This Pacific Palisades, California home takes advantage of its canyon side positioning for its height, green surroundings and view. Designed by Los Angeles architecture firm Johnston Marklee its striking white facade studded with windows creates visual interest against the setting. Due to the houses positioning on the hill, one has to enter in order to fully appreciate the size of the 3,300 sq. ft home.
Studded with skylights and windows, the house offers views of the horizon and the open floor plan offers viewers from inside the house maximum views from several vantage points within the home. The lay of the interior is a plus for those who enjoy entertaining for larger groups of people. An upper loft provides a library and a more intimate atmosphere for smaller groups or just two.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalist Architecture
- This trend presents opportunities for architects and designers to create visually striking structures with clean lines and minimalistic design elements.
- Maximizing Natural Surroundings
- This trend presents opportunities for architects to design homes that take advantage of their surroundings, such as incorporating large windows or skylights to provide panoramic views.
- Flexible Interior Layouts
- This trend presents opportunities for interior designers to create multi-functional spaces that can easily adapt to accommodate different group sizes and activities.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- Architecture firms can capitalize on the trend of minimalist architecture by offering innovative design solutions that incorporate clean lines and simple aesthetics.
- Residential Construction
- The trend of maximizing natural surroundings creates opportunities for residential construction companies to build homes that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor living spaces.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can leverage the trend of flexible interior layouts by creating versatile spaces that can be easily customized to meet the needs of different individuals and groups.
