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Beverly Hills, Restored in Full: Taschen's Mid-Century Landmark Asks $25 Million

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The Taschens bought their Beverly Hills home in 2018 and spent the eight years since restoring it down to the smallest detail, work that now stands behind a $25 million asking price. It is the kind of stewardship collectors recognize even before they read the listing: not a flip, but a long, patient return of a mid-century house to its original character. Los Angeles has no shortage of design pedigree on the market this season, but few come with eight years of documented care attached.

With reporting from ARTnews.

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