US EditionA Ceramicist Restored This Midcentury L.A. Gem Down to the 1950s Bathroom Sinks
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A Ceramicist Restored This Midcentury L.A. Gem Down to the 1950s Bathroom Sinks
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Tucked into the hills of Los Angeles’s Topanga Canyon, set back from a winding road among colossal boulders and mature oak trees, is a low-slung home clad in concrete and old-growth redwood. Designed in the 1950s by architect William Earl Wear for George R. and Jean E. Anderson, the structure is actually just one of three buildings in a little com…
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