Laxmi Nivas brings striking modernity to the Hindu concept of Vastu, which aims to integrate architecture with nature through geometric patterns and directional alignments. The home sprawls symmetrically across an elongated radius, seen most clearly in the curved hallways and illuminated by sliding walls of glass.
46
total positions
3100
Glass square
footage
8311
Square foot
home
Location
Los Angeles, CA
A 40′ wide, 10′ tall bi-parting hidden track Slide that pockets fully into both walls for a stunning transformation of the main room into a boundless space. The living area and kitchen feature dark, modern finishes that pull sunlight inside and channel attention through the opening.
Corner-opening on an integrated hidden track, this primary bedroom wall opens up to a shared balcony for access to the California breeze and lounge area. Above the glass, a wooden-finished ceiling runs up flush to the header for a seamless integration, and warm accent. Below, two separate flooring materials blend inside the track removing the need for footwear.
A 40′ wide, 10′ tall bi-parting hidden track Slide that pockets fully into both walls for a stunning transformation of the main room into a boundless space. The living area and kitchen feature dark, modern finishes that pull sunlight inside and channel attention through the opening.
Corner-opening on an integrated hidden track, this primary bedroom wall opens up to a shared balcony for access to the California breeze and lounge area. Above the glass, a wooden-finished ceiling runs up flush to the header for a seamless integration, and warm accent. Below, two separate flooring materials blend inside the track removing the need for footwear.
