“I wanted to create something that felt like a cinematic space,” says producer Jason Forest of the four-level property tucked along a tree-lined stretch of Cabrillo Avenue, where charmed Venice Beach bungalows mingle with modern homes like this one.
One of the oldest settlements in the Valley, Encino is quiet, refined and conveniently located, offering a small-town feel only moments from the Westside. Gracious homes line the foliage-dense, softly-curved streets of peaceful neighborhoods.
ON THE COVER Valley Vista: One of the oldest settlements in the Valley, Encino is quiet, refined and conveniently located, offering a small-town feel only moments from the Westside presented by Cindy Ambuehl of Compass.
Designed by Santa Monica’s Montalba Architects and built by its owner, developer Eitan Gonen of EGC Luxury Homes, this contemporary gem in the Beverly Hills Post Office area checks all of the boxes on the most discerning homeowners’ must-have list (especially those with a certain bent for entertaining).
At the front door of Hancock Park—on one of the final parcels of land previously undeveloped on Wilshire Boulevard—The Sevens, a Modative-designed collection of luxury residences
The new Stanly Ranch, Auberge Resorts Collection development—situated on 90-plus acres of the historic 712-acre Stanly Ranch property…the new Four Seasons Hotel Lanai at Koele, A Sensei Retreat will feature a re-envisioned design by Todd-Avery Lenahan of TAL-Studio, complete with 96 guest rooms and suites.
In a secluded cul-de-sac in one of Encino’s most coveted neighborhoods is this contemporary masterpiece showcasing indoor/outdoor environs with jetliner views…“Massive” is the operative word when it comes to this renovated and remodeled beauty now on the market on one of El Segundo’s most sought-after streets.
A British West Indies-style home, a French farmhouse and this freshly complete, Cape Cod-inspired beach residence, approximately 5,800 square feet with six bedrooms, designed by well-known South Bay architect Louis Tomaro.
At the midpoint of the 20th century in this country, few figures were as high-flying as billionaire business magnate Howard Hughes, who brought his flair for Hollywood drama to the world of aeronautics and took control of the major American carrier Trans World Airlines (TWA) in 1939. It was Hughes who tapped pioneering Finnish-born architect Eero Saarinen
“It’s great time to be a designer in Downtown L.A.,” says Norella Carboni Amiel, director of design for Omgivning, a practice that is on the march in architecture and interiors, prolifically so in Downtown Los Angeles,
The Palihotel Westwood Village is at the heart of everything in Los Angeles—three miles from Rodeo Drive, two from Brentwood and seven from the beaches of Venice and Santa Monica.
For some people, living in a big city infuses energy and passion into their lives, no matter how old they are. So for the owners of this apartment, moving away from Manhattan to raise their children was out of the question.
