Medit 10 — Bohemian Spanish Revival Filming Location in Silver Lake with Pool Courtyard

Medit 10 is a Silver Lake filming location with real presence: a Spanish Revival Mediterranean home wrapped around a long pool courtyard, with interiors that feel layered, romantic and a little theatrical. Vaulted volume, saturated color, carved antiques, chandeliers, Persian rugs, religious statuary and taxidermy give productions a world that already feels dressed, while the larger rooms still leave space for camera movement, performance and portrait work.

Rooms With Scale, Color and Camera Depth

The double-height yellow hall is the natural centerpiece of the house. Its exposed-timber coffered ceiling, chandeliers, dark wainscoting, stone fireplace and tall arched windows create an early-20th-century European mood, while the broad wood floor stays open enough for full-length framing and lateral camera moves. It is especially strong for a music video, with a clear central floor, strong symmetry and multiple lighting heights. From there, the house keeps giving you connected views rather than isolated rooms. Arched openings, curtains and aligned doorways let the camera find layers into crimson, turquoise and celadon spaces. One salon has a gridded ceiling and arched French doors; another places a fireplace between tall windows, carved cabinets and the taxidermied bear. The narrower corridors are strong for axial shots, and the larger sitting rooms can play wider around freestanding furniture, with chandeliers and sconces available as warm practicals.

Pool Courtyard, Stucco Architecture and Garden Light

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. Shooting down the pool’s long axis gives you a clean, symmetrical hero frame of the central façade, while reverse angles bring in hedges, mature trees and the exterior brick stair with iron railings. The white garden room has some of the softest, brightest natural light on the property, with French doors on three sides bringing in lateral cross-light across the seating area. When the direct sun moves off, the pale ceiling continues to bounce a gentler ambient light, and the wall fixtures can work as warm practicals. Around the pool court, open overhead daylight gives way to shaded thresholds and arcades for closer setups, with a small enclosed patio and blue-gray French doors offering a quieter exterior look.

Grounds, Arrival and Production Flow

Beyond the courtyard, the property opens into a large sloping lawn shaded by mature oaks and conifers. A curving hillside path moves past stone edging, dense planting and citrus trees, giving productions a way to leave the architecture and stay in a private, green setting. Another garden area has a looser rustic feel, with weathered walls, lavender and metal seating for a more informal exterior frame. The curved driveway leads to a broad gravel parking court among tall trees, which gives this filming location a practical arrival and staging point away from the main interiors. Productions planning access and permit coordination can work with FilmLA before shooting at the Silver Lake property. From the hillside and view-facing patios, the outlook stretches across residential greenery to the Downtown Los Angeles skyline, so the house can move from intimate furnished rooms to poolside architecture, garden paths and city-scale establishing shots within one location.