7640 Woodrow Wilson Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90046

Take an express journey through the last century's design evolution here at bosky Woodrow Wilson Drive's best spot. Built in 1941 in the 'Minimal Traditionalist' style that anticipated postwar one-story houses, but with a steeply-pitched almost Norman roofline, the residence was expanded and opened to light and greenery with a loft-like intervention in the 1970s & '80s. One enters through a 2-story open-plan living room, with a mezzanine loft above. This space flows through into the dining area and a sun-filled family/media room to the left with its own hearth. The best of clean 1980s design with influences from the Streamline era continues in the expanded primary bath - part of a suite that, with its open beamed ceilings and orientation to the pool area, is classic California. The poolside elevation connects 1941 to 2025, as does the evocative prewar feeling of the completely rebuilt Cook's Kitchen open to the dining and family rooms. The successful balancing here of … read more …