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21 ABOVE: The dramatic knife-edge pool, illuminated with color-changing LED lights, is undoubtedly one of the most striking, wow factors, as it hugs every curve of the home. It is virtually a kinetic work of art connecting earth and sky and the interior with the exterior. One can quite literally step from the living area through a sliding wall of glass and into the water. FACING ABOVE: Perched in the exclusive Bird Streets neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills, the 6,000-square-foot Bluejay residence was completely re-imagined to maximize the site's sweeping Los Angeles views while reflecting the homeowner's trendsetting lifestyle. The open-plan great room includes a living area and a long wraparound bar that is made for communal seating and entertaining. Behind the bar, a vertical stainless steel wine refrigerator extends all the way to the ceiling, thus providing a seamless way to solve for the lack of a wine room in the home. The LED lighting underneath the countertops echoes the mood of the pool yet again uniting the indoor and outdoor spaces. Photographs courtesy of Dean Larkin Design Designed by Altus Architecture + Design, Minneapolis, MN, Page 341 Details ABOVE: The dramatic knife-edge pool, illuminated with color-changing LED lights, is undoubtedly one of the most striking, wow factors, as it hugs every curve kinetic work of art connecting earth and sky and the interior with the exterior. One can quite literally step from the living area through a sliding wall of glass and FACING ABOVE: Perched in the exclusive Bird Streets neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills, the 6,000-square-foot Bluejay residence was completely re-imagined sweeping Los Angeles views while reflecting the homeowner's trendsetting lifestyle. The open-plan great room includes a living area and a long wraparound seating and entertaining. Behind the bar, a vertical stainless steel wine refrigerator extends all the way to the ceiling, thus providing a seamless way to solve for home. The LED lighting underneath the countertops echoes the mood of the pool yet again uniting the indoor and outdoor spaces. FACING PAGE BOTTOM: While the property sits directly on the street, a walled-in entry sequence creates a sense of drama and privacy while setting the tone limestone pathway, lit from underneath, appears to be floating as it entrancingly guides the way to the front door. Photographs courtesy of Dean Larkin Design Designed by Jaque Bethke Design, Scottsdale, AZ, page 365 Scan or click this QR code to view a video tour of this home designed by Altus Architecture + Design

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