Design for Recovery Sober Living Central LA

Design for Recovery enabled me to do what I never thought possible: do sober living with two dogs. After a very rough 2024, I needed to reset my recovery. I found Design and packed my two dogs up and drove from the east coast not quite knowing what I would find. I found a gorgeous home in a wonderful and safe area. I also found house managers that made our sobriety their number one priority. During my three months there I had structure, transportation to 12 step meetings, basic necessties covered, and a community of men that quickly became family.

Aaron Matthew Arnwine

This place saved my cousin’s life. It’s the only time in his life I felt like he was happy and safe. Finding recovery isn’t easy, but Design for Recovery helps you feel connected and comfortable. Such an amazing staff and facility.

Brian Cloud

The spacious rooms and outdoor water slide are just the beginning—but what really makes this place special is the community. The staff are friendly, present, and genuinely invested, and the brotherhood here gave us space to heal, grow, and process our trauma without judgment. It’s a supportive environment where you’re not just getting sober—you’re becoming whole again. 10/10 would heal here again.

Paul Hutchinson

Design for recovery was a great sober living house for me after inpatient treatment. The facility was super clean and safe, and the staff were all invested in my recovery. They really have a great community here. Can not recommend enough for anyone looking to stay sober in LA.

Justin Barrett

This has been by far the best sober living I have experienced. They give you the freedom to do what you need to do as long as I take care of business and respect the house rules. The staff is understanding and supportive. Also, I’ve Made great personal relationships with the guys in the house. Living here and doing IOP while going to work has been so impactful and restoring my life.. I would recommend this place to anyone who is serious about Recovery and changing their life.

Ryan Woodburn