This 1922 Venice Bungalow retains its exterior charm with original wood-sided facades, column details and thick trims. The addition of two contrasting white volumes increases the square footage from 1,000 to 1,300-square-feet.
Artfully situated in Los Angeles’ world-famous Venice neighborhood sits the Lindstrom residence, the latest architectural creation from award-winning southern California design firm, Minarc.
This historic craftsman bungalow in the heart of Venice required a dramatic increase in square footage to accommodate its owners’ growing family.
Montalba Architects, the Santa Monica-based architecture firm behind notable projects including Headspace’s headquarters, The Row Melrose and multiple Equinox locations, recently completed a Southern California single-family residence designed to meld together indoor and outdoor programs by tethered courtyards and gardens.
The Venice residence is broken into two staggered volumes to maintain sightlines to the neighborhood and street. Its peaked roofs are a nod to Venice’s traditional craftsman-style cottages. Not only do they make the house less imposing; they afford extra-high ceilings in the master suite.
The latest project by Andrea Marcante and Adelaide Testa is in the most decorated city in the world, where an extraordinary architectural past struggles to absorb contemporary developments: a project for the renovation of a 19th-century building facing a small canal in Sestiere San Marco.
Located on the canals of Venice, the newly unveiled Casa Flora is a short-term holiday rental with a boutique hotel feel.
Designer: Kim Gordon Design Project: Millwood One – Venice Beach House Location: Venice Beach, California, US Photography: Brandon Arant Designed by Kim Gordon, this 4,300 square foot Venice Beach House has 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, custom, fully finished all wood closets in every room, and a vaulted, en suite master bath with steam room. Soaring
