Elvis, Sinatra, Dean Martin: there's good reason that the world's style masters chose to call Trousdale home. Architectural tour de force in the most coveted location of Beverly Hills, Trousdale Estates. Originally designed in 1973 by renowned architect Amir Farr and reimagined by Belgian-born designer Maxime Jacquet, this Lautner-esque modern estate captures the essence of California living.

Designed by renowned architect Rex Lotery, FAIA, in 1959, this mid-century masterpiece in the prestigious Trousdale Estates has been meticulously restored to honor its original vision. Commissioned by French actress Corinne Calvet and shaped by a serendipitous collaboration with designer Charlotte Perriand, the home exemplifies Lotery's dedication to mid-century minimalism.

1 Stickley: not merely a residence but an heirloom-quality masterpiece. A singularly irreplaceable home positioned at the highest elevation within the entire Montage Laguna Beach.

A meticulous Architectural Digest published estate, gracefully sited in Brentwood. This timeless Georgian traditional blends classic architecture with warm white interiors, delicate millwork, esteemed design features, and beautiful historic light fixtures. A grand horseshoe driveway with porte-cochre sets the tone.

Introducing the Howard Hughes Estate, an iconic Spanish Revival masterpiece nestled along the 8th green of Wilshire Country Club. Situated on the prestigious South Muirfield Road in Hancock Park, this architectural gem is steeped in history and adorned with timeless elegance. Originally envisioned by renowned architect Roland E. Coate for socialite Eva K.

An original modernist work by acclaimed architect Charles G. Kanner, this extraordinary sanctuary has been thoughtfully updated and expanded to deliver a truly elevated living experience. Spanning 2.