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Goddard/Mandolene Residence

A few years ago, Todd Goddard and Andrew Mandolene were living in California modernist E. Stewart Williams’s 1957 Kenaston House, in Rancho Mirage, when they decided to move. They loved the West, but they loved mid-century architecture even more—and were prepared to relocate for it. Finding a house in the Los Angeles area equal to the Kenaston, a minor gem they’d impeccably restored, at an affordable price proved difficult. “So we decided to see what else was out there,” says Mandolene. “If there was something special, we would go for it.”

Goddard/Mandolene Residence Interior Living Room
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Interior Living Room
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Exterior Rear
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Exterior Rear
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Interior Kitchen
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Interior Kitchen
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Exterior Front
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Exterior Front
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Exterior Western Elevation
Goddard/Mandolene Residence Exterior Western Elevation