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Ana Smud’s studio is in downtown Buenos Aires, yet she also has a home office with built-in bookshelves and a long narrow desk.

"Each window in the house feels like a living painting because it perfectly frames a beautiful view of the forest or the rhododendrons out front that change with the seasons,

A massive oculus frames views of the epic landscape.

The metal awning provides pleasant shade over the front porch on warm summer days.

The Pyrex tube was produced by a manufacturer of laboratory vacuum equipment and was sand-blasted from the inside to contain the light.

The cabinetry cleverly conceals everything, including a custom drying rack.

Dubbed Mossy Hill, this two-bedroom cabin sits on five wooded acres and comes with a detached studio and outdoor kitchen.

Outside, a wrap-around deck overlooks views of Griffith Observatory and the Hollywood Sign.

A nod to the iconic Charles Kratka tile murals at LAX airport, the bathroom features vintage New Old Stock glass tile arranged in a mosaic pattern.

From a distance, the historic home's distinct curved roofline resembles a pagoda.

The home is defined by its breathtaking views over the surrounding mountains, and this was a major driver of the design—even in the bathrooms, which feature carefully considered picture windows. “Maximizing the panoramic mountain views and harmoniously integrating them into the interior spaces was a key priority,” says the designer.