Welcome to your dream sanctuary with detached studio space, located in the heart of West LA, bordering Brentwood and Santa Monica. This custom organic modern home built by ShoYaz exudes a harmonious fusion of Scandinavian and Japanese design elements, presenting the perfect embodiment of Japandi interiors. As you approach the property you will be captivated by the sleek lines and warm embrace of the thoughtful design. The heart of this home is its chef's kitchen, featuring natural Taj Mahal quartzite and a custom wood-slatted eat-in island that opens up to an expansive living area perfect for hosting loved ones. The open-concept layout invites an abundance of natural light and seamless indoor/outdoor transition between spaces. Beautiful wooden accents and earthy tones create a sense of serenity, allowing you to unwind and recharge after a long day. The bedroom suites are designed to be sanctuaries of peace. The master suite is no exception to this and has been thoughtfully curated to promote a balanced and soothing environment with private balcony, expansive walk-in closet, and custom alabaster lighting. Each en-suite bath is reminiscent of a spa-like retreat, adorned with handcrafted details, clean lines, and designer fixtures, elevating your daily routines into indulgent rituals. Outside, you will discover your private oasis with a large, landscaped yard and outdoor fireplace. An outdoor flex space is perfect as a secondary living area, office, gym, or rec room. Additional features include: indoor/outdoor speakers, Fleetwood sliding doors, paid off solar roof, custom rainwater system, energy-efficient appliances, outdoor dining area w/antique limestone fountain, and mature landscaping. Located in the vibrant Sawtelle neighborhood, you'll enjoy easy access to an array of trendy cafes, dining options, boutique shopping, and close proximity to the new Google headquarters. Crafted with the utmost attention to detail, this residence offers a truly exceptional living experience where tranquility and elegance converge.
