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Forma :: Photography by Wonho Frank Lee |
Showing posts with label Westside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Westside. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Forma :: Santa Monica's Newest Italian Restaurant and Cheese Bar
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Inman Nominates deasy/penner&partners for 2015's Most Innovative Real Estate Company
Each year, Inman scans the universe of real estate companies, technology firms, individual innovators, successful agents, forward-thinking brokers, risk-takers and entrepreneurs. For this year’s candidates for the Inman Innovator awards, they chose 66 companies and individuals in six categories who are trying to change the industry.
The final winners will be announced at the Inman Connect conference at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square on Thursday, August 6 at 5 p.m.
The categories are:
- Most innovative real estate company
- Most innovative technology company
- Most innovative technology
- Most innovative marketing strategy, service or technology
- Most innovative agent/broker
- Most innovative association or MLS
To see the full list of categories and candidates, visit Inman.
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
1930's Laurel Canyon :: Theadora Van Runkle Estate
Hidden up a long gated drive lies this enchanted creative sanctuary, situated on nearly half an acre. Past the garden gate, you are transported to another time. “Pebble Court” was the home and studio of ageless artist in residence Theadora Van Runkle. Best known as an award winning costume designer, Theadora created the iconic wardrobes for Bonnie and Clyde, The Godfather II, Myra Breckinridge and countless other notable films. She was an intensely and innately gifted painter, with the soul of an artist. Her home was her life long passion, her haven and her inspiration.
Enter through rows of rose covered arches and you are transported to Laurel Canyon circa 1967 - The Summer of Love. Joni, Morrison, Zappa and Lennon - They were all here and their imprint is palpable. The home was a gathering place for luminaries of art, literature and music. The spirit of every artist that ever passed through remains.
In the garden - Vintage statuary, oversized grecian urns, sculpted free standing pillars with griffins keeping watch. Full sized wooden cherubs lounge on chairs, acting as sentinels to greet friends.
The main house, a 1930’s cottage is as if dipped in white - ethereal and eternal. Chandeliers, floating prisms of light, dangle from rafters like sparkling kaleidoscopes. Artists studio resides at the bottom of a 30 foot barrel wine cask. Separate whitewashed casita was a gathering place for weekly salons and portraiture sketching, attended by like minded artists and forward thinkers.
Incapable of description, this home is an homage to the essence of the artist who resided here and a true reflection of her eternal spirit.
As Theadora said “This home is my greatest work of art…..”Offered for the first time and only time in a lifetime.
Van Runkle Estate, Laurel Canyon
for sale- $1,880,500contact us to request a showing :: 310.275.1000
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Presented by Margot Tempereau and Tori Horowitz :: deasy/penner&partners |
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Redwood & Glass Sanctuary in Rustic Canyon
Mature trees and luscious plantings coddle this modernized, redwood & glass house which is flooded with light streaming through multiple windows and cathedral ceilings in Rustic Canyon. The house has a loft like feeling with its open floor plan, which includes the modern kitchen, living room, dining area and outdoor courtyard seamlessly offering one great living space. The second floor encompasses the luxurious master suite which looks out onto the living room, trees and private deck overlooking the grounds. The second bedroom suite, on the main level, can be comfortably used as a family members room, guest room or office. A separate art studio/office space across the courtyard from the main house is attached to the garage. While on the property from every direction, inside and out, the house continues to uplift and surprise with picturesque vignettes.
520 Latimer Road, Santa Monica
contact us to request a showing :: 310.275.1000
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Presented by Frank Langen :: deasy/penner&partners |
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Thursday, July 2, 2015
Bold Architectural in the Santa Monica Canyon by Melinda Gray, AIA and Rob Hussey
Bold, dramatic, and exciting best describe this cutting edge architectural in the Santa Monica Canyon. The open loft environment creates a seamless indoor outdoor flow to the gardens and pool flooded in natural light and breezes from the Pacific Ocean. The house offers a luxurious 5 star hotel like master suite with views, a state of the art kitchen open to the family, dining and living room. The second and third floors provide additional bedrooms, plus a grand office perched above, overlooking it all. Wonderful use of steel beams, ten foot floating glass doors framed in mahogany, walnut flooring, polished concrete and venetian plaster walls interacting to soften the space. A sexy, steel framed, glass bottom bridge connects the front to the rear of the house. The product is a collaborative design by Melinda Gray, AIA and Rob Hussey creating a tour de force with unusual attention to all the details. Included is an attached three car garage.
700 Kingman Avenue, Santa Monica Canyon
contact us to request a showing :: 310.275.1000
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Presented by Frank Langen :: deasy/penner&partners |
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Thursday, June 25, 2015
Cassia :: Santa Monica's Newest Asian Fusion Dining Destination
Situated inside a historic Art Deco building from the 1930's, Bryant and Kim Ng have partnered with Rustic Canyon's Josh Loeb and Zoe Nathan to launch Cassia. This new spot features a raw bar stocking fresh shellfish to Vietnamese "sunbathing" praws, standard bistro seating in the middle area, and drinks by Kenny Arbuckle at the bar. Montalba Architects is credited with designing the interior of the restaurant. Here's a peek inside.
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
The Hees House :: Richard Neutra, 1950
250 Trino Way, Pacific Palisades
contact us to request a showing :: 310.275.1000
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Presented by Mike Deasy, Sara Clephane and Isabelle Mizrahi from BHHS |
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Tuesday, June 9, 2015
An Inside Look At This Hsu-McCullough Renovated Spanish Colonial Bungalow
Houzz TV takes a tour inside one of our listings, the renovated home of designers Chris McCullough and Peggy Hsu in Mar Vista, CA.
