This striking modern design by Buff & Hensman boasts familiar dark wood and unique architectural details. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the coveted Linda Vista area close to the Rose Bowl, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Old Pasadena.
The historical Lukens House, one of Los Angeles’s premier international style homes, was masterfully designed in 1940 by minimalist southern California architect Raphael Soriano. Soriano designed the home for notable ceramicist Glen Lukens, one of the founders of the acclaimed Arts and Architecture magazine.
A once in a lifetime architectural mid-century gem being offered on the market for the first time. Once the residence of renowned architect Robert Earl Langdon Jr., AIA, whose celebrated career included involvement in the Getty Villa and numerous other notable buildings nationwide.
The Thomas House, 1947. One of only two residential homes by noted modernist designer Alvin Lustig. Lustig’s mid-century modern gem in the heart of Silver Lake has been well-preserved and restored by recent owners and offers a rare opportunity to acquire a historic work in one of LA’s most coveted neighborhoods.
This architectural gem in Franklin Hills was extensively remodeled by Ferrier Architecture Studio and landscape by Matthew Brown.
This iconic Topanga home has been featured in Rolling Stone, Vogue, Playboy, Elle, and more. Enter through the unique pointy doors and you’ll sense the poetry in this meticulously hand-crafted geodesic dome, with its one-of-a-kind steampunk fireplace and massive wooden kitchen counter.
New to the market, this amazing mid-century modern architectural designed by renowned architect Richard Dorman. The spacious residence provides classic post-and-beam design with an open floor plan and wall-to-wall windows inviting year-round indoor to outdoor living.
For the first time on market, the Sale Residence, 1960, Richard Neutra. Brentwood’s exclusive Tigertail Road winds its way up the mountain, and at the tip of Tigertail is the Sale Residence. Surrounded by a hillside greenbelt affording miles of hiking, residents live privately within nature, while savoring a bird’s eye view of the city and coastline below.
Nestled in the hills of Eagle Rock, this exquisite Buff & Hensman post and beam, masterfully preserved in its original 1968 condition. Expertly crafted by one of the most coveted and renowned architecture firms of its time, the Paxson House transcends epochal design to create a home that’s simultaneously authentic and current, truly a timeless, one-of-a-kind offering in Los Angeles.
Offered for the first time, this stunning architectural compound, comprising of three parcels on an almost 12,000 square-foot canyon lot. Completed in 1978 by architect Barry Gittelson, this stunning residence features casement and awning windows to bring the outdoors in.
