Set in Hollywood Hills, Modern 335 is a single-story contemporary modern house built around broad interior sightlines and a pool terrace overlooking the mountains and city basin. As an event venue, its open plan and color-changing pink and blue lighting suit polished product launches, private receptions and celebratory dinners that benefit from a clean modern setting and direct terrace connections.
Open-Plan Modern Interiors
The main living space is long and uncluttered, with a low white ceiling, recessed fixtures and glossy white tile that reflects daylight and colored light. A white sectional anchors the center while the living room, galley kitchen and glass dining table remain visually connected, giving a gathering a bright flow from one area to the next. Zebra-grain wood lower cabinets, a wood-paneled fireplace wall and black-framed sliding doors add warmth and contrast to the polished white rooms.
Pool Terrace And Mountain Views
Outside, a curved modern pool sits close to the house, with pale concrete decking, lounge chairs and a raised furnished deck beneath mature trees. Linear grass joints lead across another terrace toward a long fire trough set against the open mountain and city view. Sliding glass doors create direct transitions between the terrace and several rooms, making the outdoor setting well suited to a private reception that moves between the interiors, pool edge and hillside outlook.
Evening Mood And Arrival
After dark, integrated pink and blue lighting changes the character of the property, while recessed ceiling fixtures, fireplace illumination and color-changing LED strips shape a more stylized evening atmosphere. A second lounge with a white sofa, dark shag rug, graphic artwork and guitar adds a compact music-room feel. At the front, the broad concrete motor court, attached black garage door and courtyard-style approach to glazed entry doors create a defined arrival sequence into the open interior.
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Set in Hollywood Hills, Modern 335 is a single-story contemporary modern house built around broad interior sightlines and a pool terrace overlooking the mountains and city basin. As an event venue, its open plan and color-changing pink and blue lighting suit polished product launches, private receptions and celebratory dinners that benefit from a clean modern setting and direct terrace connections.
Open-Plan Modern Interiors
The main living space is long and uncluttered, with a low white ceiling, recessed fixtures and glossy white tile that reflects daylight and colored light. A white sectional anchors the center while the living room, galley kitchen and glass dining table remain visually connected, giving a gathering a bright flow from one area to the next. Zebra-grain wood lower cabinets, a wood-paneled fireplace wall and black-framed sliding doors add warmth and contrast to the polished white rooms.
Pool Terrace And Mountain Views
Outside, a curved modern pool sits close to the house, with pale concrete decking, lounge chairs and a raised furnished deck beneath mature trees. Linear grass joints lead across another terrace toward a long fire trough set against the open mountain and city view. Sliding glass doors create direct transitions between the terrace and several rooms, making the outdoor setting well suited to a private reception that moves between the interiors, pool edge and hillside outlook.
Evening Mood And Arrival
After dark, integrated pink and blue lighting changes the character of the property, while recessed ceiling fixtures, fireplace illumination and color-changing LED strips shape a more stylized evening atmosphere. A second lounge with a white sofa, dark shag rug, graphic artwork and guitar adds a compact music-room feel. At the front, the broad concrete motor court, attached black garage door and courtyard-style approach to glazed entry doors create a defined arrival sequence into the open interior.
