Ed Ruscha’s Former L.A. Compound in Photos
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Fronted by a motor court and mural-clad garage, the residence features a total of four bedrooms and six baths in roughly 6,300 square feet.
The entrance features a modern take on the Dutch door.
Like most places in the home, the foyer is an ideal spot for displaying art.
The central great room.
The great room's oversized windows flank French doors opening out to the backyard.
The glass-encased dining room.
The dining room is warmed by a massive stone fireplace.
The skylight-capped eat-in kitchen.
The kitchen flows to a fireside lounge and breakfast nook.
The spacious bookshelf-lined library.
It too is anchored by a stone fireplace.
The primary bedroom.
The primary bath.
A guest bedroom.
The pool area.
A covered alfresco dining terrace.
A fire pit.
The cacti-laced grounds include a treehouse.
The detached guesthouse previously served as Ruscha's art studio.
There's also a separate meditation studio.
Inside the meditation studio.
