Colman Domingo Lists His AD-Featured Midcentury Modern SoCal Home for $2.05 Million

"There are memories of pool parties, celebrations, quiet moments of solitude and pure joy. The Hofkin Residence, as the Downey, California, house is known, was built by architect Jules Salkin in 1964. Much of the original design details are still gracefully intact, including wood paneling, a sunken great room warmed by a stone fireplace, a teak wood kitchen, beamed ceilings, and built-ins."

"I want my home to have a sense of play; I never want it to be fussy. We wanted everything to be vintage or a replica. The single-story dwelling has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, plus an office, a gym, a backyard pool, and multiple dedicated outdoor spaces for lounging and entertaining."

Colman Domingo and his husband Raúl have listed their midcentury modern ranch-style home in Downey, California for $2.05 million. Originally designed by architect Jules Salkin in 1964, the Hofkin Residence spans 3,450 square feet and retains much of its original character, including wood paneling, a sunken great room with stone fireplace, teak wood kitchen, beamed ceilings, and built-in features. The single-story property includes four bedrooms, five bathrooms, an office, gym, backyard pool, and multiple outdoor entertaining spaces. Colman decorated the home emphasizing its midcentury origins, using vintage pieces and replicas to maintain authenticity while creating a playful, unfussy aesthetic.

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