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A thriving garden filled with colorful flowers complements the home's blush-pink facade.

Extensive glazing draws in ample natural light, while also framing spellbinding desert views.

The glass entrance leads to the main living area where a long, curved built-in sofa provides an idyllic conversation starter. A stone fireplace complements the red-hued flooring.

Built in 1951, this well-preserved home is nestled on nearly 10 acres next to Chabot Park.

Nestled high in the Hollywood Hills, Emily Blunt and John Krasinski’s former home is on the market for $6M.

Dating back to 1953, the updated Long Beach home sports a monochromatic interior warmed by natural wood accents.

Set within the glass stairwell, the sculptural spiral staircase connecting the home's two levels features individual cast-concrete treads and a handcrafted iron bannister.

Refinished Canadian oak floors run throughout the main living room, which also features floor-to-ceiling glazing and direct access to the backyard.