Architect: Originally designed in 1949 by renowned architect Richard Neutra.

Project: Private Residence

Originally designed in 1949 by renowned architect Richard Neutra, the Wilkins House in Los Angeles is a rare embodiment of Neutra’s vision for a perfect home of the time. With its expansive glass walls, redwood ceilings, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, this home is a testament to modernist design.⁠
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Model and designer Elsa Hosk has infused the space with her personal touch, blending sculptural design pieces, soft textures, and translucent creamy floor-to-ceiling curtains that enhance the natural light and serene atmosphere and clean architectural lines. The result is a harmonious blend of heritage and contemporary timeless elegance.⁠

Images are kindly shared by Elsa Hosk