Roger Gastman's Los Feliz Spanish bungalow

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Roger Gastman, co-curator of the Museum of Contemporary Art's upcoming "Art in the Streets" show, didn't crave a gourmet kitchen or bay windows with views. He sought an element of surprise. Gastman, 33, has taken a Spanish bungalow that looks thoroughly ordinary on the outside and made it totally Gastman on the inside. More on that octopus chandelier in a bit ...

Street art in the house

( Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times )

Roger Gastman, co-curator of the Museum of Contemporary Art's upcoming "Art in the Streets" show, didn't crave a gourmet kitchen or bay windows with views. He sought an element of surprise. Gastman, 33, has taken a Spanish bungalow that looks thoroughly ordinary on the outside and made it totally Gastman on the inside. More on that octopus chandelier in a bit ...

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