Mid‑Century Modern marked a turning point in Los Angeles design. Emerging after World War II, the style favors clean geometry, organic forms and a clear dialogue with the outdoors. Here we trace the style’s defining features, the…
Guide to Buying Architectural Homes in Los Angeles: Find Mid-Century Modern, Historic, and Design-Forward Properties Purchasing an architectural home in Los Angeles is an exciting venture, especially for those who appreciate unique design…
Los Angeles is known for its variety of architectural design styles, from sleek mid-century modern homes to beautifully restored historic houses. Whether you enjoy architectural details or local LA history, the city is filled with classic…
Bringing original architectural features back to life preserves a home's character and its story. This guide walks you through how to identify, protect, and restore the elements that make historic houses special. Many homeowners wrestle…
Architectural Lineage and Significance The Bryon Lamar Johnson House (1953) stands as a published and celebrated work by mid-century Case Study architect Craig Ellwood. The third in Ellwood’s documented series of steel hillside residences,…
A 1948 Mid-Century Modern Landmark in Echo Park Designed in 1948 by John Lautner, FAIA, the Jules Salkin Residence stands as a landmark example of early mid-century modern architecture in Los Angeles and is designated Los Angeles…