Double-height living room with long linear lights, open across a lawn terrace to a wide city view. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.Double-height living room with long linear lights, open across a lawn terrace to a wide city view. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.

Custom homes · Los Angeles

Custom home builder in Los Angeles, with the founder on every project.

We build new homes from your architect’s and interior designer’s drawings, for lots across the Westside, the hills and the canyons.We build new homes from your architect’s and interior designer’s drawings.

Rear terraces of a hillside house with an infinity pool, loungers and a line of fire along the pool edge. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.

Terraces that step down a slope to an infinity pool. Inside, a double-height living room that opens across a lawn to the city, and a kitchen island in pale veined stone under a weathered timber ceiling.

Kitchen island in pale veined stone with a round breakfast ledge, beneath a weathered timber ceiling with open shelves behind. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.
Sitting area with a curved sofa and a leather lounge chair beside a full-width window over the city. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.
Bathroom with a stone tub, grey veined stone walls and a floating double vanity beneath two windows. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.
Round dining table set with glassware under a weathered timber ceiling, with the living room beyond. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.
Bedroom with a sculptural metal fire table in the foreground, an upholstered bench and a striped headboard wall. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.

Each trade should start on clean conditions left by the one before. We plan the sequence before the first pour so it does.

  1. Site.

    Grading, drainage, utilities and access resolved before the first pour.

  2. Structure.

    Foundations, framing and steel built to the engineered drawings and inspected at each stage. On a slope, that can mean caissons and retaining walls.

    See how we build on hillsides
  3. Systems.

    Mechanical, electrical, plumbing and low voltage coordinated so nothing competes for the same cavity.

  4. Finish.

    Stone, millwork, glazing and hardware built to the approved details, and protected until handover.

Timber-clad house with tall black-framed windows above terraced gardens, reflected in a long dark pool. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.

A timber-clad house with tall black-framed windows above terraced gardens and a long pool. Inside, a great room with a two-story window wall and a kitchen with a fluted island.

Great room with curved white sofas facing a two-storey steel-framed window wall and wooded hills beyond. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.
Kitchen with a fluted island, a dark cabinet wall with built-in ovens and long suspended lights. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.
Family room with a white sectional sofa facing tall black-framed glass doors open to a garden of olive trees. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.
Bedroom sitting area with a lit stone fireplace, two leather armchairs and shelves under a sloped timber ceiling. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.
Garden with stepping stones across a lawn to a long outdoor dining table under mature trees. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.
Close view of a basin made from stacked thin stone slabs with a brushed brass tap. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.
Close view of a deep red marble vanity edge with white veining beside a pale stone block. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.
Two cylindrical glass and dark metal pendant lights against a pale textured stone wall. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.
Walk-in shower with dark speckled stone walls, slim brass grab bars and a glass enclosure. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.
Close view of a stone countertop with an integrated sink above fluted bronze-toned cladding. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.
Close view of a bronze-toned fire table with jagged folded edges around a square burner. Saint Ives Drive, Hollywood Hills.
Powder room with a ribbed grey veined stone basin, a wall-mounted brass tap and a mirror set into timber. Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.

We build from the documents your architect and interior designer produce, and we join early, ideally during design development, so pricing and buildability are tested before permit drawings are final. 74 of our projects were led by an interior designer or architect.

For architects and designers

  1. Send your project.

    Three short steps, or call (310) 963-1567, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.

  2. A first conversation.

    The lot, the drawings you have, your timeline and budget range.

  3. Site visit.

    We walk the lot for access, slope, utilities and anything that changes the build.

  4. Preconstruction.

    Budgeting and buildability review while design finishes; we can start before drawings are complete.

  5. Construction from permitted drawings, with the founder on your project.

Do you work with my architect?

Yes. We build from the documents your architect and interior designer produce and join coordination early, ideally during design development.

Can you start before the drawings are complete?

Yes, for preconstruction: budgeting, buildability and site logistics. Construction follows permitted drawings.

How involved is the founder?

Alik Konovalenko, Founder and CEO, is on every project.

Do you build on hillside lots?

Yes. We build on steep and canyon lots, including drilled caisson foundations and retaining walls. Our hillside construction page explains how we plan them.

Hillside construction in Los Angeles

What does a new custom home cost?

Our work is ground-up custom homes of substantial scope, built from an architect’s drawings. Every home is priced from its own drawings, because the lot, the foundations and the finishes move the number more than size does. Tell us your budget range in the form and we will be straight with you about what it covers.

Alik Konovalenko, Founder and CEO, has been building in Los Angeles since 2016 and is on every project.

About Alik

Three short steps. Or call (310) 963-1567, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.

13910 Fiji Way Ste 270, Marina del Rey, CA 90292
Licensed general contractor, CSLB #1112649, class B.

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