Lights, camera, Palm Springs vibes!
Nestled in the heart of Woodland Hills' Vista De Oro neighborhood, this single-story mid-century modern masterpiece is serving major Richard Neutra meets Frank Lloyd Wright realness. Custom-built in 2008, this gem is ready for its close-up, and trust me, it’s got range.

Space? Oh honey, there's plenty! The open floor plan stretches like a red carpet—perfect for your crew to do their thing. And if you're in the market for some seriously chic furnishings for your shoot, the owners run a mid-century modern gallery (we’re talking high-end, drool-worthy pieces). Need a statement chair to make that scene pop? They’ve got connections for days.

Designer flex alert: Piero Lissoni’s Mex Cube Sofa? Check. Guido Faleschini dining chairs? Yep. Cleo Baldon bar stools? Of course. A sprinkling of Roche Bobois just because? You bet. This place has so many A-list furniture names, you’ll feel like you’re hosting a Hollywood gala—without the awkward small talk.

Now let’s talk Primary Suite goals: floor-to-ceiling windows for that perfect light, an office area (because even creative geniuses need to answer emails), and a bath area that could make even the most camera-shy talent feel fabulous. And did we mention the private gym? Because yes, even your workout montage deserves style.

For the cozy takes, head to the Zen Den, where you’ll find a Mah Jong sofa, a TV, and aromatherapy vibes that would make any wellness influencer swoon.

Exterior shots? Prepare to be obsessed. Out back, you’ll find a sparkling swimming pool complete with a fountain and upper deck, all surrounded by trees and sleek Janus Et Cie furniture. Frank Lloyd Wright definitely had a hand in inspiring this modern, linear pool design, and trust me, your drone shots are about to level up. Add in multiple seating areas with Paola Lenti and Palermo pieces, and this set is serving all the summer daydreams your audience didn’t know they needed.

Whether you’re filming a sun-drenched scene or channeling laid-back mid-century luxury, this house is your blank canvas—and it’s ready to slay