While it’s no surprise to hear that there is a stunning Midcentury Modern home in California, especially in the Los Angeles area, it may come as a perfectly pleasant surprise that this particular one was designed by Rudolph Schindler and has been expertly restored. Added bonus? It’s on the market, meaning that this Midcentury Modern dream home could be yours—for a cool $1.8M.
From the kitchen’s retro stove to the pink bathroom, this beautifully preserved example of California modernism is a modernist dream come true.
From Curbed:
The house was commissioned in 1952 by LA City College professor Philip Schlessinger and his wife Phyllis. Rudolph Schindler died in 1953, giving this location the unfortunate honor of being the last house the architect designed.
The two-bedroom, two-bathroom overlooks Franklin Hills and the classic Shakespeare Bridge. Clerestory windows and plentiful windows appear throughout. The pink tiled bathroom is a fun vintage touch.
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