09/30/2026
Woodrow Wilson House by Ome Dezin is a striking dialogue between Brutalist architecture and Californian warmth.
Originally designed by Jeffrey Mills, the home’s composition of glass, concrete and timber sits effortlessly within its forested surroundings.
A sensitive renovation preserves the spirit of the original structure, while a rich palette of natural materials…more than 75 slabs of marble among them, brings depth and warmth to the interiors.
Vintage furniture, considered lighting and handcrafted details complete the spaces, creating an atmosphere that feels both refined and deeply rooted in its natural setting.
A thoughtful example of how exceptional architecture and carefully curated interiors can exist in perfect harmony.
Photography by Patrick Biller