Monos Los Angeles by Leckie Studio
Los Angeles, USA, 2025
Concept Design Lead, Senior Interior Designer
Team: Michael Leckie, Emily Dovbniak, James Eidse, Kelsey Reddekopp, Melody Chen, Fatima Panama, and Ian Lee of Leckie Studio Architecture + Design
Located along one of Los Angeles’ most layered commercial streets, Monos Abbot Kinney translates the brand’s values of clarity, calm, and intentional travel into an architectural environment shaped by light, material restraint, and spatial sequence. A curved wall of glass brick anchors the interior and diffuses daylight deep into the space. Referencing the use of glass block in Los Angeles’ historic commercial and civic architecture, this element situates the project within its Venice context while introducing a sense of movement and softness. As light shifts throughout the day, the glass brick animates the interior without relying on visual excess or overt display.
Photography by Another Studios.
Los Angeles, USA, 2025
Concept Design Lead, Senior Interior Designer
Team: Michael Leckie, Emily Dovbniak, James Eidse, Kelsey Reddekopp, Melody Chen, Fatima Panama, and Ian Lee of Leckie Studio Architecture + Design
Located along one of Los Angeles’ most layered commercial streets, Monos Abbot Kinney translates the brand’s values of clarity, calm, and intentional travel into an architectural environment shaped by light, material restraint, and spatial sequence. A curved wall of glass brick anchors the interior and diffuses daylight deep into the space. Referencing the use of glass block in Los Angeles’ historic commercial and civic architecture, this element situates the project within its Venice context while introducing a sense of movement and softness. As light shifts throughout the day, the glass brick animates the interior without relying on visual excess or overt display.
Photography by Another Studios.
