34 Interior Design Photos vs. $7 Million Luxury Modern Wood Celebrity Home in Los Angeles

Where: Los Angeles, CA
What: Tour this luxury house in HD video as we highlight pluses of exterior & interior design with 34 photos
Style: Modern & contemporary with inspiring interior decorating

34 Interior Design Photos vs. $7 Million Luxury Modern Wood Celebrity Home in Los Angeles

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A bold and boxy contemporary home in the fashionable, hipster-favored Silver Lake area of Los Angeles, owned by showbiz polymath Mark Duplass and actor Katie Aselton, has hit the market with an asking price of $6.75 million.

Designed by eminently respected L.A.-based architect Barbara Bestor, and completed in 2006, the redwood, stucco and glass architectural presides over a generous, one-third-acre parcel just above the reservoir for which the artsy neighborhood takes it name. The Aselton-Duplasses snapped up the property about five-and-a-half years ago for almost $4.45 million from British film producer Callum Greene, whose impressive credits include “Lost in Translation” and the “Pacific Rim” franchise.

The Aselton-Duplasses’ three-story, L-shaped home has a total of five bedrooms and five full and two half bathrooms throughout almost 7,300 square feet of clean-lined space done up in a high-end, vaguely 1970s boho-chic fashion with pedigreed furniture, imported rugs and designer lighting. Clad in tongue-and-groove redwood planks, the spacious, not-quite-square living room is anchored by a simple but imposing masonry fireplace, and the dining room is highlighted by a delicate, abstract wall mural.

Arranged around a large island with terrazzo (or terrazzo-style) counters, premium-quality culinary equipment and a convenient walk-in pantry, the kitchen flows easily in to an informal dining area and family room.

Large windows fill the space with light, and glass sliders allow for an easy transition to a covered dining terrace with outdoor fireplace. A small but voluminous library just off the living room sports a built-in aquarium and leads to a couple of cozily proportioned private offices, while, at the opposite end of the house, beyond the family room, a game’s room opens to the backyard.

Duplass, writer, director producer of the recently canceled HBO series “Room 104” and a 2018 Emmy winner as an executive producer of the Netflix true-crime docu-series “Wild Wild Country,” and Aselton, set to appear opposite Jeffrey Dean Morgan in the upcoming supernatural triller “Shrine,” previously owned a 1940s hillside hacienda in the Los Feliz area of L.A.