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Can I Be Your Bratwurst, Please? Rosa von Praunheim. 1999

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"Research House" 1955 (photos by Dale Healy) Images courtesy of the Seaver Center for Western History Research, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

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The Hollywood Riviera, Edward Fickett FAIA (1954)

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Sarah’s apartment from LA Story

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Maison moderne américaine classique située à Reseda, en Californie et conçue par l'architecte Edward H. Fickett en 1953 Photo via Zillow. - source MCM Daily.

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Marion D. Laurie - Beverly Hills home, architecture by Edward Fickett, Architectural Digest, 1979.

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Hollywood Hills mid century by Edward H. Fickett#mid century, #architecture, #MCM, #modern, #design, #modernism

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The first monograph on Arthur Elrod, design king of the desert in the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.Arthur Elrod was the most successful interior designer working in the Palm Springs area from 1954 to 1974. His forward-thinking midcentury interior design appeared in primary homes, second houses, third houses, spec houses, country clubs, and experimental houses--in the desert and across the US. He was charming, handsome, and worked tirelessly for his A-list clientele, such as Lucille Ball and Walt Disney. Perhaps his most famous work was done in his own home, known as the Elrod House in Palm Springs, built by architect John Lautner in 1968.His rise paralleled the growing modernist movement in desert architecture, and he worked alongside the leading California architects of the day including E. Stewart Williams, William F. Cody, Paul R. Williams, Buff & Hensman, A. Quincy Jones, Wexler & Harrison, Palmer & Krisel, Howard Lapham, Richard Dorman, Edward Fickett and, most famously, John Lautner.Elrod's life was cut tragically short when the convertible he was riding in was hit by a drunk driver one morning in February 1974; he was 49. This in-depth biography of the midcentury's wunderkind interior designer, Arthur Elrod, is the first and only of its kind.Adele Cygelman is a longtime writer and editor who has covered interior design, architecture, and real estate for numerous magazines, including Architectural Digest and Robb Report. She is the author of Palm Springs Modern and Secret Gardens of Hollywood.

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Mid-Century Perfection Reimagined In Los Angeles

After cutting his teeth in the vintage denim game, designer Philippe Naouri is now making his mark … [+] in Los Angeles by restoring Mid-Century Modern homes such as this Rex Lotery-designed showplace in Beverly Hills.

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Decades before the “starchitects” and their mega-mansion projects in Beverly Hills and Bel-Air, iconic Mid-Century Modern architects such as  Richard Neutra, John Lautner, A. Quincy Jones, Craig Ellwood, and Edward Fickett were designing timeless homes around Southern California. Their Modernism styles, noted for walls of glass, open floor plans, and post and beam construction, captured the essence of the indoor-outdoor California lifestyle.

Designer-turned-developer Philippe Naouri stands in front one of his latest projects: a … [+] 4,200-square-foot Malibu property designed by noted Mid-Century architect Edward Fickett. The property is currently listed at $10,000,000.

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The linear and sleek designs many built as custom commissions in the fifties and sixties are perfect in their simplicity. Today, Mid-Century homes that have aged gracefully can boast eight-figure price tags after restoration and expansion. For example, a 4,200-square-foot Malibu property designed by noted Mid-Century architect Edward Fickett is currently listed at $10,000,000. No doubt, Fickett and his contemporaries would gasp at the prices these prized properties are selling for around Los Angeles. If these homes don’t sell before hitting the market (well-kept Mid-Century homes often have a line of patient buyers waiting in the wings), they receive multiple offers resulting in bidding wars.

Restored and maintained Mid-Century homes often have a line of patient buyers waiting in the wings, … [+] resulting in bidding wars when the properties hit the market.

Maison D’Artiste | Philippe Naouri

Meet Philippe Naouri, the sought-after designer and creative director of the Malibu-based Maison d’Artise, who purchased and restored the Fickett home.  A true preservationist, Naouri reimagines and redesigns Mid-Century gems from Malibu to Trousdale to the Hollywood Hills for today’s lifestyle while maintaining the integrity of the architect of record.

A bedroom inside the restored and reimaged Edward Fickett-designed modernist home in Malibu features … [+] contrasting hues softened by rich woodwork.

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“Many people buy these homes and do teardowns since land is so expensive and the existing homes are often under 2,000 square feet.  Developers want the largest house possible on the property, so it pencils out for today’s market,” explained Naouri, who previously made his mark in fashion as a designer of vintage denim apparel for LA Antik Denim before turning his talents and vision to Mid-Century architecture.  

Naouri recently restored the Craig Ellwood-designed Kuderna House in the Hollywood Hills. The house … [+] is currently for sale at $2.945 million.

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“My way of thinking is to site them keeping the views and make it larger to justify the price point when we put them back on the market. Buyers love Mid-Century, but they do want them with all of today’s amenities,” Naouri said.  Those amenities include everything from state-of-the-art kitchens to the ultimate smart home systems.

The floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace and kitchen inside the Kuderna House in Hollywood Hills.

