Interior Design - July 1, 2004

You wouldn't know it. But Katsuhiko and Amy Kimura's Los Angeles house dates back to the 1930's. Well, at least part of it does. Call it selective preservation. "I was interested in a historical continuum," recalls Michael Sant, principal of Sant Architects. Hired to renovate the 70-year-old Brentwood cottage, he retained a portion of its core, covering its wood exterior in zinc, he says, "to r...

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