"There's something about a red door that says, 'Come in. Good things are inside.' It's very joyful and welcoming, and gutsy at the same time," says designer Raun Thorp about this terra cotta red entry.”

“PINK GROUND 202 Farrow & Ball “Raw umber in this Parisian pink counters its sweetness. It’s balanced, making it very centering. I’d compare it to a lazy afternoon in the City of Light, as you sip rosé and Edith Piaf wafts through the window. Team it with animal prints, vermillion, and chartreuse—both the color and the libation. The best part: It makes any complexion look magnifique!” RAUN THORP”

“There's something about a red door that says, "Come in. Good things are inside." It's very joyful and welcoming, and gutsy at the same time. You are drawn to this red. You can't resist. I'd describe it as scarlet with a hint of terra-cotta. It would make a great toenail polish.”

“A lot in a tony subdivision ten minutes from Beverly Hills… came with a set of plans for a Shingle Style residence reminiscent of East Coast architecture. While they didn’t want to toss the plans entirely, they did want to customize their house. So they hired L.A.–based architects Tichenor & Thorp to refine the quietly traditional design.”