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Laguna Heights Marketplace Adds New Merchants

07.26.18

Laguna Heights Marketplace, the center serving South Orange County neighborhoods of Laguna Niguel and Dana Point just added four new merchants: Stacks & Yolks, StretchLab, F45 and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices.

Stacks & Yolks is an American eatery serving traditional breakfast and lunch options, along with unique signature menu items. Known for its customizable pancakes and sizzling breakfast skillets, for diners who can indulge in options like “The Elvis,” peanut butter pancakes stuffed with bacon and topped with bananas or “The Great Gobbler” skillet with turkey sausage, spinach, roasted red pepper over home fries with cheese. Voted Best Breakfast in Las Vegas by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, this is Stacks & Yolks’ first Orange County location. 

StretchLab is helping people lead stronger and healthier lives through customized stretch sessions. Working with a team of expert Flexologists, StretchLab offers one-on-one stretches that concentrate on major muscle groups of the core, back, shoulders and hips to help alleviate muscle tightness and improve range of motion. 

The world’s fastest growing functional training network, F45 offers a 45-minute high-intensity, circuit training workout class for individuals looking to meet their health and fitness goals. The workouts are created by the F45 Athletics and Peak Performance Department from a database of over 3,000 different exercises, so members never get the same workout twice.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices is a local, full-service residential real estate brokerage firm. The location at Laguna Heights Marketplace helps people find homes for sale, find an agent and learn more about buying and selling a home.  

For more information, visit Facebook.com/LagunaHeightsMarketplace.

30311 Golden Lantern in Laguna Niguel.

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Wonderspaces Art Installation at The Lafayette Hotel

07.26.18

The Lafayette Hotel, Swim Club & Bungalows just debuted AMA: Into the Deep, a new work by Los Angeles-based artists Kent Yoshimura and Kameron Burk that transforms a hotel room into a multi-sensory art installation.

Kent and Kameron transformed Room 214 into an art installation exclusively available at The Lafayette Hotel through August 25.

Inspired by the hotel’s iconic Weissmuller Pool and the pearl diving traditions of Japan, the experience captures the way you find comfort in nostalgia and that feeling of the first time you ever dove into the deep end and stared up at the sun.

The Hallway: Entering the Water: Hotel guests will be greeted with a hotel key card specifically designed for Room 214.

The Bedroom: Inhabiting the Water: Nightlights above the nightstands will be replaced with hanging water droplet lights constructed with nylon and interactive LED. The hotel room walls will be layered strings of fabric creating a blue ombre gradient.

The Bathroom: Seeing Reflections: The mirror, a reflective surface similar to water, will not be contained by the frame inside Room 214.

Kent Yoshimura is a muralist, filmmaker and entrepreneur who has directed content for global brands such as McDonald’s, Lego, AT&T, Benjamin Moore and Ford. As an artist, he has been featured on NBC for his large-scale public art pieces, the New York Times for his mural work, and in TIME Magazine, Huffington Post, Men's Health, Viceand NPR for his YouTube videos. In 2016, Yoshimura painted the largest mural in Shanghai within a four-story staircase.

Kameron Burk, an experienced designer and creative technologist, has worked at Walt Disney Studios and Walt Disney Imagineering R&D. His extensive knowledge of the entertainment and architecture industries enabled him to take on the design and recreation of a diverse array of environments.

This collaboration between The Lafayette Hotel, Swim Club & Bungalows, Kent Yoshimura and Kameron Burk is part of Wonderspaces’ Spotlight Series, an initiative delivering extraordinarily accessible art to non-traditional venues and spaces, and will run alongside Wonderspaces summer 2018 show, With Creative License. The show is at the B Street Pier.

The boutique hotel’s playful retro design, iconic Weissmuller Pool, and culture-filled, North Park neighborhood location presented the Wonderspaces creative team a unique opportunity to greenlight the Spotlight Series project.

Through August 25, hotel guests will be able to check-in and check-out the transformed hotel room. Room rates from Sunday through Thursday are $195, and $245 from Friday to Saturday. To book the Wonderspace experience at The Lafayette Hotel, visit Wonderspaces.com or LafayetteHotelSD.com.

The Lafayette Hotel is located on 2223 El Cajon Blvd., San Diego.

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