Los Angeles, United States
The Bernardi House is an architectural odyssey, a living sculpture perched upon a private Silver Lake hillside that commands arguably the greatest view in all of Los Angeles. Originally a 1917 Spanish duplex, the structure was radically reimagined by artist Fritz Haeg into a "cubic wrapper with cut corners," creating a vertical, rocket-like silhouette. The exterior, finished in a specialized white stucco infused with mica dust, glistens under the California sun, while the interior logic unfolds as a sensory journey of color and form. This celebrated residence, featured in the pages of The New York Times, Dwell, and Architektur & Wohnen, offers a seamless synthesis of 1920s romanticism and avant-garde modernism.
Each level of the home serves a distinct purpose, using a vibrant palette—from sun-drenched orange and yellow communal spaces to grounded, muted blue and cedar-toned private quarters. Haeg’s design dissolves the boundaries between the home and the rugged landscape, integrating the outdoors through circular windows and a central, lush solarium featuring simulated rain and tropical flora. Re-polished and refurbished in 2025, the house invites guests to inhabit a space where hand-carved wooden built-ins and "rock formation" seating emerge organically from the walls, providing a truly one-of-a-kind living experience in the heart of the city’s creative pulse.
City Area 
Impressive Views 
Rare Stay 
Stunning Pool 
Spa The property is a "thoroughly original" mutation of a classic 1920s Spanish box. Gutted to its studs and reconstructed into a three-story contemporary masterpiece, it draws inspiration from neighboring modernist landmarks by R.M. Schindler. It balances the romantic volume of Spanish architecture with the sculptural precision and verticality of 21st-century modernism.
Los Angeles, United States
Experience the pinnacle of Silver Lake living in this 2,210 sq. ft. villa designed by the renowned Fritz Haeg. Featured in the NY Times and Dwell, The Bernardi House is celebrated for offering the most spectacular panoramic views in Los Angeles, spanning from the Hollywood Sign to the Griffith Park Observatory.
The home is designed to comfortably host up to 6 guests with a versatile layout:
This "rocket-like" structure blends hillside nature with modern luxury. Located steps from Sunset Junction and the Reservoir, the home flows effortlessly toward a designer pool and hot tub, ensuring every moment is framed by the city's most iconic vistas.
