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Venice Beach House – Millwood One by Kim Gordon Design

Venice Beach House - Millwood One by Kim Gordon Design

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 ceilings, steel windows, stone touches, and wood textures create a warmly modern home on the best street in Venice – a true blend of indoor/outdoor spaces filled with privacy to create a tranquil treasure.

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Kim Gordon’s famous attention to detail and signature Venice style includes a sunny breakfast and lounging area tucked under the stairwell, a glass enclosed, light filled pantry/wine room which serves as the wall for a multi-purpose great area ― a place to dine, entertain, or conduct relaxed meetings.

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A dramatic 14-foot rolling glass wall retracts to reveal mature trees and wispy plantings.

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At the end of the home is another living area, bar and kitchen, plus studio style apartment. There are three separate gardens flanking this breathtaking property with a stone 2-car garage, plus a rooftop deck with 360-degree views.

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dining area, Kim Gordon Design 6

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home office, Kim Gordon Design 10

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