Rudolph Schindler’s Druckman House

Modernist architect Rudolph Schindler achieved the ultimate in utilitarianism at the Druckman House, making every inch count in the 1,662-square-foot residence in Outpost Estates.

Druckman House, 2764 Outpost (Julius Shulman/J. Paul Getty Trust)

To create the effect of spaciousness upon entry, the living and dining rooms are an open concept, illuminated by indirect lighting in the beamed ceiling. Downstairs, the two bedrooms and study are customized with built-in beds, desks, wardrobes, and shelves. The chimney serves dual fireplaces: one in the living room, the other to heat the outdoor patio.

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