Interior Design - January 1, 2004

"Big houses often bear the burden of too much program," says Leo Marmol. He should know. He and Ron Radziner have built a battery of trophy houses for the rich, famous, and fashionable: Tom Ford, Steven Meisel, et al. But the partners are also well versed in modestly scaled dwellings, such as Radziner's own 2,400-square-foot house in Venice, California, and restoration projects, including six R...

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