The private residence renovation captures echoes of past glamour and reinterprets this legacy through a clean, open aesthetic. For the owner’s bi-coastal move to Los Angeles, this 1953 home in Los Feliz held an immediate resonance — its inherent mid-century character speaking to her from the outset.

The redesigned structure imagines an entirely new layout, complete with secluded landscaped moments that add narrative depth. Upon entry, a dramatic reveal unfolds as the space opens to a subtly recessed living room, framed by an original sawtooth roof whose horizontal expanse bridges interior and exterior seamlessly.

The seamless glass wall opens uninterrupted views onto the pool, creating family-friendly spaces for entertainment and relaxation. Throughout, the studio layered considered finishes — including stand-out mint-green bathrooms — that amplify the home's mid-century character. What emerges is a residence that honors its past while embracing new life, a structure that called out and now calls home.