at only about 1700 square feet, it still has a feel of 1930's mod glamour and the incredible style that's a trademark of neutra's designs. you are brought in through an airy entry pavilion, which opens onto a huge deck, with an amazing vista. the entry pavilion has a fabulous uplight, and like most of the house, has the original aluminum silver paint magnificently restored. the next level down has the living room and dining room, kitchen and laundry room. down one more level are two nice bedrooms and two bathrooms. each of these levels have very spacious wraparound decks. below this are several terraced levels of landscaped grounds.
please take a moment to experience this lovely photo tour ..... {and feel free to click on the image to enlarge}
if you're curious, more property information can be found here.
interesting side note: this house ignited the career of architectural photographer julius shulman ~ he was captivated by this house in 1936 and he took some casual snapshots of it, which somehow made their way into the hands of richard neutra. neutra was so impressed with his eye that he used shulman nearly exclusively for the rest of his career.
{thanks so much to steven keylon for permission to share all this!}
2 comments:
Beautiful house. I haven't spent enough time on Flickr. Sounds like one can find some real gems there. The next time I see you, I'll have to pick your brain on the whole flicker thing...as well as materials and finishes you use for mid-century design.
i'm happy to give you the flickr low-down, calie. it's a wonderful resource and tons of fun to use ~ it's like a huge worldwide community of photo-addicts. :o)
now, i owe you a drink & we've got market adventures to plan......
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