Iconic mid-century modern design by Pearson & Rawdon Architects defines this 1961 post-and-beam home in the Hollywood Hills. A recent design refresh by Allprace highlights the quintessential elements of this coveted era. Perched above the drive on a hillside west of the Cahuenga Pass, the home's airy, glass-lined design frames sweeping canyon and city-light views while embracing seamless indoor-outdoor living. The open-plan main level is flooded with natural light, with living and dining areas flowing directly onto a spacious patio and an oversized view deck. Two thoughtfully updated bedrooms offer privacy and natural light, while a lower-level bonus space, configured as a third en-suite bedroom with a separate entrance, offers flexible use as a guest suite or creative studio. Outside, multiple terraces and gardens create distinct areas for gathering or retreat, including a hot tub, BBQ zone, and serene meditation perch. A rare architectural offering, this home balances iconic design with calm, retreat-like living above the city.