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Does the name Richard Dorman ring a bell? For modernists in Southern California, it’s likely that it does, as this architect “helped shape the midcentury modern landscape of Los Angeles,” says the Los Angeles Conservancy.
Whether you’re a long-time fan or simply curious to see the latest Midcentury Modern house to hit the market, this post and beam home won’t disappoint.
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From Curbed:
In 1959—three years before Dorman appeared on the cover of Life, with the magazine naming him part of “The Take-Over Generation”—he designed this handsome post and beam home on nearly a half-acre in Sherman Oaks—a neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles.
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At 59 years old, it is apparent that this post and beam home has been carefully maintained by fans of midcentury design.
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From Curbed:
Quintessentially midcentury modern, the four bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom dwelling retains its original layout and features tongue-and-groove ceilings, terrazzo floors, and walls of glass. It’s also outfitted with a fireplace, walnut cabinets, and a pool.
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Having sold just two years ago for $2.18 million, the post and beam home is now listed for $2.649 million.
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Want to learn more about Richard Dorman? Click here.
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Sarah Jane Stone is a contributor to Atomic Ranch and its former editor. She has a deeply held passion for all things vintage, a weak spot for handmade pottery and loves wearing neutrals for their chic simplicity. She is endlessly restyling her coffee table and, along with her husband, is on a lifelong hunt for the next best cup of...
