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$60K L.A. Backyard Transformation By A Pro Designer | Replace This Space | Architectural Digest



Designer Erick Garcia heads to Los Angeles for a $60,000 dream backyard renovation in the first episode of Replace This Space. Julie Sariñana, known best for her popular fashion and lifestyle account Sincerely Jules, sensed the backyard of her Spanish-style home in Los Angeles had the potential to better suit her aesthetic (and entertain her large family!) That’s when Erick, in partnership with CB2, stepped up to design and deliver a backyard that checked all of her boxes.

Read more about the first episode of Replace This Space here: https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/sincerely-jules-backyard-transformation-erick-garcia-replace-this-space

CB2 products featured in the video: 
Breton Metal Sofa
Travertine Coffee Table 
Breton Black Metal Chair
Form Cement Fire Pit
Tambor Table Large
Tambor Table Small
Porto Medium Cream Ceramic Hurricane 
Edison String Lights
Boka Black Low Planter / Bowl Small 
Natural Lunar Planter Large 
Natural Lunar Planter Small 
Muse Coupe Cocktail Glass
3×3 White Pillar Candle
3×9 White Pillar Candle 
Ray Whitewash Acacia Round Bar Tray 
Drift Reactive Dinner Plate Grey 
Drift Reactive Salad Plate Grey 
Whitney Amber Cooler 
Whitney Amber Double Old Fashioned Glass 3
Check out https://www.cb2.com/ for more on these pieces.

Other product donation courtesy of:
Hay Furniture: us.hay.com/
Berbere Imports: berbereimports.com/
Plant Daddies: https://theplantdaddies.com/
 
Special thanks to:
Eco-Outdoor: ecooutdoorusa.com/
Suad at Berbere Imports:  www.berbereimports.com 
 
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Hosted by: Erick Garcia
Featuring: Julie Sariñana
Directed by: Lisa Romagnoli
Producer: Alyssa Marino
Edited by: Phil Ceconi
Graphics by: Léa Kichler 
Post Production Manager: Stephanie Cardone

Production Manager: Morgan Winters
Production Coordinator: Daniella Resto

Director of Photography: Remsen Allard, Olivia Kuan
Field Producer: Zair Montes
Camera Operators: Justin Machnik, Minmin Tsai
Audio: Kari Barber
Gaffer: Gary Briggs 
Production Assistants: Josh Crowe, Melissa Brogan
Covid Officer: Julie Rasmussen, Carla Nora

Lit, Inc. Agency, Representative for Erick: Tu Tran
Brand Manager, Sincerely Jules: Meghan Luce

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  2. the only thing i would change is to have a strip of greenery right in the middle overflown with bushes and grasses and possible a very tiny pond

  3. I listen to the entire thing to find out if he was ever going to end a sentence either the same pitch or lower than where he started it. Twice it happened. In every other situation, his voice goes up by an interval of at least a fifth. Anyone else notice?

  4. Thank you for removing the grass! Everything is beautiful. I hope more are inspired to get rid of their grass.

  5. Is it a Hispanic thing to want to pave every bit of grass on a lot? Where I live, people take beautiful lawns and turn them into cement – right to the lot lines. Instead of mowing lawn, they get out the leaf blowers all weekend long….

  6. The before was much better, more natural and lovely. The after is like so bland and just like a house, not natural at all!!!

  7. Just HIDEOUS – I can't believe some one would take away and all that nice cool greenery and replace it with paving. It was SO much nicer before. If anyone created this contrived mess in my yard I would sue them. Tacky, tacky and….. tacky.

  8. Disappointed. Not much in the way of plants, and way too many are silver/gray. The lawn was far too big and shapeless, but it helped give freshness to the space and now there's an overall dustiness. Even desert landscapes can look full and lush, but this never will. The bougainvillea will never cover the wall if it stays in that little pot. He should have suggested a sandy/terra-cotta-y paint for the house to soften the glare and be a little truer to the style…

  9. kill your lawn. replace with natives that have evolved with the ecosystem and support pollinators. monoculture lawns are passée. also, poor gophers. i hope they have reworked their tunnels so they don't bump their heads.

  10. The designer has an odd speech pattern where his voice goes up at the end of every sentence so that everything he says sounds like a question. Am I the only one that noticed? The after looks really nice. Not my style, but I can appreciate it all the same.

  11. This is not a gardener's backyard….but it is very beautiful. I love the flagstone imbedded in the pulverized granite.

  12. Im a big fan of grass so im not feeling it, but he did what Jules wanted and what was in the brief to make it California/mediterranean vibe so i get how it turned out. And the gophers had to go lol

  13. Remember a lawn will soak up water and help ease flooding unless replaced by a good permeable patio and drainage.

  14. I love this! It looks beautiful and is exactly what I would love to have if I lived in LA. Lawns are not a natural part of Southern California ecosystem and cannot survive without excessive watering- it is bad for the environment! It is so much better in a hot dry climate to have a lawn-free yard and embrace greenery that naturally grows in that climate!!

  15. Interesting, squirrels peeping and falling on them…😊😊the designer's attitude towards the owner's needs is so energetic and vibrant!

  16. As a landscape architect, having worked for a few firms, he did an absolutely incredible job for 60k dollars. I know some companies that would slap a 200k price tag on a transformation like that.

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