It's not every day that I can label drought-tolerant planting the most stunning part of a home, but not every property is Charlie Puth’s former Beverly Hills abode.
Designed in 1965 by celebrated architect Rex Lotery, the estate is a celebration of mid-century modern beauty, featuring a unique façade that combines stone, concrete, glass, and redwood. There are endless things to say about the home's exterior space, but I will always return to the drought-tolerant planting, seen through the cacti, that beautifully envelops the home.
