This architect-designed masterpiece is a serene retreat in the Hollywood Hills, blending artistic vision with natural tranquility. Lush tropical gardens and cascading waterfalls create a private oasis just steps from the Hollywood Bowl and Runyon Canyon.
Inspired by the Lego Museum in Frankfurt, the bold exterior hints at the meticulous design within. This 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom residence spans multiple levels, featuring 10 skylights and walls of windows that flood the interiors with natural light, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.
The main level showcases a striking post-and-beam living room with a fireplace, Italian terracotta floors, and skylights. The dining room offers wraparound views of the mountains, Hollywood Sign, and Griffith Observatory. Glass shelving, cerused wood paneling, and eucalyptus staircase railings enhance the home’s elegant, Asian-inspired aesthetic.
A floating staircase leads to a front bedroom suite with a mirrored bath and washer/dryer.
The den is an entertainer’s dream, boasting a butler’s kitchen, bar area, fireplace, and hidden office opening to a private balcony. A guest bath with a live-edge walnut vanity adds bespoke charm.
Designed for multi-generational living, the flexible floor plan offers four independent living spaces, three kitchens, and multiple laundry areas, with heavy wood doors for added privacy.
Upstairs, the primary suite is a true sanctuary, featuring a lounge area, coffee bar, plus a sunken spa tub for four that transforms into a tranquil water feature. Enter through Japanese Shoji screen doors to find a fireplace and skylights. At night, the window perfectly frames DTLA skyline views. The spa-like bath boasts European cabinetry, a walk-in closet, and a second washer/dryer, with radiant-heated slate flooring throughout.
The second ensuite bedroom offers expansive closets and stunning mountain views, while shower windows frame the landscape. The upstairs office captures sunrises over th