Walter Lamb | A Totally Tubular Outdoor Collection
Following World War II, Robert Brown (Brown Jordan) sought to introduce a product utilizing reclaimed materials. Collaborating with well-known designer, Walter Lamb, these modern prototypes were crafted utilizing bronze and copper tubing salvaged from sunken naval ships at Pearl Harbor. Lamb’s’ signature ultra-cool curvy furniture pieces, lounge chairs, dining tables, benches and more, combine extruded […]
Kem Weber | The Mid-Century Modern Designer Who Paved the Way for IKEA
Like almost all the modernists in Los Angeles in the 1920s, Kem Weber was a transplant to the city. He was born Karl Emanuel Martin Weber (in his twenties, he began using his initials as his first name) in Berlin in 1889. After serving as an apprentice cabinetmaker in his teens, he studied architecture and […]
RENOVATED FRYMAN ESTATES EDWARD FICKETT HOME
Renovated Fryman Estates Edward Fickett home. Ed Fickett was the architect to the stars. His design aesthetic harmonizes the divide between structure and nature. This is a fine example of his classic mid century modern style, showcasing expansive spaces, clerestory windows and light filled living. This private location is Fryman Estates, it is surrounded by […]
MID CENTURY MODERN BY RENOWNED ARCHITECT GREGORY AIN IN MAR VISTA
Beautiful mid-century Modern by Renowned Architect Gregory Ain. Original sliding and collapsible doors create an adaptable space with flexible interiors that cleverly convert to a one, two, or three-bedroom home. The beautifully remodeled kitchen features walnut cabinetry by Marmol Radziner. An updated bathroom captures the modern visual. A separate garage adds additional living area that […]
HOLLYWOOD HILLS HARWELL HAMILTON HARRIS – THE JOHNSON RESIDENCE
Hollywood Hill Harwell Hamilton Harris home, The Johnson Residence. This distinctively unique Redwood-clad two-level mid-century modern home rests quietly on a hillside shaded by oak trees. Redwood siding, untouched, original and never painted.
The Henry O. Bollman Residence
by Architect Lloyd Wright
First offering since 1983. City of Los Angeles Cultural Historic Monument #235, The Henry O. Bollman Residence, 1922 by architect Lloyd Wright. Wright’s personal vision of a new American architecture is expressed here with an innovative building system utilizing pre-cast concrete blocks to structurally & decoratively augment standard building methodologies.