This black and white house design proves that opposites attract – a dark, dramatic exterior and clean, bright interior, boasting an irregular flow that leads you up, down and all around. XTEN Architecture redesigned this Los Angeles, California, originally built in the 1960s, and brought back into the spotlight. The hillside home sits on a ridge in the Hollywood Hills – high above the hustle and bustle of the city and surrounded by nature, a protected natural ravine to the east, and Beachwood Canyon to the west and south. The slope house plan consists of a series of interconnected terraces that open the indoors to the views through floor-to-ceiling sliding-glass walls. The cool, clean and contemporary style home’s exterior matches its minimalist interiors. The rooftop deck is the perfect place to soak up some sun in perfect privacy. XTEN Architecture
via Arch Daily
photo credit: Steve King
via Arch Daily
photo credit: Steve King
