Set in the hills above Encino, Clear Oak is a restored mid-century residence by acclaimed studio Woods + Dangaran, where architecture unfolds as a quiet dialogue between structure and landscape.

Designed as a single-story pavilion, the home is defined by continuity—floor-to-ceiling glass walls dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, opening to a sweeping terrace and a cantilevered infinity-edge pool overlooking the San Fernando Valley. The plan moves effortlessly between open living spaces, warm wood-lined interiors, and framed views of the surrounding mountains.

Materiality is restrained but deeply intentional. Pale stone floors, soft plaster walls, and custom millwork create a neutral, tactile backdrop, allowing light, proportion, and landscape to take precedence. A central courtyard introduces a moment of stillness upon arrival, anchored by native planting and water elements that ground the experience in nature.

Both highly architectural and comfortably livable, Clear Oak is a study in balance—minimal but not cold, expansive yet intimate. Every angle is considered, making it an ideal setting for production, editorial, and elevated gatherings.