Just north of Santa Monica Blvd is the rather eclectic O'Neill House, built in 1988. While it doesn’t have a famous architect, its free-form, art nouveau design – in the tradition of Catalán master Antonio Gaudí – is definitely one of the more imaginative structures in the area. Make sure to walk down the side alley for a close-up view of its mosaics and whimsical curves.
O’Neill House
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