Tag: Vintage Design

THE A.C. TOBIAS RESIDENCE: A HISTORIC CRAFTSMAN HOME IN LOS ANGELES

The historic A.C. Tobias Residence is a Craftsman-style house with dark green wood siding, a wide front porch, and exposed beams, surrounded by lush plants and shrubs under a clear sky.

The A.C. Tobias Residence: A Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument The A.C. Tobias Residence is a designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument and an exceptional historic Craftsman home that captures the artistry, warmth and craftsmanship of the early Arts & Crafts period. Designed in 1908 by the architectural partnership of George J. Webster and Neal Dow Barker, […]

RICHARD NEUTRA MID-CENTURY SALE HOUSE

A mid-century modern house, designed by Richard Neutra, features large glass windows and brick walls illuminated at dusk, overlooking a glowing turquoise swimming pool surrounded by patio furniture and trees.

The Sale House by Richard Neutra The Sale House is an iconic Richard Neutra Brentwood home and one of the architect’s most compelling Westside residences. Designed in 1960 for artist Elsa Sale and her husband Robert, the home crowns one of the highest points of Brentwood’s coveted Tigertail Road within the celebrated Crestwood Hills enclave. […]

SIRMAI-PETERSON HOUSE BY FRANK O. GEHRY: A LANDMARK RESIDENTIAL WORK IN THOUSAND OAKS

Modern, multi-level concrete house with geometric shapes and large windows, surrounded by greenery. The Sirmai-Peterson House features a clear blue swimming pool in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky.

Frank Gehry’s Sirmai-Peterson House: A Pivotal Residential Moment Frank Gehry, Architect | The Sirmai-Peterson House, 1988 | Guest House by Brian Murphy (BAM). Set into a steep oak-covered hillside in Thousand Oaks, the Sirmai-Peterson House stands as a significant work in the residential architecture of Frank O. Gehry. Completed in 1988, the home captures a […]

SANTA MONICA ARTIST LOFT | ARCHITECT FRANK GEHRY

Frank Gehry Design: A modern gray, four-story building with large square windows stands between two tall palm trees casting shadows on its facade, against a clear Santa Monica sky. A brick building is attached on the right side.

Frank Gehry Inspiring Live-Work Residential Design in Santa Monica A rare opportunity to experience the creative energy of this Santa Monica artist loft designed by architect Frank Gehry. This three-level live-work residence is part of an iconic six-unit building developed in the early 1990s by longtime friends architect Frank Gehry and artist Chuck Arnoldi. Conceived […]

RICHARD NEUTRA THE HENDERSHOT HOUSE IN NICHOLS CANYON

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.

“`html “` Richard Neutra Hendershot House Designed in 1962 Offered for only the second time in its history, the Richard Neutra Hendershot House is an iconic Los Angeles mid-century modern residence designed by Richard Neutra in 1962. Created for Robert Hendershot, a professional in design, commercial art and advertising and his wife Harumi Taniguchi, a […]

WALLACE NEFF SHELL HOUSE: A RARE AIRFORM LANDMARK

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 and a Visionary Form of Modern Living The Wallace Neff Shell House is a remarkably intact artifact of mid-century innovation, carefully restored by its current owners with a commitment to preserving the integrity of Neff’s original architectural intent. Conceived as both shelter and sculpture, the residence captures a rare moment when […]