Tommy Lei is a photographer, interior decorator, and content curator based in Los Angeles. Whether it is photography or interior design, Tommy’s work stems from a genuine desire to elevate the everyday and to celebrate the ordinary by making it extraordinary. Architectural Digest, Domino, and Saatchi Art have featured his work, and he recently curated and produced his first AAPI artist group show at REALM, Chinatown Los Angeles.
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Naomi Otsu, is a graphic designer and illustrator whose work has been featured in New York Magazine, Bon Appétit, Playboy.com, Vogue.com, and more. Born in New York and raised in Tokyo, her work features a colorful array of subjects inspired by the cities and her multicultural upbringing. Naomi’s uplifting work is a gentle reminder that you can find fun and playfulness in everyday life.
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Our next episode features Amy Mazius and Davy Greenberg – founders and directors of metahaiku studios – two sustainable studios and production houses based in LA's Arts District. Check out their second studio (which is also their home), which includes Alex Trebek's original directors chair from Jeopardy which they scored at an estate sale, and a Pojagi-inspired curtains hand-sewn by Amy using antique linens from her family.
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Our next episode of Better With Age features Linny Giffin, an interior decorator and artist. She co-founded House Friends, an interior design studio focused on accessibility and sustainability. Check out Linny’s home in Washington, DC, which includes a glass and laminate coffee table designed by her grandfather and ceramic cat sculptures purchased from a child artist in her neighborhood.
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Our next episode features Chelsy Christina — a designer, content creator, and passionate environmentalist. Her TikTok shows her decorating with almost exclusively with secondhand furniture. Check out Chelsy’s house in LA, which includes replicas of the ever-popular Togo sofas and some amazing Facebook marketplace finds she scored for free.
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Our next episode of Better With Age features Kellie Brown, a marketing maven turned content creator. Kellie has changed the landscape of inclusive fashion, and her design projects have been featured in top publications, including Vogue and Domino Magazine. Kellie is a New Yorker who recently moved to LA. Check out her home, which includes a rare vintage modular shelving set by Vico Magistretti and a piece of art by famed American folk artist Jimmy Lee ...
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Our next episode of Better With Age features Natalie Wong @lagirl310 — an event producer and interior stylist known for her maximalist, Hollywood-Regency-styled home. Natalie believes in rehoming – not throwing away – and shopping secondhand first, for a love of the planet and the thrill of the hunt. Check out Natalie’s home in LA’s Koreatown, which includes a bar cart from David Arquette’s estate sale. Check out Natalie’s home and shop her Kaiyo Finds!
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Our ninth episode features comedian and podcast host Hannah Berner. She was a cohost on Bravo’s Chat Room and a member of Bravo’s Summer House for three seasons, with over 3.5 million followers across her social media platforms and over 20 million combined podcast downloads. Hannah currently performs standup in NYC and at clubs and theaters nationwide. Check out Hannah’s apartment in New York’s Lower East Side, which includes a vintage Eames chair that ...
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Our fourth episode of Better With Age series features thrift queen, Macy Eleni. Macy is a content creator, entertainer, digital personality, and soon-to-be author, known for her vintage TikTok hauls and a YouTube channel that has amassed almost 200,000 followers. Check out Macy’s Los Angeles home, which includes an oversized high-heel chair that brings, “sexy ’80s dad vibes,” and a Golden-Girls-inspired bedroom that redefines grandmillennial style.
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Our third episode features Jason Saft, founder of Staged to Sell Home — a leading boutique staging firm in NYC & Brooklyn. Check out Jason's Brooklyn Heights "one-room mansion" and his favorite old pieces, including a mysterious marble head found in the backyard of a client's home.
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