Mandeville Canyon Residence

In Los Angeles, it’s easy to feel disconnected from the living world, but this Mandeville Canyon home chooses to embrace it.

From floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass walls, to framed views of trees and garden flora, the experience within the residence is enlivened by its connection to the surrounding greenery.
The master suite includes separate partner bath quarters with a common wet room area for both to convene. Wood is intuitively used in the “warmer” parts of the house like the master bedroom, while concrete floors and marble tiles and slabs are met at more common areas of the house.
Designed to be a piece of art itself, the house is a sleek jewel box nestled within old-growth trees, pillow-y ferns, and robust structured gardens.
In addition to showcasing its surrounding environment as art-pieces through strategically designed framed views to the outdoors, the house holds a lifetime’s collection of museum-worthy paintings, sculptures, and furniture.