Originally built in 1940 in the Tudor Revival style, this Atwater Village residence was reimagined through a complete interior transformation while preserving the home’s distinctive architectural character.

The renovation focused on creating openness, light, and spatial continuity by removing interior partitions and expanding the rear portion of the house to strengthen the connection with the garden. The former attic was transformed into a serene primary suite with a private terrace overlooking the landscape.

Materiality became central to the project’s identity: walnut-clad ceilings and stair elements introduce warmth and depth, while polished concrete, marble, stainless steel, and custom detailing create a restrained contemporary language throughout the interiors.

A sculptural steel staircase connects the levels and acts as an architectural centerpiece within the home’s open-plan composition.