Renovated Mid-Century View Home | 2210 Cielo Place, Arcadia
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2020
- The Frandsen House, 1960, Lynn Maudlin. This gated private Mid-Century compound wraps around a stunning pool. The dramatic angles of the architecture contrast against the natural setting with expansive views. Original stained glass flanks the uniquely angled front door. Aggregate rock walkways and decorative brick walls continue indoors. Dramatic pitched rooflines and vaulted ceilings rest upon walls of glass that bathe each room in natural light. The renovation enhances the home’s abundant original details. Upgrades include a cook’s kitchen, marble quartz countertops, stainless steel Wolf appliances, LED recessed lighting, solar, Milgard and Fleetwood windows and doors, designer fixtures and hardware, new oak plank floors, new roof, new electrical and HVAC, automatic landscape lighting and irrigation, alarm system, new pool equipment, Nest thermostat and doorbell, and more. Located in The Highlands with top rated schools and close to quaint downtown Sierra Madre.
For Sale $1,795,000
2210 Cielo Place
Arcadia, CA, 91016
Maureen Erbe & Henry Blackham
626.622.1112 | 626.825.2912
maureen@erbeblackham.com | henry@erbeblackham.com
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This was my Aunt and Uncles house. Wonderful memories. The first time I fell in love with a house. Still my dream home standard.
This is a dream home! Love everything about it. Must be bittersweet for you to see it.
How do the upgrades compare with the way it was when your relatives lived there? It is a beautiful house.
This would have been a much more interesting video if they were to get rid of that weird old woman.
I have never fallen in love with house until I saw this one........WOW!!!.......The privacy .....yet full of light aspects of this house is my dream....
1:58 - I love that bathroom! Updated but with original tiles - so respectful to the house. And the windows!
Love a white mid century house with lots of glass and views.Also nice big pool.
Lots of glass? Not in Texas! Hail any time during spring and fall.
I look at a lot of luxury homes and mansions and I have to say, this is one of the most beautiful homes I've ever seen. The stained glass at the entry and all the architectural details are amazing. I'm blown away by the bedroom and the tile and other details in the bathroom. And, the window above the sink in the kitchen with the panoramic breathtaking view, I'm in love with this home. I'm not usually a fan of stark white, but in here, it's fitting. I would purchase this home in a heartbeat if I could and I am sold on Mid-Century architecture. Bravo to the designer!
My sentiments exactly ....Especially your first sentence.
Most beautiful house, yes!
Absolutely gorgeous
I run up this area every week, and it’s a beautiful area with Mountain View. Very peaceful and quite
I love it.
One of the best video viewings and commentary.
I agree
The updates compliment and fit right in with this design. All those windows though. California probably doesn't get a lot of hail storms, if any. All that glass wouldn't be a good idea in Texas or Oklahoma, as there are a lot of hail storms.
Stunning!
Wow! I'm blown away
Amazing home!!!
Stunning.
Gorgeous!
looks so good!!!
Beautifully set in nature
Stunning home situated on a precise that provides the owner or guests with spectacular vistas.
Glass, tile and patios ❤️
I’m in love.
Thank you
Great presentation video! No door on the master bedroom? I'm guessing this home is for those without kids.
Why paint the brick and stone wall!? (Why!?😤)…. Whoever renovated (and ruined) this Beautiful mid century masterpiece should never be allowed to touch another mid century modern home😡
I like it a lot
She's a beauty
I was just saying those are low overheads as she walked towards the door. *Good thing there are vaulted ceilings inside.*
@1:00, 😱 Tell me there isn't a steep drop. Beautiful kitchen with simple flat front cabinetry, but I feel that the waterfall worktop is so overdone. Overall, it's a beautiful home.
My husband’s father’s best friend was the architect! And he is named after him.
Pure
this house in all white is not midcentury this house in all white is post modern....
MCM had natural wood stains, natural stone, and usually earthy, natural colors. Once you take out the natural elements and color it stops being MCM and becomes simply “modern”.
@@scofieldvictoria
Likewise the idiotic removal of the kitchen wall. Who wants to stare at a damn refrigerator while you're hanging in the living room?
Too much white paint for me. At least they didn't do the ugly black thing with heavy black window frames, door handles, light fixtures, hinges, knobs and faucets. It's such a cheesy look.
I'm amazed that they were able to retain the bathroom tile. Old bathrooms are usually the most run down rooms in old houses.
@@scofieldvictoria Mid century modern is about introducing color through everything and working it together well and attractive
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Woods of rich values from burnt orange to sapphire purple, strong stones with rich flavors of color from ice green to ember-coal black sometimes with speckles of shiny shimmery shapes in the stone, other times an entire pattern. Carpeting to Pillows would be bright and vibrant, not cliche as in those retro pink and blue idea people are stuck thinking the 1950s had in homes, but dark warm rich colors like Garnet red to dark channel green.
Bricks were a high contender just the same adding a peachy pink to your wall face or fireplace, or a darker richer red/orange. Windows casted light, sometimes in a variety of colors and if you were in cahoots with Comfort Tiffany you could
Master bedroom not having a door, is that common for mid century style?
We only saw the master. How many total bedrooms and baths?
I love a white interior, but I hope they didn't paint over the brick and wood during this renovation.
Ummmmmm, you can literally be guaranteed that they did. I abhor the cancer of cloned white on white on white on white interiors that will most hopefully go away tomorrow. This house originally had depth, color, interest and texture for sure.
@@greeneyedwarlock882 exactly. Now its perfect for a modern millennials "vintage' taste.
