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The exterior of the Arlecchino train (1960).

A worm filter system treats all of the home’s black water, producing fertilizer to regenerate the soil.

The private outdoor shower is useful for de-sanding after long days at the beach.

Architect Gabrielė Ubarevičiūtė designed the House and the River—a 1,600-square-foot family residence in Lithuania—with After Party cofounder Giedrius Mamavicius. “We wanted to create a space that seamlessly merges with the natural setting and expands the living environment from inside to outside,” says Ubarevičiūtė. The home’s main volume is intersected with a wood-clad terrace, which is shielded by a sloped green roof that touches all the way to the ground.

Designed by acclaimed architect Doug Rucker, the post-and-beam dwelling was the pilot house for the Roy Rogers Estates enclave in Los Angeles.

The fenced-in backyard presents a spacious, landscaped setting to enjoy outdoor gathering. Hiking trails with spectacular rock formations are also nearby, as well as Topanga Canyon.

An exterior view of the main residence highlighting its large lot and tranquil setting.

A look at the 30-room Post Ranch Inn, which contains no right angles.

Tzalam wood, chosen for its resilience to Valle de Bravo's rainy climate, is used throughout the home to open each room to the outdoors.

While conveniently located in the Hollywood Hills, the tree-dotted lot allows the residence to feel worlds away from the city hustle.

The larger of the two homes included on the property overlooks the surrounding canyons. Measuring 2,600 square feet, the main residence also includes a 2,000-square-foot deck.