Iconic Hollywood Hills Post & Beam
Restored by Tony Unruh, AIA

Iconic Hollywood Hills Post and Beam sanctuary with striking views from the canyon to the ocean and even the famed Hollywood sign.Sited at the end of a long driveway this classic post and beam has been immaculately restored by Tony Unruh A.I.A.
The Wohlstetter House by Architect Josef Van der Kar

“The House that Hangs in the Sky.” This dazzling mid-century “crystal box,” was designed by architect Josef Van der Kar.Known as the “Wohlstetter House,” the residence has been featured in The Los Angeles Times Magazine, Modernism, and many architectural books for its open floor plan and mastery of light.
Spectacular John Elder Sherman Oaks
Mid Century Modern Home, 1954

The John Elder Sherman Oaks Mid Century Modern home. Spectacular single-story mid-century modern residence, designed by noted architect John Elder, 1954. Tucked away for ultimate privacy, and massive head-on panoramic views of the entire San Fernando Valley, this gorgeous architectural home enjoys floor-to-ceiling windows for the most stunning sunsets.
Characteristic Sherman Oaks Richard Dorman House
Post and Beam Architecture

Characteristic Sherman Oaks Richard Dorman house, post and beam and a quintessential example of mid-century modern architecture. Known for embracing total design that effortlessly integrates the surrounding environment with an open interior and exterior flow, Dorman helped shape the mid-century modern landscape of Los Angeles.
Wonderland Park Mid Century Modern Home
with Glistening Pool

Unique opportunity to purchase a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom post and beam marvel situated on a large, flat lot on coveted Wonderland Park Mid Century Modern home in prime Laurel Canyon.This breathtaking creative sanctuary is ready for some of your own personal touch to create a stunning mid-century showplace.
The Dr. and Mrs. George Yuen Park Hills Heights
Mid Century Home by Charles Wong, AIA, 1962

The Dr. and Mrs. George Yuen Residence, Charles Wong, AIA, 1962.Charles Wong’s well-designed Park Hills Heights Mid Century home is a thematic exercise of the expanding postwar influence of Japanese design in Southern California.