Description

In the coveted Silver Triangle of Studio City, within the sought-after Carpenter School District, a rare architectural statement emerges—a home where craftsmanship and artistry merge into a singular vision of California living. Designed and built by Studio Rob Diaz, this newly constructed residence unfolds across 5,000 square feet on an 11,058 square foot lot, with 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and an undeniable sense of presence. From the street, the orientation of shapes and textures hints at what lies within—an interplay of geometry and materiality executed with brilliance. A minimalist façade topped with Italian-imported terracotta roof tiles conceals an interior defined by warmth, restraint, and refinement. Inside, Belgian white oak floors and hand-finished Roman Clay walls soften the light that pours through soaring Euroline steel doors and floor-to-ceiling windows. Every surface is intentional, every line deliberate. Light itself is treated as art: Allied Maker pieces guide you through hallways, Roman & Williams illuminate the dining room and kitchen, Volker Haug accents the primary bedroom corridor, while the Apparatus Studio crowns the primary suite with sculptural fixtures above and in the spa-level bath. The chef’s kitchen is both centerpiece and sanctuary, anchored by Calacatta Paonazzo marble slabs, bespoke cabinetry, Spaces within hardware, Thermador appliances, a symphony of elegance and utility. The primary suite offers two private terraces, a spacious dressing room, and a bathroom where marble, dual showers, and a sculptural soaking tub invite ritual and repose. Additional amenities include a dedicated office, a wood-clad theater, Waterworks fixtures, integrated smart-home technology, Sonance in-wall speakers, EV charging, and solar panels. The exterior grounds mirror a private resort: a 50-foot black-bottom pool and spa stretch across cobblestone patios, while layered greenery and alfresco dining spaces deliver both seclusion and serenity. Perfectly positioned south of Ventura Boulevard, moments from Erewhon, The Shops at Sportsmen’s Lodge, Sugarfish, and the cafés of Tujunga Village, the home balances tranquility with accessibility. Outdoor lovers will appreciate Fryman Canyon nearby, while commuters benefit from swift access to the Westside, Hollywood, and Beverly Hills. The Hillslope estate is not just a home—it is a living composition of light, texture, and form that transforms everyday life into an experience of art.