Kitchen Confidential: 1929 Spanish Colonial Revival

July 10, 2009 8:13 AM PT

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This week’s home of the week is a lovingly restored 1929 Spanish Colonial Revival in San Clemente. The kitchen is cozy -- and awfully cute. Check out the rest of the home -- with its Mission-style arched double doors, Moorish-style wood-burning fireplace and a stunning staircase tower with circular wrought-iron chandelier -- here.

-- Rene Lynch

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Rene Lynch

Rene Lynch is a former writer and editor with the Saturday section, where she worked across a variety of coverage areas, including wellness, design and food. She also edited the weekly L.A. Affairs column.

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