Medit 10 is a Silver Lake event venue with real presence: a Spanish Revival Mediterranean home wrapped around a long pool courtyard. Layered rooms with vaulted volume, saturated color, carved antiques, chandeliers, Persian rugs, religious statuary and taxidermy create a romantic, theatrical setting for gatherings. The property is well suited to a corporate reception, a product launch or a private dinner that moves between richly furnished interiors, poolside architecture and garden paths.
The double-height yellow hall is the natural centerpiece of the house, with an exposed-timber coffered ceiling, chandeliers, dark wainscoting, a stone fireplace and tall arched windows. Its broad wood floor and early-20th-century European mood give an event a strong central room. Around it, arched openings, curtains and aligned doorways connect crimson, turquoise and celadon spaces, so guests experience layered views rather than isolated rooms. One salon has a gridded ceiling and arched French doors; another places a fireplace between tall windows, carved cabinets and the taxidermied bear.
Outside, the long rectangular pool anchors a brick-paved courtyard enclosed on three sides by ochre stucco wings. Clay tile roofs, wrought-iron balconies, arched doors and the cylindrical stair tower give the exterior a clear Spanish Revival profile. The white garden room offers some of the softest, brightest natural light on the property, with French doors on three sides, a pale ceiling and wall fixtures for warm ambience. Around the pool court, open overhead daylight shifts into shaded thresholds and arcades, with a small enclosed patio and blue-gray French doors for a quieter exterior setting.
Beyond the courtyard, a large sloping lawn is shaded by mature oaks and conifers. A curving hillside path passes stone edging, dense planting and citrus trees, extending the event venue into a private, green setting, while another garden area has weathered walls, lavender and metal seating for a looser rustic feel. The curved driveway leads to a broad gravel court among tall trees, and hillside and view-facing patios look across residential greenery to the Downtown Los Angeles skyline.
Medit 10 is a Silver Lake event venue with real presence: a Spanish Revival Mediterranean home wrapped around a long pool courtyard. Layered rooms with vaulted volume, saturated color, carved antiques, chandeliers, Persian rugs, religious statuary and taxidermy create a romantic, theatrical setting for gatherings. The property is well suited to a corporate reception, a product launch or a private dinner that moves between richly furnished interiors, poolside architecture and garden paths.
The double-height yellow hall is the natural centerpiece of the house, with an exposed-timber coffered ceiling, chandeliers, dark wainscoting, a stone fireplace and tall arched windows. Its broad wood floor and early-20th-century European mood give an event a strong central room. Around it, arched openings, curtains and aligned doorways connect crimson, turquoise and celadon spaces, so guests experience layered views rather than isolated rooms. One salon has a gridded ceiling and arched French doors; another places a fireplace between tall windows, carved cabinets and the taxidermied bear.
Outside, the long rectangular pool anchors a brick-paved courtyard enclosed on three sides by ochre stucco wings. Clay tile roofs, wrought-iron balconies, arched doors and the cylindrical stair tower give the exterior a clear Spanish Revival profile. The white garden room offers some of the softest, brightest natural light on the property, with French doors on three sides, a pale ceiling and wall fixtures for warm ambience. Around the pool court, open overhead daylight shifts into shaded thresholds and arcades, with a small enclosed patio and blue-gray French doors for a quieter exterior setting.
Beyond the courtyard, a large sloping lawn is shaded by mature oaks and conifers. A curving hillside path passes stone edging, dense planting and citrus trees, extending the event venue into a private, green setting, while another garden area has weathered walls, lavender and metal seating for a looser rustic feel. The curved driveway leads to a broad gravel court among tall trees, and hillside and view-facing patios look across residential greenery to the Downtown Los Angeles skyline.