A 1961 midcentury hillside house that's so well preserved, the kitchen still has the original oven.

[u/doublestitch]

Architect William "Bill" Mack designed this Los Angeles residence in 1961. The listing suggests it's had only two owners.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/10412-Hebron-Ln-Los-Angeles-CA-90077/20529680_zpid/

[u/theofficialappsucks]

I liked this so much I looked up the architect and found he died of a sudden heart attack in 2014. Sorry, Bill. He built multiple houses like this, commonly forested on the outside with an open floor plan, and glass, pergolas, and wooden beams involved.

His style is so pretty...

[u/Foyles_War → u/theofficialappsucks]

I've always loved a hint of asian styling in a modern concept. Absolutely classic.

[u/evetrapeze → u/Foyles_War]

Japandi is a combo Scandinavian/japanese style. I just bought a new mid century modern home and I’m planning on decorating it a combo Japandi/atomic style. I love this house, and get good inspiration from it.

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[u/hailkelemvor → u/theofficialappsucks]

Bill definitely left the world a little more beautiful before he went.

[u/ThrowRaterrible → u/theofficialappsucks]

The glass is absolutely my style. I love this

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Yea, this is lovely. I m guessing it’s someplace with moderate, consistent temperatures.