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MOUNT WASHINGTON, CA - JUNE 28, 2024 - Ceramicist Raina J. Lee at her studio/treehouse in Mount Washington.on June 28, 2024. Lee works primarily in ceramic glaze and clay as well as painting. She creates painterly compositions with extreme colors, volcanic textures, crackly finishes only possible through her custom ceramic glazes. She works on a range of forms- classical Chinese and Greek vessels, extruded 3D printed ceramic reliefs, and slab glaze paintings. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times)

From her tree-house studio to high-end galleries, this L.A. potter’s work is turning heads

The home of ceramist Raina Lee includes a tree house featuring her pottery as well as a garage studio that houses her pottery wheel, kilns and her crackly volcanic glazes.
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Ojai, CA - June 10: Laura LaRue at home with her 16-month-old daughter Lasca on Monday, June 10, 2024 in Ojai, CA. Laura, 32, is a single-mom and former model raising her daughter in a former school bus. She went from living in a cabin on her mom's ranch to an off-grid trailer in Carpinteria, to a school bus with a newborn baby. During the pandemic, she started her natural tie dye business, Ride or Dye Ojai. "It's very chill and it's not that crazy at all," she says of the baby-proofed bus. "It's baby heaven." (Ryan Schude / For The Times)
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Columnist Robin Abcarian's un-fridgescaped refrigerator. Abcarian explores one of the current fads is for "fridgescaping," where you apply your interior design skills to the inside of your fridge -- you know, like arranging fruit in tasteful bowls.

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