Back to the future in Hollywood! Dwight Pollock Design, with later interiors by Guy Moore. A newspaper of the day cited Pollock for his creative solutions to building the slope. Here in Hollywood, for world traveler Dr. Weatherly, he utilized organic architecture precepts integrating open plan interiors of wood, stone & glass into the close-in city view site. When Tinker purchased the property in 1964 he hired interior designer Guy Moore, noted for the nearby Dresden Room, to update the public space with a futurist "Googie" vocabulary. With a sure hand Moore utilized built-ins and the key dining bar to create what is today one of the true classics of the period. Now, with careful updating by an internationally recognized artist, the property is available for lease for the first time ever.
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