A modern Paradise Valley home designed by Vivian Ayala & Mark Candelaria is featured in this month’s Luxe AZ Magazine.
This fun bedroom is inspired by the homeowner’s love of the Beverly Hills Hotel
Press
We wish to express our gratitude to all the magazines, editors and designers that have featured and continue to feature our work!
Spanish-Colonial Style Home Makes May Cover of Phoenix Home & Garden
May’s issue of Phoenix Home & Garden Magazine features this expansive Spanish-Colonial style home designed by Candelaria Design Associated and decorated by Earth & Images. Click the cover image below to read the digital feature or buy the print magazine on newsstands!
Luxe Magazine Arizona March/April 2020
Luxe Magazine Arizona’s March/April issue featured this gorgeous Santa Barbara-style remodel by Mark Candelaria and Damon Wake “combining coastal elegance with desert tranquility” in Paradise Valley. To view the article, click here.
Luxe Magazine's Industry Insiders
Candelaria Design Associates is proud to be featured as a Luxe Magazine Gold List 2020 Honoree in Architecture+Design. This honor has awarded us a two-page ad in their “Industry Insiders” section of the magazine as seen here in the January/February 2020 issue.
Luxe Magazine's Gold List 2020
Introducing Luxe Interiors + Design’s 2020 Gold List, a select guide to the Architects, Interior Designers, Home Builders and Landscape Architects across the US whose projects were featured in the magazine. See who made the list by clicking below.
Phoenix Home & Garden features Candelaria Design in the January 2020 Issue
Situated near the base of Mummy Mountain in Paradise Valley, this 1980’s built home was dated by its discordant Tuscan-colored interior walls, a sunken living room and a closed floor plan. Take a look at what we did in conjunction with Earth & Images to completely transform this home inside and out!
See the digital magazine article here.
Home For The Holidays | Phoenix Home & Garden - December 2014
An extraordinary mountain backdrop merges with the artistry of man at the home's entry. A canterra fountain is the first of multiple focal points, which include copious stone balusters and stairways with formal European appeal.
