At Home - February 2007 - San Diego, California

Features
	Home as Art Palm Springs architect Guy Dreier traveled to the top of Mount Soledad to create a palatial masterpiece worthy of a museum-quality collection of art. By Thomas Shess \| Photographs by Paul M. Bowers
	The Beaton Path Jan and Sherry Beaton's Jamul home-by artist and architect James Hubbell-has become a palette for a lifelong creative collaboration. By Deirdre O'Shea \| Photographs by John Durant

Palm Springs architect Guy Dreier traveled to the top of Mount Soledad to create a palatial masterpiece worthy of a museum-quality collection of art.

By Thomas Shess | Photographs by Paul M. Bowers

Jan and Sherry Beaton's Jamul home-by artist and architect James Hubbell-has become a palette for a lifelong creative collaboration.

By Deirdre O'Shea | Photographs by John Durant

Departments
Resource Directory	Archive »

Color	Archive »
Interior designer Heather Schmitt tells how to enhance a room with color. By Tara Sharp \| Photograph by Chris Nyce
From the Editor: San Diego At Home goes Bimonthly	Archive »
San Diego At Home goes bimonthly. By Deirdre O'Shea
Trends: Gallery of Art	Archive »
Inspiring local artists; the new look of the lodge; and kids' furniture goes modern.
Trends: Ohhh Baby	Archive »
Inspiring local artists; the new look of the lodge; and kids' furniture goes modern.
Trends: Modern Lodge	Archive »
Inspiring local artists; the new look of the lodge; and kids' furniture goes modern.
Call Out: Home Theater	Archive »
With the latest in audio and visual technology, the Mauzy family's home theater might be more fun than the ballpark.
Designer Spotlight: Tale of Two Lofts	Archive »
Two single women, two downtown lofts, one designer: Michael Crosby shows how he tailors an interior to each client's taste and personality. By Deirdre O'Shea \| Photographs by Chris Nyce
Details	Archive »
Where to find the products featured.
Notebook	Archive »

San Diegans At Home: The Gang's All Here	Archive »
Jennifer and Matt Mauzy throw a party in their new home theater.
Day Tripper: Day Trip	Archive »
Grand Avenue, one block from the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, has much to offer in art, home furnishings and antiques.

February 2007