Budget Breakdown: A 1920s Guesthouse Bathroom Gets a Bold Revamp for $34.8K
In 1925, Austrian-American modernist architect Rudolph Schindler designed the Levin House in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles. Located just across the street from Richard Neutra’s Lovell House, the home and its former servants’ quarters (today used as a guesthouse) display Schindler’s characteristic use of multiple complex planes, striking colors, and warm, textured materials. Stephanos Polyzoides restored the home in 1984, and Taryn Bone of Bone Collective Studio recently renovated its guest bathroom.
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