Inspired by the dark, natural beauty of Hawaii, this one-of-a-kind modern residence brings together bold architecture, volcanic materials, and lush tropical surroundings in the heart of Studio City. Spanning more than 5,500 square feet with five bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths, the home is defined by charred Shou Sugi Ban wood, black lava stone, expansive glass, warm oak, and natural plaster. The interiors are intentionally restrained, allowing the architecture and surrounding landscape to take center stage. A 24-foot skylight floods the center of the home with natural light and frames a dramatic living planter within the kitchen, while the main living spaces open directly to an expansive garden setting with dense tropical greenery, integrated planters, a koi pond, and resort-style pool. The private primary suite, generous ensuite bedrooms, and dedicated media room create a series of intimate spaces within the larger open layout. Located south of Ventura Boulevard and moments from Harvard-Westlake, Erewhon, Sportsmen's Lodge, and Studio City's dining and shopping, the property feels worlds away while remaining close to everything.

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