The discordance is best explained by west-down tilt of the crustal block between the Main Mártir thrust and the Rosarito fault, which are major compressional structures parallel to the trend of the Peninsu-lar Ranges. El Potrero and San José plutons yield highly discordant paleopoles, indicating apparent clockwise rotation (R) and fl attening (F) of 33.0° ± 5.1° and-27.6° ± 6.1°, respectively (San José), and 46.1° ± 5.9° and-31.0° ± 7.0° (El Potrero). Plutons in the transition zone, between the eastern and western sectors of the Peninsular Ranges, have magnetizations residing in hematite. In this sector, El Milagro, Aguaje del Burro, La Zarza, and San Telmo plutons yield a combined paleopole at 82.1°N, 169.7☎ (K = 137.6, A 95 = 7.9° n = 4–38 sites), which, rotated for closure of the Gulf of Califor-nia, falls at 79.3°N, 179.5☎, and it is concordant with the North America reference pole. Four plutons in the western sector are characterized by characteristic mag-netizations residing in magnetite. We report structural, paleomagnetic, and magnetic fabric data for mid-Cretaceous plutons of the Peninsular Ranges batholith along a transect at ~30°N latitude. Never miss an issue when you subscribe to AD.

View the entire AD100 2023 list, which is featured in AD* ’s AD100 issue. I have a line of furniture and a fabric and wallpaper collection in the pipeline. I have so enjoyed this part of the business-next year, I will be working on my second course for Create Academy and writing two books. It is more and more something that is in reach for everyone. I think the exciting thing about interior design is that it is no longer only available to those who can afford a designer. Looking to 2023, how is the design industry changing? How will that impact your work? Installations like this are always exciting-a bit like Christmas when everything finally arrives and comes together. I was moved by when I first saw it-my client and I came around the corner of a woodland walk, and there at the end of quite a long country road was Gil’s stone house nestled in the landscape. I am heading to Nashville next week to install a house we have been working on with Gil Schafer. What upcoming travel destination are you excited for and why? Konig’s talents are also manifested in her popular online workshop course with Create Academy and accessories for the Lacquer Company, with a fabric and wallpaper collection and furniture line in the works. “But what I really enjoy most about it is doing the detective work and understanding how my client wants to feel in their home, and creating a home that truly belongs to them.” In the 17 years since founding her firm, Konig’s ability to empathize with and materialize the substance of her clients’ visions has garnered a roster of devoted clients, including Mark and Blythe Harris (a co-founder of Stella & Dot) and and Tom and Ruth Chapman (founders of MatchesFashion). “I love decorating an environment,” the London-based designer notes. “This is what a great decorator can do.” In fact, Konig’s “invisible powers,” as Needleman put it, best encapsulates her mission as a designer. Rita Konig is “one of the people who have most transformed the quality of my life,” wrote tastemaker Deborah Needleman in a charming essay about her own beloved home in upstate New York ( AD, April 2022).

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