House of Rolison, Up In The Bird Streets, $5.65M

With no end of effortless chic, Amanda Leigh and Taylor Hahn, the couple behind House of Rolison have been reinvigorating exceptional properties all over the Los Angeles area, and their latest to come to market is a classic 4-bed, 5-bath 1940s stucco home on Bluebird Avenue, remade in the warm materials-based aesthetic they’ve become known for, and styled in collaboration with Olive Ateliers.Photo Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyJust beyond the walled entry patio, you’re greeted by a paneled foyer on the main level with stairs proceeding up to the luminous main floor, with finisnhes that are both austere and warmly luxe.Photo Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyPhoto Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyPhoto Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyPhoto Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyPhoto Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyThe kitchen’s La Cornue range is set into a marble and Zellige tile niche.Photo Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyPhoto Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyThe romantic, beamed principal suite has access to a romantic terrace with a plunge pool lined with deep green Zellige tile.Photo Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyPhoto Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyFor additional images and details, go to the listing. A wonderfully classic LA property in an iconic neighborhood, represented by Farrah Brittany, a top-producing partner at The Agency and a co-star of Netflix’s Buying Beverly Hills.Photo Credit: Nils Timm Visuals for The AgencyThe post House of Rolison, Up In The Bird Streets, $5.65M appeared first on California Home+Design.

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The Most Wonderful House In Outpost Estates, $4.3M

These days, it’s rare to see a property on the market that hasn’t been staged for sale. And in the case of this lovely house, the staging has been done by noted interior designer Francesca Grace, creating an ambiance that’s up to the moment but respecting its original Spanish Revival aesthetic. Currently the home of singer and songwriter, Ingrid Michaelson (and formerly the home of Ashley Tisdale) this c1928 dwelling is a Hollywood classic with epic views of Downtown L.A.Photo Credit: William Myers for Sotheby’s International RealtyLooking much as it did in the 1920s when it was originally developed and built by Charles E. Toberman, Outpost Estates remains one of Hollywood Hills’ loveliest neighborhoods, thanks in part to strict building restrictions and design approval protocols; one of LA’s earliest planned subdivisions, it was the first to have underground utilities and setback requirements. The neighborhood’s luxuriously romantic dwellings, adorned with patios and fountains—plus its proximity to the Hollywood studios—made it an instant success with the film community.Photo Credit: William Myers for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: William Myers for Sotheby’s International RealtySheltered behind a private courtyard, the interiors subtly reflect the past.Photo Credit: William Myers for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: William Myers for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: William Myers for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: William Myers for Sotheby’s International RealtyGo to the listing for more images and details. An outstanding opportunity to own an historic Hollywood property in perfect condition, represented by Eric Lavey of Sotheby’s International Realty. Additionally, there are contemporaneous images of this home from Toberman’s archives, plus a (somewhat rambling) video about Outpost Estates and Runyon Canyon Park from the inimitable California chronicler Huell Howser.Photo Credit: William Myers for Sotheby’s International RealtyThe post The Most Wonderful House In Outpost Estates, $4.3M appeared first on California Home+Design.

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It’s Time to Enter the 2025 Design Awards

It’s time to enter your latest and greatest projects to the annual California Home+Design Awards, presented by Fleetwood Windows & Doors. We invite all California-based design professionals to submit their most recent project or projects for consideration. One winner will be selected from each of the categories listed below. Deadline for entry is MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2024 at 5pm PST.2024 Kitchen Design Award winner: House of Honey. Photos by Yoshihiro Makino.The winners of the following categories will be featured in the Spring 2025 issue of our magazine:-Sustainable Design-Residential Interior Design-Residential Architecture -Landscape Design -New Product Design-Showcase House Design-Kitchen Design-Bathroom Design-Restaurant Design-Commercial Office Design-Hotel Design-Wine Country Residential Design-Winery Design-Emerging Designer-Design IconCalifornia-based professionals in the fields of interior design, architecture, landscape architecture, garden design and product design are eligible. To be considered, projects must be completed between Nov. 1, 2022 and Nov. 1, 2024 and must be submitted as entire projects only (excluding Product, Showcase House, Home Office, Emerging and Kitchen or Bath Design categories). Projects that have previously been published in the print edition of California Home+Design are not eligible.2024 Winery Design Winner: Studio Becky Carter. Photography by Joe Kramm.ELIGIBILITYWe offer designers the opportunity to submit their entry online. There are three steps to the process:1. Complete a payment for your submission (one per project, per category) via the Paypal payment buttons below, and take note of the email address you used to make the payment for your submission.2. Create a DROPBOX link to a master file containing the following items: -A project brief that summarizes the project in 150 words or less. The brief must clearly state the single category you are entering in addition to your firm name and contact information.-A list of all products and vendors used in the project.-10-15 Low-resolution images of the project being submitted (JPEG files should be 100 dpi at 5 by 7 inches). 3-4 images of a product, is sufficient.-The right to publish all submitted photography, cleared in writing with the photographer(s) by the entrant.-A confirmation of the $250 processing payment to California Home+Design (a screen grab of the confirmation page or a transaction ID number is fine).3. Email the link with the file (one email per project, per category) containing these items to [email protected], using the same email address associated with the Paypal payment for your submission. The subject line must include the Firm or Designer Name, Awards Category Name and Project Name in order to be considered. Sample format: First Last, Landscape Design, Hilltop Home.You will receive email confirmation within ten business days of submitting your entry. Emailed submissions that do not match up to a Paypal payment email address will be considered incomplete and will not be eligible for judging.SUBMIT PAYMENT HERE: Select “Buy Now” and follow instructions and email us proof of payment. Powered by Photos by Douglas Friedman..-All entries must be received by Monday, December 9, 2024 at 5pm PST–Winners only, will be notified by December 16, 2024 2024 PRESENTING SPONSOR The post It’s Time to Enter the 2025 Design Awards appeared first on California Home+Design.

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