Modern Living in Distinctive Los Angeles Homes
Modern Living LA is happy to extend our congratulations to our buyer on this special and notable architectural home by Lloyd Wright. The Derby House is one of the architect's most recognized properties. The house has found its perfect steward as it needs a reasonable amount of restoration. It’s now it good hands.
Here's what dreams are made of. Well, at least our dreams. This stunning example of the Hollywood Regency style by noted architect Elgin Woolf couldn't be closer to perfection. Elegance and sophistication are the foundation of this home. The European styled garden by Nord Eriksson is exquisite. Perhaps we'll get invited to a black-tie affair here one day.
When a house pops up in Crestwood Hills we get excited. This architectural home by A Quincy Jones and Whitney Smith did not let us down. Known as the Goldenfeld House, this property has been updated with respect to its origins. Clean lines and lots of glass always makes up happy.
We have a special place in our hearts for the architect Raphael Soriano. Having recently sold the Gogol house in Los Feliz, we're excited that another gem has hit the market. The Lukens Home in Jefferson Park. This International Style home evokes the machine age minimal aesthetic popularized by the Bauhaus movement. This home should soon have another owner to appreciate its everlasting design.
On the checklist for the dream house in Los Feliz: a city of garden gnomes - check, multiple peacocks - check, sasquatch - check, a gorgeous French Normandy house with some original features and exquisite updates - check. And the meticulously manicured landscaping is breathtaking.
Presenting the George Deutsch Residence Deutsch worked with Lautner on the built-ins and cabinetry for the Wolff Residence. Becoming enamored with the unique design of Lautner's masterpiece. 7187 Macapa is a site-specific, 2/3 scale model of Lautner's Wolff Residence.
A. Quincy Jones, Architect: Nordlinger House #1, 1948. Historically significant modernist masterpiece the first home designed by A. Quincy Jones designed for a client.
Welcome to 1521 Sierra Bonita, where exquisite craftsman tradition meets modern amenities. This enchanting Japanese-Airplane Bungalow features 3 beds and 2 baths with studio space and glistening newly built pool.
Featured in People.com & Real Simple magazines, NY Times Best Selling author and HGTV Design Star, Emily Henderson has reimagined this Los Feliz gem.
