The entryway is one flight up from the street and overlooks the rooftops of other homes in Santa Monica Canyon. The black steel door is a side entrance to the living room used for overflow when entertaining. A Lawson Fenning table sits amidst plantings from The Tropics.
A Kelly Wearstler sofa flanked by two antique chinoiserie side tables from JF Chen in the living room below a painting by Isabel Bigelow. The coffee table is by Jean-Louis Deniot, Moroccan rug by Aga John and ottomans upholstered in a Zak+Fox fabric.
Walnut stairs meet oak flooring on the second floor. A George Nakashima bench from JF Chen sits beneath a Jason Frank Rothenberg photograph.
The kitchen with its white marble counters and adjacent dining room function as one. Counter stools are by BDDW, pendant lights are by Allied Maker and cabinet hardware is by Rocky Mountain Hardware.
The reductionist exterior features black steel windows set against white plaster.
The minimalist four-poster bed anchors the master bedroom, where a Karl Springer-inspired bench is dressed in a two-tone fabric from Larsen and a pair of lamps by Rose Tarlow sit bedside.
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