Behind a discreet garden gate, Days of Being Los Feliz unfolds as a private sanctuary in the hills. Tall hedges create a quiet buffer from the city, offering privacy, calm, and the feeling of discovering a hidden residence.

A restored Spanish Revival home designed by Studio Paul Chan, where gardens, patios, and sunlit interiors blur together. The house is centered around indoor outdoor living, with spaces for gathering, slow mornings, and long evenings under the trees.

Vaulted ceilings, arched windows, and soft plaster walls frame a living room layered with custom furniture from Studio Paul Chan, collected artwork, and morning light filtering through the garden.

As daylight fades, the house transforms into a warmer rhythm of lamplight, textured walls, and quiet gatherings, designed for slow evenings, conversation, wine, and records.

A series of arched openings creates visual connections across the house, linking the living room, dining area, and kitchen while framing moments of art, furniture, and garden views beyond.

The house blends contemporary design pieces with collected vintage finds, including the Mario Bellini Le Bambole sofa, Noguchi Akari lighting, a custom Studio Paul Chan media console, Japanese antiques, and hand selected artwork.

Anchored by a custom dining table beneath an Ingo Maurer pendant, the dining room opens toward the garden and serves as the heart of the house, a place for shared meals, morning coffee, and long conversations.

Throughout the house, soft lighting, handcrafted objects, and small moments of stillness create spaces for reading, reflection, and slower evenings.

The kitchen connects the house from living room to breakfast nook, creating a warm center for cooking, gathering, and slow mornings with coffee and sunlight.

Centered around a Bertazzoni Professional Series gas range, the kitchen is designed for cooking at home, with generous prep surfaces, full size appliances, and everything needed for shared meals and extended stays.

Tucked beneath an arched alcove, the breakfast nook features a built in banquette, marble Saarinen table, and custom green cushions overlooking the garden, designed for morning coffee, reading, and slow breakfasts.

A dedicated coffee station features a Fellow Aiden precision coffee maker paired with a Fellow Opus grinder, set atop a vintage tansu chest for unhurried mornings at home.

The primary bedroom pairs custom mahogany bedframe with queen bed with floor to ceiling linen drapery, warm toned walls, and curated artwork for a calm, restorative retreat.

As the light fades, the room shifts into a warmer atmosphere of layered textiles, soft lighting, and collected objects designed for slower evenings and deep rest.

A custom mahogany bed by Studio Paul Chan is layered with a 1910s East Coast crazy quilt, vintage furniture, and original photography by Kiyoshi Niiyama, creating a room shaped by memory and collecting.

Wrapped in soft powder blue walls and floor to ceiling drapery, the room features a king bed with a custom mahogany bed frame by Studio Paul Chan, creating a calm atmosphere inspired by sky, light, and quiet mornings.

The primary bath preserves the character of the original house through a restored pedestal sink, built in medicine cabinets, beadboard detailing, a cast iron soaking tub, original tiled shower, and mosaic tile accents, layered with curated objects and soft natural light.

The bathroom blends historic elements with modern comfort, featuring a walk in tiled shower, pedestal sink, penny tile flooring, vintage inspired fixtures, and complimentary amenities for guests.

Custom oak storage, woven baskets, and indigo textile panels provide organized space for luggage, coats, shoes, strollers, and everyday essentials, designed for longer family stays. Guests are also welcome to borrow the house collection of sand toys, picnic blankets, and outdoor accessories for beach days and park outings.

The utility room includes a full size washer and dryer, additional storage, and direct access to the garden, making extended stays with families and children more comfortable. Picnic amenities and family accessories are thoughtfully stored here for guest use throughout their stay.

Tucked behind the main house, the detached garden bungalow offers a private retreat with its own patio and indoor outdoor living, framed by mature hedges and a quiet courtyard.

The bungalow features a queen bed, custom oak millwork, loft storage, a private patio, and a fully retractable opening that connects the room directly to the garden terrace.

The detached garden bungalow opens onto a private brick courtyard framed by mature hedges, string lights, and outdoor seating, creating a secluded retreat within the property.

The suite includes a private kitchenette with custom oak millwork, stone countertops, sink, mini fridge, skylight, loft storage, and a breakfast table for morning coffee or light meals.

Wrapped in floor to ceiling sage green tile, the bath features the Nebia Spa Shower by Moen, designed to create an immersive full body mist inspired by agricultural misting technology. The experience combines the overhead spray with a magnetic handheld wand for a softer, spa like atmosphere rather than a traditional high pressure shower.

Green tile, warm light, and spa inspired fixtures create a restorative retreat within the garden bungalow.

Above the garden bungalow, the loft is finished with tatami flooring, custom oak millwork, and warm plaster walls, creating a quiet retreat inspired by Japanese tea rooms and wabi sabi living.

Natural light shifts through the skylights throughout the day, illuminating a small collection of art, architecture, and design books for reading, reflection, and slower moments.