Los Angeles’s dramatic setting, Mediterranean climate, and out-door lifestyle have long attracted creative individuals to its diverse neighborhoods. The residents profiled in City of Angels repre-sent an eclectic mix of film producers and directors, artists, pho-tographers, collectors, architects, interior designers, musicians, and bohemians living happily in houses designed by renowned architects, interior designers, and garden designers, including Lloyd Wright, Rudolph Schindler, Richard Neutra, John Lautner, Harold Levitt, Rex Lotery, Peter Dunham, David Netto, Waldo Fernandez, Cliff Fong, Madeline Stuart, Mark D. Sikes, Mark Haddawy, Kulapat Yantrasast, Suzanne Rheinstein, and Michael S. Smith.

Author Jennifer Ash Rudick leads an insider’s tour of more than twenty-five houses, bungalows, artists’ studios, and art-filled compounds that feature the best of the city’s architecture and interior design. The versatile Firooz Zahedi, a long-time L.A. resi-dent, has photographed extraordinary gardens, Silver Lake bun-galows, Beverly Hills pool houses, mid-century apartments, and even a private tea house in multiple districts of this sprawling city. We journey to Malibu to visit Kelly Wearstler’s beach house before venturing into the Santa Monica Mountains to tour Hutton Wilkinson’s exotic ranch. City of Angels captures the irresistible allure of Pamela Shamshiri’s mid-century modern Schindler house and an extraordinarily sited Pacific Palisades villa deco-rated by Oliver Furth. We head high into the Hollywood Hills to explore John Lautner’s vertigo-inducing modernist Garcia House before descending to the calm of Richard Shapiro’s overgrown gardens surrounding a magnificent neoclassical pool pavilion.

The houses and gardens featured in City of Angels offer a rich mix of quirkiness, elegance, glitz, and Hollywood pizazz. The effect is unforgettable—much like Los Angeles itself.

FIROOZ ZAHEDI was born in Tehran, Iran. After moving to the United States, he became a photographer for Interview magazine and later Vanity Fair. His work has appeared in Vogue, GQ, Town & Country, Glamour, Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and House Beautiful, and his portraits, fine-art photographs, and collages have been exhibited in prominent galleries and museums around the world. He is the author and photographer of My Elizabeth, a memoir of and homage to his dear friend Elizabeth Taylor. Firooz and his wife divide their time between their homes in Los Angeles, New York, and Palm Beach.

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JENNIFER ASH RUDICK is an author and editor who has spent many years visiting and working in Los Angeles. She is the author of Palm Beach Chic and Out East: Houses and Gardens of the Hamptons and a contributing editor to Veranda magazine. She has written for national publications, including the Washington Post, W, and Town & Country. With Maysles Films, she produced the Emmy-nominated documentary Iris, Albert Maysles’s penulti-mate film, and she directed and produced Dinner En Blanc. She lives in New York City and Southampton, N.Y.

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Los Angeles’s dramatic setting, Mediterranean climate, and outdoor lifestyle have long attracted creative individuals to its diverse neighborhoods. The residents profiled in City of Angels (Vendome, October, $75) represent an eclectic mix of film producers and directors, artists, photographers, collectors, architects, interior designers, musicians, and bohemians living happily in houses designed by renowned architects, interior designers, and garden designers, including Lloyd Wright, Rudolph Schindler, Richard Neutra, John Lautner, Harold Levitt, Rex Lotery, Peter Dunham, David Netto, Waldo Fernandez, Cliff Fong, Madeline Stuart, Mark D. Sikes, Mark Haddawy, Kulapat Yantrasast, Suzanne Rheinstein, and Michael S. Smith.

Author Jennifer Ash Rudick leads an insider’s tour of more than twenty-five houses, bungalows, artists’ studios, and art-filled compounds that feature the best of the city’s architecture and inte-rior design. The versatile Firooz Zahedi, a long-time L.A. resident, has photographed extraordinary gardens, Silver Lake bungalows, Beverly Hills pool houses, mid-century apartments, and even a pri-vate teahouse in multiple districts of this sprawling city.

Readers journey to Malibu to visit Kelly Wearstler’s beach house before venturing into the Santa Monica Mountains to tour Hutton

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Wilkinson’s exotic ranch. City of Angels captures the irresistible allure of Pamela Shamshiri’s mid-century modern Schindler house and a sensitively restored and expanded Richard Neutra house in Santa Monica. Readers head high into the Hollywood Hills to explore John Lautner’s vertigo-inducing modernist Garcia House before descending to the calm of Richard Shapiro’s overgrown gardens surrounding a magnificent neoclassical pool pavilion.

The houses and gardens featured in City of Angels offer a rich mix of quirkiness, elegance, glitz, and Hollywood pizazz. The effect is unforgettable—much like Los Angeles itself.

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORSFirooz Zahedi was born in Tehran, Iran. After moving to the Unit-ed States, he became a photographer for Interview magazine and lat-er Vanity Fair. His work has appeared in Vogue, GQ, Town & Country, Glamour, Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and House Beautiful, and his portraits, fine-art photographs, and collages have been exhibited in prominent galleries and museums around the world. He is the author and photographer of My Elizabeth, a memoir of and homage to his dear friend Elizabeth Taylor. Firooz and his wife divide their time between their homes in Los Angeles, New York, and Palm Beach.

Jennifer Ash Rudick is an author and editor who has spent many years visiting and working in Los Angeles. She is the author of Palm Beach Chic and Out East: Houses and Gardens of the Hamptons and a con-tributing editor to Veranda magazine. She has written for national pub-lications, including the Washington Post, W, and Town & Country. With Maysles Films, she produced the Emmy-nominated documentary Iris, Albert Maysles’s penultimate film, and she directed and produced Din-ner En Blanc. She lives in New York City and Southampton, N.Y.

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Correction: It has come to the attention of Vendome Press that certain statements in the chapter, “Lyrical Beauty” (pp 227–245) contained in the book, City of Angels: Houses and Gardens of Los Angeles by Firooz Zahedi and Jennifer Ash Rudick, are incorrect. The original chapter inadvertently attributed certain interior design work performed by Michael S. Smith to Oliver Furth. Mr. Smith was the interior designer of record, commissioned by the homeowner to be responsible for the conception and execution of the residence in collaboration with architect Oscar Shamamian of Ferguson & Shamamian. Mr. Shamamian recently wrote to Vendome that:

The interior design for the house depicted in “Lyrical Beauty” was conceived and executed, from beginning to end, by Michael S. Smith. Michael and I collaborated on this house from 2002 through its installation three years later.

Mr. Smith is acknowledged as the designer of the residence, though Mr. Furth subsequently worked closely with the homeowner to redesign certain rooms, the garden, and exterior spaces not featured in City of Angels, and also refreshed some elements of rooms depicted in “Lyrical Beauty.” The misattributions have now been identified and proper credit for the design will be published in any future printings.

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