Garrett Eckbo and the art of landscape
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By Jeffrey Head( Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times )
The Sidney and Frances Brody estate, an 11,511-square-foot mansion set on more than 2 acres in Holmby Hills, brought together for the first time three Midcentury Modern masters. Architect A. Quincy Jones designed the house, decorator William "Billy" Haines created the interiors, and for the garden, the Brodys chose the leading Southern California landscape architect of the era, Garrett Eckbo. The house is for sale at $24.95 million, but keep clicking to learn why the design collaboration is priceless.
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