Pali, Zoltan 2718 Cresta Pl, Los Angeles, CA $3,395,000
Welcome to La Luz: Modernism in Cheviot Hills. Envisioned by renowned FAIA Architect Zoltan Palis, this striking, contemporary residence is a state-of-the-art exhibit of its own accord. Situated on an 11,000+ sq ft lot, the home reflects Palis signature design elements blending the indoor-outdoor boundaries seamlessly making you feel one with nature. Juxtaposing clean lines with organic materials and breathtaking architectural geometric detailing, the perfectly balanced home plays with light that changes throughout the day. Experience a light-infused, open floor plan with an inviting living room and dining room with a dramatic fireplace and soaring ceilings providing the perfect environment to showcase artwork. The chefs kitchen is fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops and a quaint breakfast nook. The glass-encased den features floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the dramatic garden views. The expansive backyard with lush landscape, tropical plants and built-in BBQ is perfect for outdoor entertaining. The ultimate expression of modernism, this home is unequivocally California living at its best. read more »
Lotery, Rex, F.A.I.A. 920 Camino Viejo , Santa Barbara, CA $5,950,000
This AIA award-winning modernist masterpiece was designed by renowned architect Rex Lotery for his personal residence. His other works include a home once owned by Elvis and Priscilla Presley. Commanding approximately 1.15 acres, this 4 bed + office, 4.5 bath main residence offers the perfect venue for an indoor-outdoor lifestyle with a seamless transition to the gorgeous grounds, where an expansive lawn, vibrant fruit trees, and premier outdoor living space, replete with a pool, spa, and fireplace with built-in radiant heated seating, await effortless entertaining year-round! The interior features striking modern design details, expanses of glass windows and doors, capitalizing on the stunning setting, views and natural light, and quality finishes throughout. The impressive great room serves as the focal point of the home and features soaring ceilings, a romantic separate sitting area with a fireplace, and dining area. Nearby, the gourmet kitchen, replete with abundant counter-space and cabinetry, Subzero, Wolf and Viking appliances, chefs island, and walk-in pantry, opens to the informal dining area and main living space, offering a convenient place for hosting friends and family. The lavish primary suite hosts an intimate sitting nook, cozy fireplace, picturesque mountain views, and a sumptuous en-suite bath with a large walk-in closet. There are three additional guest bedrooms, each with en-suite baths, a glass-walled artist studio, 5,000 bottle wine cellar and an impressive glass-roofed library. Located a stones throw from the esteemed Montecito Club and convenient to all Santa Barbara and Montecito have to offer, including world-class beaches, hiking trails, the Rosewood Miramar, and more. read more »
McClean, Paul A.I.A. 675 Perugia Way, Los Angeles, CA $41,000,000
Masterfully nestled amongst lush, Mediterranean-style landscaping in Bel Air, this glass-encased home designed by renowned architect Paul McClean, defines California luxury living. Featuring deeply connected architectural design and finishes to the highest level, the home includes a 3-level waterfall feature that flows into a reflecting pool, floor-to-ceiling wood paneling, and expansive living spaces with soaring ceilings. The majestic use of limestone and oak adds softness to the estates contemporary aesthetic with seamless boundaries between indoors and outdoors. The immaculate pool and spa are surrounded by a McClean signature, step-stone, water courtyard with a double-sided fireplace lounge. Upstairs, a palatial primary suite overlooks far-reaching views of the city from a massive outdoor deck, breathtaking dual bathrooms, and a retail-style glass closet. Skylights beam light into 6 ensuite guest bedrooms, with downstairs gym, wellness area, 20-person theater, and temperature-controlled wine room. read more »
