A Mid-Century Masterpiece by Donald Polsky, Meticulously Restored Nestled in a serene landscape, the Hillman Residence a striking mid-century modern home designed by Donald Polsky stands as a testament to the architect’s tenure under the legendary Richard Neutra. Built in 1960, this residence encapsulates the modernist ethos with a seamless blend of form, function, and natural integration. A meticulous restoration by renowned designer Brad Dunning has preserved the home’s architectural integrity while refining its timeless appeal. Complementing this vision, AD100 landscape designer Madison Cox has sculpted the exterior envelope with a thoughtfully restrained plant palette. His precise botanical composition accentuates the home’s structural clarity, with a courtyard entry softened by Japanese aralia and camellia, offering a moment of tranquil transition. Beyond the images, one of the home’s most compelling features is its immensely private, gated driveway courtyard a generous space that provides multiple secure entry points while ensuring an effortless flow between indoor and outdoor living. Celebrated for its architectural significance, the Hillman Residence earned a feature in Architectural Digest’s February 2024 issue, reaffirming its place as a mid-century modern icon a home where history, design, and livability converge in perfect harmony.