Above: Ground floor living areas – both indoor and
outdoor – make the most of the sweeping views.
Right: As well as a cinema, sauna, massage and
exercise areas, the lower level contains this small
lounge, next to a 1000-bottle wine cellar.
Facing page, top: The family room sits at the
opposite end of the ground floor to the more
formal seating area, and takes in views to the west.
Facing page, lower: The dining space is at the
centre of the Y plan, at which point the glass
panels are curved.
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In contrast, two smaller bedrooms in the
northern wing look out onto the hillside and
rear garden and have an intimate feel – like
being in a treehouse.”
All this access to views is enhanced by
the large expanses of glass on the ground
and first floor, which are the result of fur-
ther innovative approaches.
SPF:a creative director Judit M Fakete
says the light in Los Angeles can be both
calming and energising.
“As the house is high above the city
with almost no visual impediments, we