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10/16/2026

Always collecting. This is small mirrored "plateau" with a silver plated leaf motif. Likely from the early 20th century, popular in its day for use as trays or coasters.

09/30/2026

Mood isn't formulaic but it's always interesting. Here we have a wooden carousel horse head, Stilnovo chandelier, vintage asian baskets, in some soft glowy low light.

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09/21/2026

A beautifully imperfect live-edge table topped with a light that feels like a piece of art all on its own, this dining space in our Arts and Sciences house has the perfect indoor to outdoor flow.

Photo | Natasha Lee

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09/21/2026

Anchored by a beautifully imperfect live-edge table and topped with a light that feels like a piece of art all on its own, this dining space in our Arts and Sciences house has the perfect indoor to outdoor flow.

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09/01/2026

Some rooms are designed to look perfect. The best ones are designed to be lived in.

Books on the shelves, toys tucked into corners, art that means something, a well-loved leather sofa and a piano waiting to be played. I love a space that feels collected and shows signs of real life.

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08/26/2026

No rooms. Just zones. A view through our Arts and Sciences house.

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08/12/2026

Hi, I’m Alice.

As we settle into the new studio, it feels like a good time to (re)introduce myself and share a little about my work.

I’m the founder and principal of Shialice Spatial Design [SASD], a Los Angeles-based interior design studio. We create warm, personal, and layered homes that celebrate our clients’ personalities and stories. Our goal is never “perfection” but to create homes that feel distinctive, considered, and deeply personal to the people who live there.

I’m especially drawn to spaces with history, character, or potential that isn’t immediately obvious, and to the process of uncovering what they can become. I love seeing the possibilities: resolving a difficult layout, responding thoughtfully to a home’s architecture, or creating richness and character where none existed before.

Though I always knew I’d pursue design, my path wasn’t linear. I studied economics (hated it) and later spent more than a decade in tech marketing before quitting a job of seven years. I eventually found my way to interiors and fell in love with how creative problem-solving and aesthetic intuition impact people’s lives.

I love a good antique rug, am extremely particular about light bulb specs, very good at form+function custom furnishings, tailored drapery, and watching talented trades and artisans bring our visions to life.

Photo | Sara Ligorria-Tramp

08/06/2026

08/03/2026

Enjoying photos of the outdoors while sitting in the air conditioned indoors.☀️🌞☀️
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Lovely landscape design by Nectar Landscape Design
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Photo | Natasha Lee

07/28/2026

One of our favorite sofas? The Pouf by Stahl + Band 🥰
Customizable curves and super comfy.

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