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A longtime Modernism enthusiast, Naouri, born and raised in France, bought his first Mid-Century home at the age of 18 in Dallas. Part of Naouri’s restoration and redesign process includes restoring or replacing travertine flooring, walnut wood paneling and designing new kitchens and baths. As a steward of these homes, Naouri replaces clerestory windows with double-paned energy-efficient ones while expanding the home’s original footprint yet retaining inherent design integrity.

Outside the restored Kuderna House on Passmore Road in Hollywood Hills.

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Mick Partridge of Beverly Hills-based Hilton & Hyland partners with Naouri to market the properties.  Locating and securing architecturally significant properties for Naouri to buy, Partridge, the son of a well-known Los Angeles architect, understands the increasingly competitive niche of the Mid-Century market. As a successful real estate broker, Partridge works with Nouri to reimagine the homes that can be marketed and sold at price points to attract the right buyers who appreciate Naouri’s expertise.  Partridge exclusively markets and sells all of Nouri’s projects. “My office is helping build Philippe’s Mid-Century portfolio as we are doing a lot of architectural sales,” Partridge said.

The Kuderna House in the late 1950s. The house was built in 1956 by modernist architect Craig … [+] Ellwood.

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Naouri is a prolific designer with five projects in Malibu soon coming to market and a Trousdale estate on Loma Vista offered at $20,000,000. In addition, the Kuderna House, an authentically restored Craig Ellwood case study home in the Hollywood Hills, is also on the market at $2,945,000.

An overhead view of one of Naouri’s latest projects: a sprawling Rex Lotery-designed house in the … [+] Trousdale section of Beverly Hills.

Maison D’Artiste | Philippe Naouri

Naouri’s next passion project is the famed Chuey House on Sunset Plaza Drive, designed by Richard Neutra, one of the most iconic Mid-Century architects. “I will extend yet keep the original design while building around it and adding a second story and a guest house,” Naouri said, adding, “we will make it alive again.” To reimagine the Chuey House, Naouri worked with the Los Angeles Conservancy, with whom he has close ties. The project is expected to take over two years.

When looking at how a potential project pencils out, Naouri says he is often caught “between my love of the home and the practical financial side.”

Naouri incorporates modernist staples in his newer projects, such as this $16-million modern … [+] masterpiece in the Serra Retreat area of Malibu.

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“Sometimes, I see an amazing house, and it’s priced too high for what I do, so I pass it on to friends to buy for themselves,” he said. “You must have an exit strategy.”

Assisting with evaluating the financial viability of a project is Partridge with his pulse on the market. “Philippe is considered one of the areas most gifted restoration and builder/developer. His homes are sought after and never stay on the market,” Partridge said.  

As the demand for prime Mid-Century properties continues, expect to see more of Naouri’s inspiring designs the original architects would be most pleased with.

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Edward Fickett Mid Century Home Hits the Market In Reseda- By Michael Mersola

Bone Stock Original Edward Fickett Mid Century now for sale in Reseda

Blast from the past! Original 53 Edward Fickett Mid Century Time Capsule Hits The Market!

I have been attempting to secure on of these Mid Century homes built by Architect Edward Fickett for a few year now! The owner and I didn’t seem to vibe even though I knew my history here with these unique post world war 2 homes in…

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Classic Midcentury Modern Condo in the Heart of Hollywood Sells in a Flash

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If you love movies like “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” and “La La Land,” or are a fan of the L.A. swimming pool paintings of artist David Hockney, you’ll go bananas for this updated unit in the former apartment building known as the Hollywood Riviera.

The small condo in West Hollywood landed on the market for $589,000—and went into pending sale status in less than a month.

You may recognize the midcentury modern building from both big- and small-screen productions, including Steven Soderberg‘s “The Limey,” the Steve Martin film “L.A. Story,” and the Netflix hit “Transparent.” The current owner is celebrity stylist Monica Schweiger, former West Coast fashion editor of Women’s Wear Daily.

The building itself was designed in 1954 by architect Edward Fickett (of whom actor Jamie Dornan is a fan). Fickett is famous for designing Dodger Stadium, Scandia and Spago restaurants, La Jolla Fashion Center, and the Los Angeles Police Academy, among many other private residences and prominent public buildings in Southern California.

This one-bedroom unit on the first floor measures a petite 739 square feet. However, the living space does extend beyond the walls, including a spacious outdoor patio that can easily serve as a second living room. It’s easy to imagine the pool parties this complex has hosted.

The Hollywood Riviera apartment building

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Apartment building pool

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If you’re not out partying on the patio or lounging by the pool, you’ll be comfy inside. The unit has hardwood floors, a brand-new bath, and a spacious master bedroom with a walk-in closet.

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You’ll even have parking space for two cars in the garage as well as extra storage. Those extra features are extremely rare in this part of town.

The reason this location is so hot is that it’s only a half-block from the Sunset Strip, within swinging distance of some of L.A.’s most iconic hotels and restaurants, including the storied Chateau Marmont.

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Hollywood Hills mid century by Edward H. Fickett#mid century, #architecture, #MCM, #modern, #design, #modernism

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Glass living room in a 1970s Edward Ficketts home. Photo by Carsten Schertzer.