Project

Maravilla Drive - Residential - Los Angeles

A 1951 post-and-beam residence in the Hollywood Hills, reimagined through contemporary interiors and architectural interventions.

A modern perspective on mid-century architecture.

Set in the Hollywood Hills, this 1951 post-and-beam residence brings together mid-century architecture and a distinctly contemporary interior. Sculptural furnishings, expressive artwork, and layered materials introduce warmth and individuality, while a reimagined facade gives the home a renewed architectural presence. The result is a residence that balances its original character with the way its owners live today.

Details

European modernism with a contemporary perspective

Sculptural coffee table as a central design element

Facade reimagined with bold architectural forms

Art displayed with a gallery-inspired sensibility

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