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"John Pawson&amp;#39;s Majestic Minimalism in L.A.\nThe British architect designs a California house where clutter is nowhere to be found. The result? Surprisingly personal\nThe top floor of the house, offering views of the Pacific, is clad in stucco. At left, a terrace off the living room has a trellis-style railing of red cedar; below, on the lowest level, is a windowed play area.\nA cove lighting installation by Isometrix highlights the table and an adjacent staircase.\nThe double-height dining room. The floors here and throughout the house are of random-width oak.\nArchitect John Pawson designed this Los Angeles house for Ellen and Andrew Hauptman; Jonathan Bell handled the landscape design, and Alexandra and Michael Misczynski of Atelier AM assisted Pawson with the decor. The dwelling consists of two slim and stately boxes, one cantilevered over the other; an additional level is partly hidden below ground.\nA nighttime view of the double-height dining room; the table and chairs were custom made.\nOak cabinetry in the kitchen complements the La Cornue range and Caesarstone sink; the sink fittings are by Dornbracht.\nGrouped with a Pawson-designed low table in the family room are B\u00F8rge Mogensen leather chairs and a custom-made sofa covered in a Loro Piana linen-cashmere.\nAn understated study, featuring a sofa by Pawson covered in a Rubelli linen from Donghia, Christian Liaigre table lamps, and Ren\u00E9 Gabriel chairs.\nA Poul Kj\u00E6holm PK24 chaise longue and a Serge Mouille standing lamp in an alcove.\nIn the master bedroom, a Eugene Printz writing desk from Galerie Dutko is at the window; Sam Kasten wove fabrics for the headboard, the pillows, and the wall coverings; the curtain fabric is a Rogers &amp;amp; Goffigon wool.\nThe master bathroom&amp;#39;s sink vanity spans a windowed alcove.\nA Waterworks tub with Dornbracht fittings looks onto a courtyard featuring an outdoor shower, a hot tub, and a fire pit.\nThe terrace off the kitchen is paved with honed Halila stone, inset with flush deck lighting; Pawson designed the teak table.\nChaise longues and side tables by Christian Liaigre populate a deck overlooking the infinity-edge pool."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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