The Circa EditThe Circa Edit: 10 Lots for a Los Angeles House
Our specialists pick ten lots from the current sale against a brief every designer in this city recognises: hard light, open plan, doors that stay open.
Oak, perforated steel and rope: the postwar French vocabulary that Los Angeles houses were built for.
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The same rule, run across every Circa sale to date — 574 sold lots, strongest hammer first. Prices exclude the buyer's premium.
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Field NotesFrom Provence to Mission Road: How Circa Sources
294 of the 349 lots in the current sale record France as their provenance. What that means in practice, and what it does not mean.
Field NotesFrench Modernism in Los Angeles: Why It Works
Oak, pine, rope, perforated steel and ceramic were developed for a climate and a way of living that Los Angeles happens to share.