The Calabasas Residence by Vincent Van Duysen is an expression of quiet luxury, where the acclaimed Belgian architect's focus on form, material, and proportion shapes every detail. Wide-plank European oak flooring anchors the space, while concealed doors and custom plaster walls dissolve the boundaries between art and architecture. Throughout the day, natural light moves through the interiors, casting subtle warmth across a neutral palette. Arrive via a semi-private elevator into a foyer that opens to the central living space. The great room flows seamlessly across open-plan living, dining, and kitchen areas - each defined by proportion, light, and texture. The kitchen is both discreet and highly functional, outfitted with integrated Gaggenau, Sub-Zero, and Bosch appliances, hidden behind bespoke millwork. Three en-suite bedrooms provide restful sanctuaries, two of which open onto private terraces that extend the living experience outdoors. The primary suite occupies its own wing for absolute privacy and features a spa-inspired bath with a Jee-O Soho soaking tub, sculptural vanities, and curated hardware. Every element is bespoke, from the furnishings and window treatments to the architectural lighting - each piece designed by Van Duysen's studio. Residents enjoy access to communal amenities, including a pool, spa, gym, and outdoor gathering areas. Located within the private gates of the Calabasas Avanti enclave, just moments from The Commons, Hidden Hills, and the Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center, this residence offers a rare architectural experience. European in spirit, Californian in lifestyle.

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