with distinction from Harvard’s GSD in 2003 and was awarded the AIA Henry Adams Medal and James Templeton Kelley Thesis Prize. He received his B.A. in Architecture with Highest Honors from UC Berkeley in 1997. Young has given numerous lectures and taught architecture studios at MIT, Cornell, The Cooper Union, Columbia, Parsons, and Syracuse. Young lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

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Eric Wareheim is a writer, director, producer, actor, author, winemaker, and plant designer. He first gained recognition through his groundbreaking comedic collaborations with Tim Heidecker, including Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule, Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie, and Tim and Eric’s Bedtime Stories.

Wareheim directed, produced, and starred in Netflix’s Emmy Award-winning series Master of None. An acclaimed director, his work also spans music videos for artists including MGMT, Depeche Mode, Major Lazer, Beach House, Maroon 5, and Charli XCX, as well as award-winning commercial campaigns.

Beyond film and television, Wareheim is a winemaker and co-founder of Las Jaras Wines, launched in 2017. He is also the author of two cookbooks: Foodheim, a New York Times bestseller, and Steak House.

In 2025, Wareheim expanded his creative practice into the world of plants and design with the launch of Serpentine, a Los Angeles-based plant design studio, vintage furniture showroom, nursery, and event space.

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Eric Wareheim is a writer, director, producer, actor, author, winemaker, and plant designer. He first gained recognition through his groundbreaking comedic collaborations with Tim Heidecker, including Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule, Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie, and Tim and Eric’s Bedtime Stories.

Wareheim directed, produced, and starred in Netflix’s Emmy Award-winning series Master of None. An acclaimed director, his work also spans music videos for artists including MGMT, Depeche Mode, Major Lazer, Beach House, Maroon 5, and Charli XCX, as well as award-winning commercial campaigns.

Beyond film and television, Wareheim is a winemaker and co-founder of Las Jaras Wines, launched in 2017. He is also the author of two cookbooks: Foodheim, a New York Times bestseller, and Steak House.

In 2025, Wareheim expanded his creative practice into the world of plants and design with the launch of Serpentine, a Los Angeles-based plant design studio, vintage furniture showroom, nursery, and event space.

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Olivia Lopez is the founder of Studio OL, a creative studio working across design, interiors, and editorial. She is a founding partner of Seco, a natural wine bar in Silver Lake, and publishes The Dossier on contemporary culture.

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ABOUT TAMARA:

Tamara is a storyteller with an eye for elegance and a taste for the unconventional. Her bold point of view blurs the lines between classic and contemporary, soulful and surprising - and she’s been redefining what luxury interiors look like ever since. Her eponymous studio, House of Honey, is a female collective of interior designers with a desire to create meaningful experiences. Growing up in Nova Scotia, Canada, Tamara always longed for a sense of the sea. That longing ultimately drew her to Montecito, where she and her family bought a home over a decade ago and have celebrated countless milestones together. They also keep a home in Los Angeles, where she raised her two children, now grown and off to college. With a background in fashion and a love of travel and art, Tamara has built a career that thrives on curiosity and collaboration. Whether working with makers, artists, or brands, she thrives on creative exchange and pushing ideas into unexpected places. Nearly twenty years ago, she founded her design studio House of Honey, which now spans studios in Montecito, Pasadena, and Brooklyn, and continues to lead the studio as Creative Director - guiding high-end residential and hospitality projects from concept through completion, curating materials and furnishings, and ensuring each story is told with purpose and personality. House of Honey embraces authentic environments that reflect both their clients and their surroundings. Telling stories that celebrate life - by cultivating and curating a sense of escape, joy, and confidence - is at the heart of their design ethos.

ABOUT HOUSE OF HONEY:

House of Honey is a female collective of interior designers with a desire to create meaningful experiences. Growing up in Canada,and with a background in fashion, Tamara Kaye-Honey founded her firm almost two decades ago. With studios in Montecito and Pasadena, she collaborates with her diverse team on unique projects, both public and private. House of Honey embraces the authentic environments that reflect their clients and unique surroundings. Telling stories that celebrate life by cultivating and curating a sense of escape, joy and confidence and capturing that essence is at the heart of the design.

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MOUTHWASH Studio is a design studio centered on new ideas and defining experiences, partnering with our generation’s leading brands and innovators to influence culture. MW.S’ approach challenges industry standards, adopts new technologies, and has a lasting positive impact on ourselves and others. Over time, the work has naturally led us toward industry leaders across Art, Architecture, Fashion, Sustainability, Technology, and beyond.

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Chelsea Neman Nassib is the founder and CEO of Tappan, where she has pioneered a new approach to discovering and collecting contemporary art. With an instinct for identifying exceptional emerging talent and a vision for making the art world more accessible, relevant, and engaging, Chelsea has built Tappan into a leading destination for a new generation of collectors. Her perspective sits at the intersection of art, design, culture, and technology, challenging the traditional gallery model while championing the artists shaping contemporary culture today. 

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ABOUT OME DEZIN:

Longtime friends Joelle Kutner and Jesse Rudolph founded Ome Dezin in 2020 as a design-build studio that restores character driven homes throughout Los Angeles. Kutner and Rudolph find inspiration in the city’s many architectural styles, including Mid-Century, Art Deco, Spanish, Craftsman and Tudor, and aim to preserve these codes, while imbuing each restoration with thoughtful design and contemporary livability. Ome Dezin’s design direction is grounded in natural colors and materials, creating a unique character with timeless appeal. Some of the studio’s recent work includes restoration on an original A. Quincy Jones home in Brentwood and a 1927 Tudor style cottage once owned by the burlesque star Lili St. Cyr.

 

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ABOUT BENJAMIN & HEIDI OF MARTA:

Marta is a Los Angeles-based, globally-engaged gallery for art and design. Founded by partners Benjamin Critton and Heidi Korsavong in 2019, the gallery makes space for artists to experiment with the occasional utility of design, and for designers to explore the cathartic abandonment of function. Marta’s curatorial, publication, and event programming takes interest in the process and facilitators of a work’s creation as well as the narrative of its creator(s). Marta embraces the intersection of and the transition between disciplines, advocates for diversity across practices, and promotes broad access to the arts. Visit www.marta.la or follow @marta.losangeles