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Modern Homes in the Hollywood Hills

These modern gems high above Hollywood make us want to run for the hills.

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The main level of the two-bedroom house is elegant and contemporary, with whitewash hickory floors and gray and white tones mixed with warm walnut. This way, the designers let the furniture and accent materials produce all the fun.
The main level of the two-bedroom house is elegant and contemporary, with whitewash hickory floors and gray and white tones mixed with warm walnut. This way, the designers let the furniture and accent materials produce all the fun.
The 3,720-square-foot-home features stretches of birdseye maple built-ins.
The 3,720-square-foot-home features stretches of birdseye maple built-ins.
To maximize the scenery in the Lecam Residence, Boutry replaced a wall in the master bedroom on the third floor with glass, and kept color and furnishings to a minimum: white oak floors, recycled wood cabinetry, and mostly white paint with touches of color. Photo by Chase Brock/Lawrence Anderson Photography.
To maximize the scenery in the Lecam Residence, Boutry replaced a wall in the master bedroom on the third floor with glass, and kept color and furnishings to a minimum: white oak floors, recycled wood cabinetry, and mostly white paint with touches of color. Photo by Chase Brock/Lawrence Anderson Photography.
LA-based real estate development company Prime Five Homes sought to create a home that was clean, peaceful, and uncluttered, particularly through material choices and large, open spaces. The central atrium—a recurring element used to expand indoor/outdoor space in Prime Five Homes projects—helps lengthen the living room vertically and creates a light well that fills both the upstairs and downstairs areas with bright daylight.
LA-based real estate development company Prime Five Homes sought to create a home that was clean, peaceful, and uncluttered, particularly through material choices and large, open spaces. The central atrium—a recurring element used to expand indoor/outdoor space in Prime Five Homes projects—helps lengthen the living room vertically and creates a light well that fills both the upstairs and downstairs areas with bright daylight.