Pristine Sunset Strip Mid Century home on a quiet cul-de-sac in the coveted bird streets! This stunning architectural home features three bedrooms and four bathrooms, an open floor plan with high ceilings and walls of glass that highlight the breathtaking views of downtown LA and Century City.
The spacious open patio, complete with a sleek glass railing, provides unobstructed panoramic views of the vibrant city skyline and lush rolling hills.
Constructed in 1956, this Richard Neutra Crestwood Hills home boasts panoramic vistas, stretching from the majestic mountains to the serene sea. The Adler House exemplifies an era in architecture where design was not only focused on functionality but also on blending seamlessly with its surroundings. Richard Neutra, known for his contribution to the Modernist movement, believed that buildings should complement nature rather than compete with it.
Stepping into the Brentwood Mid Century Modern house, the open plan, multi-level layout, and walls filled with windows create an architectural world we would all love to be a part of. This Crestwood Hills home boasts beautiful built-in cabinetry and a bold graphic fireplace with clean lines and a neutral color palette.
This exquisite Beachwood Canyon mid-century home is an integration of the classic era’s architectural brilliance and contemporary conveniences for modern living. Perfectly nestled in the much sought-after neighborhood above Franklin Ave., it allows you to live in a location that is central to everything in the city yet feels private and serene.
The home boasts graphic, clean lines with an uncluttered look, a nod to the philosophy less is more. The carport is sheltered by expansive post and beam overhangs and provides easy access to the residence.
Rare chance to reside in a meticulously renovated Studio City Mid Century Modern home featuring breathtaking views. Originally crafted by renowned architect Mims Jackson, Jr. as his personal residence, this elevated site was thoughtfully chosen for unparalleled privacy and captivating vistas to the north and south. This is the latest project by Andreas Larsson, the founder of HabHouse, renowned for his meticulous architectural property rehabilitations in Los Angeles.
The structure itself seems to extend towards the panoramic views of the city below, reaching across the expansive San Fernando Valley. This engaging dialogue between the house and its surroundings reaches a dramatic crescendo in the living area—a space that seems to be alive with architectural drama. An imposing brick fireplace, with its lengthy hearth, serves as the anchor, grounding the room with its robust presence. Classic mid-century details, such as a mitered glass corner window and spider leg beam work overhead, celebrate all there is to love about the era.
The Payne Residence, a spectacular modern Silver Lake architectural home offering breathtaking views of the downtown LA skyline and surrounding canyons. Conceived and constructed by architect Christopher Payne, AIA of FIN Architecture, as his personal residence, this home is a fine example of the architect’s attention to detail and exceptional craftsmanship. Every space tells a story, and every window frames an inspiring view, bringing the beauty of the outdoors into the heart of the home.
The upper level of the Payne residence presents a spacious open-plan living/family room. The expansive space boasts sustainable cork floors and a focal point fireplace that stands as an architectural centerpiece. The floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic cityscape views that stretch as far as the eye can see.
