Marmol Radziner family compound in Brentwood

A glimpse of the graffiti wall by husband-and-wife artists Alexandra Fisher and Kevin Johnson known as clamdiggin. “It’s biographical,” Chona Hirsch says of the work. “It captures all of the things we love -- food, travel, entertaining, family.”

Vintage Nepalese bells hang in the entryway.

Transom windows, at left, allow cool air to circulate through the house. There are no overhead or open shelves in the kitchen which makes the interiors feel more airy and open.

Chona Hirsch and her children, Kaya and Zade, gather in the open kitchen along with their dog Paco. “It’s an easy place to entertain and cook,” Chona says.

The credenza in the sunken dining room serves as both buffet and seating.

“The flow of the house allows our family interactions to grow,” says homeowner Chona Hirsch. “Living here shapes my kids’ lives.”

A bar in the living room is equipped with games for entertaining.

The homework corner in the first-floor den.

A view of the H-shaped house from the backyard.

The warm hallway leading to the master bedroom features gray plaster walls and a cedar ceiling.

Cedar ceiling planks add warmth in the master bedroom, which overlooks a green roof planted with drought-tolerant Mexican feathergrass.

A Japanese soaking tub in cedar in the master bathroom.

The master bedroom offers views of the second-bedroom wing, covered in black brick.

Kaya Hirsch relaxes in her bedroom.

Zade’s bedroom.

A built-in bookcase in Zade’s room.

The balconies off of the master bedroom (right) and Kaya’s bedroom (left). Also pictured is the pool and guesthouse.

Outdoors features a series of picnic tables inspired by the Hopper picnic table by Belgium design house Extremis.

The outdoor living area is shaded by the master bedroom above.