Hall of Fame rocker Flea is anything but conventional, so it makes sense that his house is the same. The Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist owns an incredibly unique architectural compound about 20 miles north of downtown Los Angeles.
The house's unorthodox history leads to its singular construction, which offers a wealth of home decor ideas. The first structure on the property was built in 1953 by the prominent modernist architect Richard Neutra as a home for his secretary, Dorothy Serulnic. Nearly 50 years later, the venerable LA architect Michael Maltzan was commissioned to build the central seven-sided structure on the property.
