La Pionnière
A 1941 residence known as The Clifton House, drawn by Edith Northman, the first registered female architect in Los Angeles, now carefully reimagined for the present so that its original pedigree survives intact, four bedrooms and five baths across thirty-six hundred square feet in one of the most walkable pockets of Beverly Hills, a home whose story begins with a woman who broke into a profession that had no place for her.
Sotto le Palme
On North Alpine Drive, one of the flat, palm-lined streets that made the Beverly Hills grid the most recognizable residential map in the world, a newly built modern residence of nearly eleven thousand square feet sits behind a gated stone motor court, a short walk from Rodeo Drive yet turned entirely inward toward its own glass courtyards, its pool, and the quiet of the most coveted flat blocks in 90210.
Le Miroir des Cimes
On the highest ground in all of Boone County, where the land finally stops climbing and settles into a private crown above a thirty-five-acre lake, a twenty-five-thousand-square-foot commission by Indiana architect Gary Nance holds the water in a long unbroken mirror, its rear deck reaching out toward its own dock, its six bedrooms and fifteen baths arranged so that morning arrives twice, once over the trees and once again across the surface below.
Un Monde à Part
A private world on 35 acres near Evansville, self-contained down to the last detail. A roughly 33,000-square-foot main residence, a guest house, an equestrian center, garaging for 14 vehicles, an 11,000-square-foot flex space, and a private lake come together as one gated compound, offering a rare completeness few estates anywhere can match.
À Perte de Vue
In the iconic Hollywood Hills above the Sunset Strip, a one-of-a-kind modern home with a view that stretches from Downtown Los Angeles to Century City and out to the Pacific. A sleek one-level design of glass walls and clean lines, with a chef's kitchen, three en-suite bedrooms, a private pool, and patios made for the city laid out below.
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L'Uliveto
On four and a half acres in the heart of Edna Valley, one of California's celebrated wine regions, an Italian-inspired estate sits among a mature orchard of more than one hundred and sixty producing olive trees, its stone-and-stucco walls looking out across the valley and the hills beyond, a property that offers not only a house but a genuine working piece of the Central Coast.
La Pionnière
A 1941 residence known as The Clifton House, drawn by Edith Northman, the first registered female architect in Los Angeles, now carefully reimagined for the present so that its original pedigree survives intact, four bedrooms and five baths across thirty-six hundred square feet in one of the most walkable pockets of Beverly Hills, a home whose story begins with a woman who broke into a profession that had no place for her.
Sotto le Palme
On North Alpine Drive, one of the flat, palm-lined streets that made the Beverly Hills grid the most recognizable residential map in the world, a newly built modern residence of nearly eleven thousand square feet sits behind a gated stone motor court, a short walk from Rodeo Drive yet turned entirely inward toward its own glass courtyards, its pool, and the quiet of the most coveted flat blocks in 90210.
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L'Uliveto
On four and a half acres in the heart of Edna Valley, one of California's celebrated wine regions, an Italian-inspired estate sits among a mature orchard of more than one hundred and sixty producing olive trees, its stone-and-stucco walls looking out across the valley and the hills beyond, a property that offers not only a house but a genuine working piece of the Central Coast.
La Pionnière
A 1941 residence known as The Clifton House, drawn by Edith Northman, the first registered female architect in Los Angeles, now carefully reimagined for the present so that its original pedigree survives intact, four bedrooms and five baths across thirty-six hundred square feet in one of the most walkable pockets of Beverly Hills, a home whose story begins with a woman who broke into a profession that had no place for her.
Sotto le Palme
On North Alpine Drive, one of the flat, palm-lined streets that made the Beverly Hills grid the most recognizable residential map in the world, a newly built modern residence of nearly eleven thousand square feet sits behind a gated stone motor court, a short walk from Rodeo Drive yet turned entirely inward toward its own glass courtyards, its pool, and the quiet of the most coveted flat blocks in 90210.
Le Miroir des Cimes
On the highest ground in all of Boone County, where the land finally stops climbing and settles into a private crown above a thirty-five-acre lake, a twenty-five-thousand-square-foot commission by Indiana architect Gary Nance holds the water in a long unbroken mirror, its rear deck reaching out toward its own dock, its six bedrooms and fifteen baths arranged so that morning arrives twice, once over the trees and once again across the surface below.
Un Monde à Part
A private world on 35 acres near Evansville, self-contained down to the last detail. A roughly 33,000-square-foot main residence, a guest house, an equestrian center, garaging for 14 vehicles, an 11,000-square-foot flex space, and a private lake come together as one gated compound, offering a rare completeness few estates anywhere can match.
À Perte de Vue
In the iconic Hollywood Hills above the Sunset Strip, a one-of-a-kind modern home with a view that stretches from Downtown Los Angeles to Century City and out to the Pacific. A sleek one-level design of glass walls and clean lines, with a chef's kitchen, three en-suite bedrooms, a private pool, and patios made for the city laid out below.
Esprit de Campagne
French country elegance meets Texas charm on 7.7 fully fenced acres in coveted Northwest Colleyville. A roughly 9,600-square-foot estate of soaring ceilings, hand-carved fireplaces, Gracie hand-painted wallpaper, a mahogany-paneled office, and a chef's kitchen with dual islands, with seven living areas, five bedrooms, and resort-style grounds beyond.
Les Oliviers
An architectural estate by Noah Walker where the Mediterranean meets the modern, behind the gates of Oak Pass Road. Fifty-foot pocket doors open the home to landscaped grounds of olive trees, a zero-edge pool and spa, an outdoor kitchen, and a fire pit, all set against breathtaking panoramic views, with roughly 8,829 square feet of warm modern living within.
Le Parc Privé
A Beverly Hills estate whose grounds feel more like a private park than a backyard. Behind towering hedges on more than an acre in the BHPO hills, a vast flat lawn unfolds toward a pool and spa, a fire pit lounge, a covered dining pavilion with a full outdoor kitchen, and a hillside garden, wrapped around roughly 10,000 square feet of Trip Haenisch interiors.
Charme Provençal
An oceanfront designer residence in San Clemente that brings the timeless charm of the French countryside to the California coast. Behind a gated entrance of boxwood hedges and hand-laid cobblestone, a French Provincial home of wide-plank hardwood, black-and-white marble, and a new Wolf and Sub-Zero kitchen opens to panoramic Pacific views.
Dimora Signorile
Behind the gates of Brentwood's prestigious Witherspoon community, a grand 2023 estate of more than 11,000 square feet. A soaring two-story great room with a wine bar and Club Room, a gourmet Wolf and Sub-Zero kitchen, seven en-suite bedrooms, an elevator to all three levels, and an outdoor living area, all designed for entertaining at the highest level.
Belle Demeure
A stately 2024-built estate on just over an acre in one of Brentwood's most desirable settings, where grand scale meets genuine livability. Nearly 9,700 square feet hold seven en-suite bedrooms, two on the main level, a private elevator, four laundry rooms, and a resort-style backyard, all zoned for top-rated Williamson County schools.