Mid Century Gem in the Canyons

Tucked into the hillside, this 3-bedroom, 4.5-bath mid-century home is a light-filled retreat built around a soaring vaulted living room — a fossil-embedded stacked stone fireplace wall, walnut hardwood floors, wraparound clerestory windows, and skylights that wash the whole space in natural light. It's furnished with an eclectic, collector's mix of vintage and modern pieces: an Eames lounge chair, a Noguchi coffee table, hi-fi speakers and record player, sculptural Robert Sonneman brass lighting, and pattern-rich Missoni textiles, curated artwork throughout, and a David Hockney book displayed open on an easel. The open floor plan flows through several distinct zones — a vibey lounge around the fireplace, a sunken bar, a vintage green marble-topped dining room, a glass-walled family room with a leather Togo sectional, and a warm, fully equipped kitchen — giving you natural breakout areas for meal, workshops, or multi-set shoots without ever feeling boxed in. A media den connects to a guest room/office with striking wood wall shelving and concrete floors, adding yet another distinct backdrop or breakout space. Out front, a flagstone path winds past a mid-century fountain. Out back, a terraced yard offers a pool and a pergola-covered dining and grill area — ideal for al fresco dinners, mixers, or outdoor photography with the canyon as a backdrop. Whether you're shooting a campaign, hosting an intimate dinner party, or running a small offsite, the space offers a rare mix of architectural character, curated design, and indoor-outdoor flow that's hard to find anywhere else in the canyons.