Completed one year before he took on the publisher’s mantle of arts + architecture, Entenza’s first house evokes the Bauhaus as much as it inspires the magazines later Case Study series. Conceived as a concise living machine of great room, bedroom and kitchen, the structure and drive sweep in reverse curves to engage all guests and passersby. An award-winning restoration by architect Michael Folonis outfits the space in maple, concrete hearth & stainless kitchen. Roof garden, deck, bath & workroom. Available furnished. As reviewed recently in Echoes ‘size doesn’t matter when it comes to trophies.’
John Entenza House, 1937
