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Two story Asher House by architect Rodney Walker with large floor-to-ceiling windows illuminated from within at dusk, showcasing a cozy interior. The Mid Century Modern exterior features clean lines, brown framing, and plants near the entrance.
RODNEY WALKER THE ASHER HOUSE IN SHERMAN OAKS
3499 Beverly Glen Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, CA

4 BD |

5 BA |

$3,950,000

Mid-Century Modern three-story Hendershot House by architect Richard Neutra in Nichols Canyon features large glass windows, surrounded by lush green trees and vegetation. Warm interior lighting contrasts with the cool exterior, creating an inviting atmosphere.
RICHARD NEUTRA THE HENDERSHOT HOUSE IN NICHOLS CANYON
2866 Westbrook Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

4 BD |

4 BA |

$5,950,000

A cozy Mid Century Modern home living room in Jefferson Park features wood-paneled walls, large windows, a rattan chair, houseplants, and a brick fireplace—reflecting architect Thomas Downs’ signature style and an abundance of natural light.
JEFFERSON PARK MID CENTURY MODERN HOME BY THOMAS DOWNS ARCHITECT
2813 5th Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

4 BD |

4 BA |

$1,799,000

Modern backyard designed by architect Carl Maston, featuring a fire pit surrounded by cushioned patio chairs, a sleek lap pool, and a glass-walled house nestled amid trees and greenery
CARL MASTON SUNSET STRIP MID CENTURY HOME
1657 Marmont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA

3 BD |

3 BA |

$6,000,000

The Howenstein Residence - R.M. Schindler Pasadena mid-century house
R.M. SCHINDLER PASADENA HOUSE: THE HOWENSTEIN RESIDENCE
2083 Hanscom Drive, South Pasadena, CA

3 BD |

2 BA |

$1,995,000

A white, dome-shaped Wallace Neff Shell House with a central door stands amid green grass, plants, and trees, with a winding concrete path leading to the entrance.
WALLACE NEFF SHELL HOUSE: A RARE AIRFORM LANDMARK
1097 S Los Robles Avenue. Pasadena, CA

2 BD |

1 BA |

$1,950,000

ARCHITECTS

Los Angeles became a hub of post-war design and experimentation as visionary architects reshaped residential living. Their steel-and-glass homes, post-and-beam structures, sliding walls and expansive windows embraced natural materials, open floor plans and Southern California’s indoor-outdoor lifestyle.

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