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its absorbing art. It also supports a
sublime flow between public and private
environments, from the gourmet kitchen
and gracious living and dining spaces, to
the sensational primary suite, featuring
dual walk-in closets with built-in wood
cabinetry. Remaining bedrooms have
en-suite baths. The media room, office,
gym and four-car garage are also smart,
put-together spaces.
Outdoor offerings form the misc en scene of
an entertainer's paradise. Certainly there's
enough space for gatherings of all size to
float in and out of the open glass doors
with casually elegant ease. With all-encom-
passing panoramas of the city and moun-
tainside, "capitalizing on the views while
creating a space ideal for entertaining was
crucial," notes agent Bennett Hirsch. "The
expansive grassy pads, infinity pool, and
multiple alfresco terraces come together
perfectly here to achieve this."
Of special note in this house is that every
single space has its own unique view of
the sunset. "Being located on top of a hill
allows each room to have a distinct color
spaces, for instance. "Rather than the
occupants feeling like they're living in a
fishbowl surrounded by vast spaces and
views, we honed in on designing for func-
tion and human connection."
As a whole, the house puts on quite an
exhibition. Finished in flashing floor-to-
ceiling windows and sliding pocket glass
doors, the interior is lavished in natural
light, which streams, not shyly, into the
open-plan interior, highlighting its stun-
ning volume, its overtures to openness,
