Stylized figure of the mythical god Pan playing a pan flute with a relaxed, confident expression, woodcut print by artist Florence Lundborg.
A vintage-style poster with a mountain landscape silhouette and a flying bird, featuring the text "The Lark" at the top and "November" at the bottom.
A stylized silhouette of a figure with raised arms against a sunset seascape, characteristic of the Arts and Crafts and aesthetic poster styles.
A stylized illustration of Jesus Christ on the cross, with arms outstretched and head tilted to the side, against a background of a tree and clouds. The words "He Lark" are written at the top, and at the bottom, it says "for Mây."

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California, where the spring comes in the fall and the fall comes in the summer and the summer comes in the winter and the winter never comes at all. - Inez Haynes Irwin

In Profile: Designer Alicia Cheung
Kendra Boutell Kendra Boutell

In Profile: Designer Alicia Cheung

For our inaugural profile, we chose Alicia Cheung, founder and principal of  Alicia Cheung Design (ACD). Before launching her own firm in 2024, the Silicon Valley native honed her craft working for the brilliant designer Ken Fulk and later co-founded Studio Heimat with fellow Fulk alum Eva Bradley. Alicia combines her wealth of experience with a collaborative attitude, coordinating seamlessly with architects, builders, and artisans to bring each client’s vision to life.

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Frank Lloyd Wright: The Mousetrap, The Cat House and The Dog House
Kendra Boutell Kendra Boutell

Frank Lloyd Wright: The Mousetrap, The Cat House and The Dog House

20th-century visionary architect Frank Lloyd Wright imagined spaces not just for people but for their pets as well. In 1948, he brought this idea to life with the V. C. Morris Gift Shop in San Francisco. At 140 Maiden Lane, the shop’s two-story tan brick façade stood out with its single, mysterious opening. Wright called his asymmetrical Romanesque archway a “mousetrap.”

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Header Images: The Lark; Publisher, William Doxey; Artist, Florence Lundborg; Woodcut; c. 1895-1897