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Catch & Release :: A Jason Neroni Seafood Eatery in Marina Del Rey
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Catch & Release :: Photography by Wonho Frank Lee |
Just steps from the Pacific Ocean, Catch & Release expects to be Marina Del Rey's best seafood option this spring. Led by Chef Jason Neroni, this eatery touts a massive raw bar with seasonal oysters, bread and butter mignoette, uni carbonara with bacons, and much more. Here's a look inside.
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Dwell Home Tours 2015
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West Side Home Tour :: Dawnsknoll :: Minarc |
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West Side Home Tour :: Alan Voo House :: Neil M. Denari Architects |
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West Side Home Tour :: Berman Residence :: Renzo Zecchetto Architects |
Friday, April 17, 2015
Hinterland :: A Coastal Cuisine Restaurant in Santa Monica
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Hinterland :: Photography by Elizabeth Daniels |
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Beach Cottage Transformed
An American classic lies behind the privacy hedge and white picket fence: A truly unique compound newly reinterpreted by Roy McMakin, American sculptor, designer and craftsman of furniture. Double doors lead to the great room with stone hearth, white oak floors and clerestory skylight. Finely lacquered cabinetry with Amish touches define the kitchen with 2 sinks, bluestone & butcherblock counters. A Dutch door opens to the side garden and after-beach shower. The master suite encompasses more McMakin furnishings, master bath and two closets. Adjacent den/study, convertible to bedroom, leads to the rear garden where an ancient sycamore overhangs and protects an outdoor dining room, fountain and fire pit all paved in old brick. The companion structure houses a large studio or media room with fireplace, bar, bedroom, bath and laundry with room for a gym. Hot tub and barbecue included. All very private, green and quiet.
338 East Rustic Road, Santa Monica
for sale - $2,749,000contact us to request a showing :: 310.275.1000
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Presented by Mike Deasy and Isabelle Mizrahi |
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Ruben S. Ojeda, Architects :: Studio by Koning Eizenberg Architecture
This home and studio for two visual artists is located on one of Santa Monica’s most desirable streets North of Wilshire, a short walk to the boutiques and restaurants that make Montana Avenue the city’s premiere shopping neighborhood. Architect Ruben Ojeda has transformed the original 1920’s bungalow, adding a second story and raising the ceiling to 22 feet, a few simple moves that subtly reference the original design yet give the resulting composition its own distinctly Modern flair. Hexagonal floor tile and ceramic pedestal sinks maintain a historical context, while the exposed structure, white walls and stainless steel appliances move the home into the present. Tall doors, transom windows and numerous skylights flood the interior with natural light, and hardwood floors lend warmth throughout. A large outdoor sleeping porch and various private patios connect the interior of the home to the drought-tolerant native landscape outside. A separate 2-story art studio by Koning Eizenberg Architecture has multiple uses: home office, guest house, working shop.
3 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath, 2,401 square foot main house plus 1,200 square foot studio.
906 Princeton Street, Santa Monica
for sale - $2,495,000contact us to request a showing :: 310.275.1000
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Presented by Brian Linder and Scott King :: deasy/penner&partners |
Friday, March 20, 2015
Tour Through Apple's Most Innovative Stores Around the World
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Venice Art Crawl :: Exhibition at the deasy/penner&venice pod
This Thursday :: March 19TH 6-10PM :: 308 Westminster Avenue, Venice, CA
Featuring The Work Of Zach Touchon
The work is influenced by advertising, particularly billboards in third world countries with heavily distressed surfaces. A history is created by adding layer after layer of paint and found materials. The goal of the work is to find a balance between chaos and control culminating in a sense of calm and integrity.
The work strives to cross boundaries and merge ideas creating something new and unique without losing sight of the school of thought that influenced the work. There is an undertone of child-like innocence with a fine-tuned maturity in the well thought out finished work.
The work is process driven, there is a kind of magic that happens when the composition reveals its self naturally through the process. Depth is created through the use of contrasting colors and shading, inviting the viewer to gaze into some other dimension. An intimate experience happens between the work and the viewer. Movement is created through the use of stacking and repeating shapes on top of each other. The composition appears to be suspended, making the viewer feel as though they could stick there hand right through the surface.
VeniceArtCrawl.com
ZachTouchonArt.blogspot.com
Thursday, March 12, 2015
My Angeleno Vacation Rental As Art
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1952 Vintage Rooftop Trailer :: Arts District |
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Dreamy Boat House :: Marina Del Rey/Venice |
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
aestus :: A Mid-Century Modern Dining Room in Santa Monica
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Aestus :: Photography by Elizabeth Daniels |
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
The Coconut House :: Lee + Mundwiler Architects
Centrally located on the West Side, five minutes from the Marina and mid-way between Venice and Playa Vista, the familiar housing typology references a traditional “home”. However, by subtracting volumes from the building mass, light, air, and nature penetrate deeply into the living space. These subtractions spatially extend the home beyond its moderate volume, blurring the boundary of the narrow lot while shielding it from exposure to the neighbors and the busy street. The skylight and louvered courtyard bathe the interior in the changing light and shadow of the day, while wrapping the home in a sense of privacy. The façade of dark fiber panels with natural wood veneer emulates the tough shell of a coconut, which physically and psychologically plays a role of security. This maintenance-free façade also eliminates the use of petroleum products for many years. Winner of the 2006 AIA National Housing Award, featured on AIA, Sunset Magazine and Modern Home tours and published widely (Architectural Record, Los Angeles Times).
2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 1,800 Square Feet.
12918 Short Avenue, Marina Del Rey
for sale - $1,650,000contact us to request a showing :: 310.275.1000
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Presented by Brian Linder and Scott King :: deasy/penner&partners |
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