Aaron Neubert, principal of ANX / Aaron Neubert Architects, knows how to blur the lines between warm and minimal effortlessly. You’ve probably seen his work at Ozu East Kitchen in Atwater Village. Or maybe you’ve read about his projects, Black Box and the Manifold House. And if you liked them, you’ll love the new modern home he just completed in Silver Lake that’s now for sale.
This multi-level home fits right into a neighborhood already renowned for some of the best modernist dwellings Los Angeles offers. (On this side of the hill alone, there’s William Kesling’s Vanderpool and Wilson House and the Allyn Morris Studio.)
Neubert teamed up with 4th and 5th generation builders, Westward, to construct the darkly clad dwelling sited on an upslope. They left the interior to Sidonie Loiseleux, who created a calming, minimalist aesthetic.
Listing agent Steve Clark says features include French Oak floors, a chef’s kitchen outfitted with floating shelves, Caeserstone countertops, Fisher & Paykel appliances, and a Bertazzoni gas range; built-in shelving, matte black fixtures, oversized windows, skylights, and Clé tile.
The open-concept living/dining room and the primary suite look out over the city below through floor-to-ceiling glass.
And just in case you ever get tired of dining at Botanica, L&E Oyster Bar, or Alimento, you can invite your friends over to hang out on the back patio with an outdoor kitchen and additional half bath. Or head up to the rooftop deck with some wine and take in the outstanding city views.