Welcome to "Flower" - the latest project by High Place Investments. Discover this just-built residence set into a 'hidden pocket,' surrounded by lush yards and all the perks of living in this sought-after community practically at the doorstep. A thoughtfully designed layout and timeless aesthetic merge together in a beautiful way, with gorgeous finishes in light-drenched spaces.    View More Details + Photos: HERE   Photo Credit | Erik Kruk  

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Stay Paradigm: Where Art Meets Design   When someone with deep-rooted construction heritage ventures into crafting a collection of unique properties for short-term stays, the result is something truly special. Imbued with artistic sensibility and history, grounded in design, and adorned with great art, Stay Paradigm emerges as a standout within the coveted Willo Historic District and one of the most stylish places to stay in Phoenix.   Trent Hancock purchased this 20's Spanish Colonial with a vision - to create a sophisticated experience for those who appreciate design and architecture. With a unique eye for art and a skill for blending styles, this is a one-of-a-kind stay with a desert-style twist.   → Book a Stay or Photo Shoot   → Follow on Instagram                   Property photos by Jason RoehnerUsed with permission by Stay Paradigm/Trent Hancock

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As natural wines are making their way to the top of the casual wine choice list, Sauvage has some of the best on rotation. Housed in the historic Helen Anderson House, this hip bottle shop offers all the comforts of home with its old-house charm, featuring casual armchairs, couches, and dining tables scattered about to encourage the ability to linger and savor each sip. There's always new bottles to explore, and for those who love surprises, there's "The Wine Well," a monthly subscription of bottles they're obsessed with, including some exclusive bottles not available anywhere else in the state. The Architecture: The Helen Anderson House stands as an excellent example of the English Cottage Revival Style, cementing its spot in Phoenix's architectural history since its addition to the National Register of Historic Places. Built circa 1920, it occupies the northeast corner of 3rd Ave & McDowell Rd -amidst several historic Phoenix neighborhoods. With wood shingled rolled eves, and waving butt lines that mimic a thatch roof, it exudes a fairy-tale-like ambiance, which is quite distinctive from the typical architectural landscape of the desert. Cheers to unique finds! 📍 149 W McDowell Road, Phoenix, AZ 85003

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Historic architecture for the modernist. This home was impeccably rebuilt in 2015, preserving its architectural origins while seamlessly integrating contemporary amenities. The exterior has been restored to its original 1900s facade, even earning the Governor's award for heritage preservation, with custom Andersen windows that have been faithfully replicated to the original specifications and complemented by a front porch with rusticated blocks and gold-leafed address numbers. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by a bright and airy space with high ceilings and abundant natural light that fills the open layout through skylights and corner windows. The well-appointed kitchen features a spacious island, tons of storage space, a six-burner gas stove, and marble countertops. A split floor plan ensures privacy for the primary suite. The backyard is an ideal space for outdoor living, featuring a shade-providing gazebo and a detached structure that's cooled and insulated - perfect for a workspace or hobby studio. For those with a green thumb, there are planter beds and fruit trees - including fig, apple, and citrus. A fully offset owned solar system, finished attic space and historic property taxes just add to the appeal of this property. Nestled near Historic Grand Avenue, this home places you at the heart of the vibrant downtown scene. From concerts and sporting events to art shows on Grand Ave or Roosevelt Row, to the foodie restaurants nearby, this is the ideal place to experience living in the midst of it all. This home recieved multiple offers in the first few days on the market and sold over asking price. Details + Photos Here. Interested in selling or purchasing a historic or architectural home? Schedule a consulation today. Staging: Simply Staged Photography: Western Sky Studio

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Step inside the Spanish-style home of Kylie Wolfe, the creative force behind WOLFE STUDIOS, and an immediate sense of serenity embraces you. With significant ongoing design projects for clients pushing her creativity to the max, she finds solace in a soothing calm aesthetic in her personal space. Her home in the Historic Willo District in central Phoenix is a testament to her sophisticated vision in a muted color palette. As you wander through the meticulously curated spaces, there are delightful surprises at every turn – elegant arches, a cherished collection of handmade ceramic dinnerware crafted by a loved one, and an eclectic array of treasures gathered from her travels. What attracted her to this home was not just the charm of a historic neighborhood and architecture but also the proximity to Phoenix's vibrant foodie scene and downtown nightlife. Leisurely bike rides to coffee and yoga, "hot" restaurants, and live music are all within arm's reach.  

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This new Designer Edition collaboration between Minimal Living Concepts x Iconic By Kaitlyn Wolfe  a powerful punch of designer style within these compact spaces. Nature-inspired designs with clean, minimalist lines blend style with function for these spaces that are ideal as creative hideouts, workspaces, or guest quarters. These petite dwellings are on the brink of assuming a new role, with the eagerly awaited potential change to Phoenix's zoning ordinance, allowing for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) this fall. If you're interested more details and finding a home with the right space to fit a guest house, work space or an ADU- reach out for conversation here.  The Canyon model is inspired by the towering walls of a desert canyon, often carved by millennia of erosion. A quartzite flagstone surface that wraps the interior walls, emulating the colors and textures of the rocks and cliffs of a canyon. The stone’s texture creates a rich tapestry that changes with the light and shadows. A soft and warm European white oak floor balances the ruggedness of the stone, bringing a perfect calming balance felt in a canyon.Photos are courtesy Minimal Living Concepts.

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