Niente in Mezzo
A single-story residence of 1964 on better than half an acre in Trousdale Estates, the Beverly Hills enclave that keeps its houses low by design so that no roof ever rises into a neighbor's outlook, holding panoramic city and city-light views across fifty-four hundred square feet.
Andirivieni
A Craftsman residence reimagined from the studs up, with two separate staircases threading six bedrooms and eight baths across sixty-five hundred square feet, so that a household of this size can move through its own house without ever queueing on a landing.
Vetro sotto i Piedi
A heated saltwater infinity pool with a waterfall, and above it a glass-bottomed spa that appears to float out from the second floor, so that bathing here means sitting over open water and looking down through the floor of your own jacuzzi.
Entrée des Invités
A property organized around arrival, with custom gates opening to a private motor court, an oversized six-car garage behind it, and a secondary entrance off the side street so that guests reach the house without ever passing through the family's own gate.
Il Bosco Intorno
Five wooded acres inside the gated enclave of Stratford on Providence, where a stucco and stone residence of more than nine thousand square feet sits ringed by mature trees, approached by a circular drive, and served by its own well rather than the street.
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Luce dall'Alto
A single-story Bel Air residence of 1951 reimagined as organic contemporary architecture with Japanese influences, where sixteen-foot ceilings, skylights, and oversized windows pour light down onto tumbled limestone, marble, and black leathered stone across more than seven thousand square feet.
