Modern 160 is a single-story mid-century modern event venue in Hollywood Hills, shaped by long walls of glass, low rooflines, deep overhangs and a clear pull toward the city views and infinity pool. Its connected living areas, kitchen and terrace suit a corporate gathering, product launch or private celebration that benefits from open interiors and a polished Hills setting.
The pool terrace pairs infinity-edge water with views across the Los Angeles basin and the downtown skyline far out on the horizon. Pale paving keeps the area clean and bright, while adjoining wood decks add warmth and texture. Glass railings preserve the view, and the dining, lounge and raised spa areas give gatherings several defined places to settle. A deep roof overhang provides shade beside the glass façade, and after dark the underwater pool lighting adds glow against the city lights.
Inside, the main living room has an open plan with a low, uninterrupted ceiling, broad seating areas and floor-to-ceiling city-facing glass. Daylight reaches deep into the space, with additional light from side windows and garden-facing glass; the roof overhang helps cut direct glare near the façade, while kitchen skylights and courtyard glazing bring in softer daylight away from the view wall. A monumental vein-cut stone fireplace anchors the room, set with a black firebox and dark stones against cream carpet, pale upholstery and light wood built-ins.
Open passages connect the living room to the bar, secondary seating areas and kitchen, where glossy dark cabinetry, black counters and a central island shift the tone. Just beyond it, a windowed dining nook pairs pale banquette seating with crisp white walls for a cleaner, quieter setting. The private rooms keep the same restrained design language, and outdoors the property continues into stepping stones through planted garden areas beside a pond, low concrete seating, mature trees and sculptural planting.
Modern 160 is a single-story mid-century modern event venue in Hollywood Hills, shaped by long walls of glass, low rooflines, deep overhangs and a clear pull toward the city views and infinity pool. Its connected living areas, kitchen and terrace suit a corporate gathering, product launch or private celebration that benefits from open interiors and a polished Hills setting.
The pool terrace pairs infinity-edge water with views across the Los Angeles basin and the downtown skyline far out on the horizon. Pale paving keeps the area clean and bright, while adjoining wood decks add warmth and texture. Glass railings preserve the view, and the dining, lounge and raised spa areas give gatherings several defined places to settle. A deep roof overhang provides shade beside the glass façade, and after dark the underwater pool lighting adds glow against the city lights.
Inside, the main living room has an open plan with a low, uninterrupted ceiling, broad seating areas and floor-to-ceiling city-facing glass. Daylight reaches deep into the space, with additional light from side windows and garden-facing glass; the roof overhang helps cut direct glare near the façade, while kitchen skylights and courtyard glazing bring in softer daylight away from the view wall. A monumental vein-cut stone fireplace anchors the room, set with a black firebox and dark stones against cream carpet, pale upholstery and light wood built-ins.
Open passages connect the living room to the bar, secondary seating areas and kitchen, where glossy dark cabinetry, black counters and a central island shift the tone. Just beyond it, a windowed dining nook pairs pale banquette seating with crisp white walls for a cleaner, quieter setting. The private rooms keep the same restrained design language, and outdoors the property continues into stepping stones through planted garden areas beside a pond, low concrete seating, mature trees and sculptural planting.