In Los Angeles, set within a contemporary architecture open to the profiles of Red Rock and the Santa Monica Mountains, the composition relies on sharp chromatic contrast to define the space.

The rigorous volumes, characterized by the materiality of brushed black Hemlock and the depth of Nero Marquina stone, stand as a dark monolith. Minimal’s essential language thus establishes a measured balance with the environment's light wooden surfaces, in continuous connection with the natural light of the Californian landscape.