They did 😢
As a “millennial” who loves REAL MCM and vintage/retro things and whose parents are Baby Boomers it hurts my soul
The architecture is beautiful. I hate that they painted over all the original brick and wood trim. It looks like any brand new house now. As a purist it makes me sad.
@@chrisallen7911
Painting over the original surfaces should be done only as a last resort; when the finishes are irreversably discolored or degraded. And with colors approximating the original appearance or appropriate to the time they were built.
Is this the sabe house as the movie Big Eyes?
Muy linda desde panama pero me no muestran los planos
this is nice but why show me new renovation like keep it original 1960... whats with these new hgtv beds ew. At least they kept the tile in the bathroom.
one martini too many and off your go from that back cliff, not dog or kid friendly with no yard space, other than that the house is fantastic
Yes, you are right...drinking will kill you....a single life without kids, is the best...after you have collected the life incurance...you are firering up my imagination...thank you
How much did this sell for?
1.7 million...USD
That's a LOT of white...
Earthquake central???!
The house is stunning, but I lived in California for 40 yrs.yes earthquake central. I wonder if the house is on bed rock or rock and soil? Despite what people think of California it is one of the most beautiful states in the union. It’s the government, like here in Florida that makes them ugly.
I wish the floors weren’t quite so orange in colour…
Happy you kept the original tile in the bathrooms. But, disagree the the "updated" kitchen compliments the rest of this beautiful MCM home. Sorry, I loath these contemporary kitchens.
Agreed. Big disgrace to modernism.
@@marcusbrown1767 I think “disgrace” is a bit of a harsh and perhaps inappropriate word choice here.
Loath?
@@misterhot9163 not remotely. They have no sense of what mid century means, deep lovely unsaturated reds and Turkish blues, garden pelk green sofas with reddened dark pillows, always complimented with a warm vibrant colored and patterned carpet. White used to be the refrence for exterior in some buildings, with a warm gentle spaced mid century estate contrasting although many houses facades had color as well. Elegant lamps, fascinating fridges from Frigidaire to hot point, their 1955 Oldsmobile or 1948 Desoto outside in the driveaway, with magnificent tree and lawn sorrounding all cut and trimmed neatly which was ordinated at the time. Those were the great days, poise and statue, mature formal choices, and common sense which is at a short straw today.
@@artdecotimes2942 When you grow up in a mid century home you get really tired of how dated and blah the materials can actually become. Most mid century homes of this era were not architecturally significant nor do they even come close to landmark status. Some even border on parody. White paint can hide all kinds of past baggage. I'd would rather live in this updated home than to be sentenced to living in a time capsule from that era.
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It's shame its located in CA not somewhere else.
Kitchen remodel is not unique at all. The furnishings are DWR replicas. Where are the scandi masters of Finn Juhl and Arne Jacobson. Home is just a contemporary home perfect for purely a real estate sale. Toobad.
Agreed. I also don’t like that all the brick, walls and ceilings are painted white. Would be nice to see some exposed wood and brick for some warmth
Bet this costs a few pennys comments are brutal.
Ugh i hate that white marble swirl that is becoming popular for counter tops
cute house WRONG STATE N SMALL YARD not worth it
And they RUINED IT GENERATION FAIL DESTROYING WHAT A REAL MID CENTURY HOME IS. I Do real estate and I specialize in mid century home as well as the different eras and styles that make up a mid century home.
The owners absolute ruined this house in their renovation. Painted stamped block, no wood accents, all white walls, it looks like a builder’s cheap imitation of a mid century home. They completely stripped this house of all the mid century details that give a mid century home it’s warmth and charm.
Its all white. Too much. I wish they would have kept some of the original woodwork and brickwork. A mid century kitchen should have wood cabinets with white countertops. Everything white is so overdone and going out of style.
It's no longer midcentury, kitchen is contemporary. Big disgrace to modernism.otherwise this property was dandy.
I am so blessed to live in a 1959 Texas midmod and let me just say as much as I love it, I would be thrilled to have the updates they put into their home! I am all about preserving the aesthetic but I still have to live and cook and function in this dollhouse!!
@@lesliebooth2833 The materials used in the kitchen don't suit the home.
@@shaun2435 perhaps though they suit the homeowner ever thought of that! Not your circus NOT your monkey business just enjoy the beauty of the home and property and keep your uninvited opinion to yourself is what I’m sure the home owner would likely want to say to you !
@@lesliebooth2833 I'd say dear that you ought to repair a few pieces, doll house is not what the working investments would want to hear in 1959, and if it still works, I'd say you truly need to keep it with a kiss of youth if that phrase still retains?
@@artdecotimes2942 Ha! I LOVE that phrase!! Well, teacher retirement does not equate to doing any of those expensive extensive updates so the kiss of youth is starting to look a bit more mature! I do try to retain the original and in fact had to replace the pink toilet and was blessed to find an exact old new one for next to nothing when an old lumber yard went out of business. I agree about the materials not suiting and having seen so many blogs on preserving midmod, I know it’s possible to replicate the aesthetic with a little effort and research. My problem is budget-doesn’t look like that was an issue for these folks but ultimately who knows?
Why did you paint the brick? Yuck!
That kitchen is boring.
They completely destroyed the midcentury charm :(
Impeccable restoration? People on their phones inside through one shot, and that revolting baby effect music you have displayed to "show off the house"...really what is this a damn circus for you all. 2021 will never understand the past, just what the internet provides for them because we are too stuck with our phones to make our own decision to see if something is right "oh better ask google".
The kitchen makes me sad