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The Bailey House
Richard Neutra, A.I.A, 1947-1948
Sitting amongst its peers by Charles & Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen and Rodney Walker, the Bailey House remains timeless and exciting. Marmol Radziner executed a sensitive restoration having elevated the house into the current century by seamlessly blending the new with the original
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The Veneklasen House
Kenneth Lind & Pierre Koenig, 1951
A masterpiece of Mid century Modernism, The Veneklasen House was completed in 1951 by architect Kenneth Lind with Modernist maestro Pierre Koenig, famous for his Case Study Houses (#21 and #22); Koenig put a significant mark on the structure, most notably the living room with its distinctive accordion-fold glass wall.
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The Druckman House
R. M. Schindler, Architect, 1941
Dr. Jacob S. Druckman and his wife Margaret asked the architect for a house with privacy and plenty of natural light and the result is a classic example of Schindler's mastery of geometry and balance, tucked into the secluded Outpost Estates of the Hollywood Hills.
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The Rabinowitz House
J. R. Davidson, Architect, 1958
Located in the hills of Bel Air, 2262 Stradella Road is a masterful restoration of architect J.R. Davidson's mid-century triumph. Originally built in 1958, the home has undergone a meticulous two-year renewal, preserving its architectural integrity while integrating modern materials and technology.
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The Charles B. Hopper Estate
Gordon B. Kaufmann, Architect, 1928.
Tucked away on a secluded private lane, yet just moments from the heart of Beverly Hills, Hilhaven Lodge is a historic sanctuary that has long served as a retreat for Hollywood's elite. Originally built in 1928, this gated compound crafted from stone and redwood was designed as an escape from the spotlight.
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Volk House
A. Quincy Jones & Whitney R. Smith, 1950.
Located in the Crestwood Hills neighborhood of Brentwood, this mid-century masterpiece was completely restored in 2006 by architect Cory Buckner. Buckner, the author of the book " A. Quincy Jones", is highly respected for her restoration work.
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Patio del Moro
Arthur & Nina Zwebell, 1925.
Built by Arthur and Nina Zwebell in 1925. Patio del Moro is a true West Hollywood cultural landmark and a member of the National Register of Historic Places since 1986. This Spanish-Revival style courtyard complex features 7 maisonette apartments formerly home to Charlie Chaplin, Humphrey Bogart, and Joyce Van Patten.