Located in Old Las Palmas, this 1970 home was originally designed by Arthur Elrod and renovated in 2016 by iD Group. The Los Angeles based build and design firm kept iconic features of the house such as the original cedar peck panelling seen throughout the home and furniture designed by Elrod himself.
Couch by Elrod, painting by Regis Bouvier de Cachard which is from Frank Sinatra’s office in the 1960s, orange chair by Adrian Pearseall.
Classical mid-century bar by Jeff Vance with original bar chairs by Milo Baughman.
Knoll Tulip Table with painting by Francesco Clemente by 1995, pastel on paper.
Hallway featuring original cedar peck wood designed by Elrod.
Pool chairs by Woodard with outdoor design by iD Group.
Couch by Elrod, painting by Regis Bouvier de Cachard which is from Frank Sinatra’s office in the 1960s, orange chair by Adrian Pearseall.
Blue swivel poofs in manner of Elrod with Sam Durant’s Proposal for a Monument to Huey Newton at Alameda County Courthouse in the background made in 2004 in Oakland, CA with bronze, stainless steel, and concrete.
Original photography of Lloyd Vance, grandfather of Jeff Vance, bartending at a bar in Hollywood in the 1940s hanging up in original bar by Jeff Vance.
Mike Kelley’s Light - Time - Space Modulator hanging in hallway.
Orange espresso cups by Lagardo Tackett.
Outdoor pavilion designed by iD Group.
Kiana hates writing bios. What she would want you to know about her could be boiled down to a few key facts. She: is an avid antiquer, is on her computer 110% of the time, curates her living room, types 90 words per minute, can point out fonts in the wild, and is a lover of road trips. She is currently a student at Parsons School of Design, studying Communication Design with a focus in branding.
