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A modern party pad in the Hollywood Hills with 180-degree views

July 2, 2009 |  6:10 pm

Hollywood hills bachelor pad bedroom

Expansive and see-through are two ways I would describe this house owned by sometimes-actor, sometimes-developer Brad Blumenthal and designed by David Thompson and Kevin Southerland at the architecture firm Assembledge. It's got a 180-degree view, an infinity pool, and a whole lot of glass walls. Imagine waking up in this bedroom with the city in all its smoggy glory laid out below you: You'd feel like Aladdin floating on a magic carpet of sustainably harvested Brazilian wood.

Click here for more photos of this Hollywood house in the treetops

-- Deborah Netburn

Photo credit: Michael Weschler


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