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Kick Back

This little studio initially seems simple, shy, as a visitor first spies it from behind the dune; but this would be a grave injustice to the architect, clients and builder who worked to refine every detail. This is a small, sophisticated space with a big impact: its main task is to allow the clients, and their guests, to completely relax.

Matt Williams Architects’ clients work between LA and

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