A 1930s Ranch Transforms for Southern California Contemporary Living
A dated 1930s Los Feliz ranch has emerged as a beacon of California contemporary luxury, thanks to Klein Agency and SITU Development.
What was once a dated 1930s ranch in Los Angeles’ Los Feliz neighborhood has emerged as a beacon of California contemporary luxury, thanks to the visionary collaboration between Klein Agency and SITU Development. Originally dealing with a failing foundation, lime green walls, a closed-off kitchen, small windows, and cramped spaces, the transformation began with the idea to elevate the property that was yearning for modernity. After upgrading the foundation, the designers reimagined the home’s layout in order to maximize both space and functionality. The footprint was expanded, adding two additional bedrooms, an interior courtyard, and a deck with a pool resulting in sprawling views of the San Gabriel Mountains.
The new angled kitchen, open to the elevated living room, stands out with its custom Douglas Fir cabinetry, Italian marble countertops and backsplash, and chef’s grade Miele appliances. The stove’s four burners are integrated into the island creating a seamless appearance.
Wide plank floors by Madera are made of white oak helping to keep the interior feeling bright and airy, while larger windows without molding bring natural light in while framing neighborhood and mountain views.
The living room is outfitted with the Klein Agency’s own pieces from their furniture collection, including The...
What was once a dated 1930s ranch in Los Angeles’ Los Feliz neighborhood has emerged as a beacon of California contemporary luxury, thanks to the visionary collaboration between Klein Agency and SITU Development. Originally dealing with a failing foundation, lime green walls, a closed-off kitchen, small windows, and cramped spaces, the transformation began with the idea to elevate the property that was yearning for modernity. After upgrading the foundation, the designers reimagined the home’s layout in order to maximize both space and functionality. The footprint was expanded, adding two additional bedrooms, an interior courtyard, and a deck with a pool resulting in sprawling views of the San Gabriel Mountains.
The new angled kitchen, open to the elevated living room, stands out with its custom Douglas Fir cabinetry, Italian marble countertops and backsplash, and chef’s grade Miele appliances. The stove’s four burners are integrated into the island creating a seamless appearance.
Wide plank floors by Madera are made of white oak helping to keep the interior feeling bright and airy, while larger windows without molding bring natural light in while framing neighborhood and mountain views.
The living room is outfitted with the Klein Agency’s own pieces from their furniture collection, including The...
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