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Esoteric Survey is focused on mid-century furniture, architecture, and art- with an emphasis on California Design, Mexico, Japan, and the obscure.
Located above the San Fernando valley sits the Tyler house, the main floor is lifted up on steel beams to capture the view of the valley below. its another one of his houses that combine natural materials with a modern structure to take advantage of the site.
Métier is a timeless collection of travel-inspired luxury leather goods for men and women, handcrafted in Italy and designed for travels great and small.
The Wolf Residence was designed by architect John Lautner in 1961 for Marco Wolff an interior designer friend of another Lautner's client, Arthur Elrod.
designboom recently had the opportunity to visit the iconic 'sheats goldstein residence', on what would have been the late american architect's 100th birthday.
Case ispirate dalla natura, estensione integrante del paesaggio, con interni drammatici: il segno imponente e spettacolare di John Lautner
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Known as "The Elrod House", this John Lautner-designed five bedroom, five and a half bathroom residence was commissioned by designer Arthur Elrod in 1968 and has been featured in numerous books, magazines and museum exhibitions. It is the iconic home perched at the very tip of the Southridge enclave, easily viewabl ...
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Blog post about John Lautner, one of the most visionary architects of the 20th century.
John Lautner, 1969
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John Lautner Wolff House
A closer look at six iconic Southern California homes by architect John Lautner on what would have been his 106th birthday.
The living room pavilion of the Elrod Home was originally enclosed in glass, but desert storm winds blew out the glass-pane walls in 1971. Lautner said he knew the blowout was a possibility, but he decided to take the risk. After the windstorm shattered the glass, the pavilion was left as a completely open space. The owner liked the effect so much that instead of replacing the panes, he asked Lautner to open the pavilion by designing retractable glass doors. There are now two mechanized 25-foot...
