Lighting and Design in the Bu with ADG Eco

Malibu is an affluent beachfront city in northwestern Los Angeles County, California, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 12,645. Malibu consists of a 21-mile strip of prime Pacific coastline. Wikipedia  101 sq miles  of awesome estates and prime open space.

Our Team at Architectural Detail Group, led by Gerald Olesker has well established roots just down the road in Malibu several minutes from our offices. .

Broad Beach to the 1930s Spanish-style casa on the sand in Malibu where $5,850,000 for an ocean front residence at the western end of Malibu’s celebrity-lined La Costa beach sold for $9,000,000. Now that can give you a Hangover. Whether down the coast closer to Cher’s estate (just for an iconic point of reference) where several of our clients reside, to ruther down and the fortune 500 home owners take up residence to the top of the BU and into the hills, our team members have worked on close to 50 projects.

Malibu Colony, Sea Star Estates, Private and hidden retreats in Malibu have signature pieces from Architectural Detail Group. Point Dume is a promontory on the coast of Malibu, California that juts out into the Pacific Ocean. Point Dume, a long bluff, forms the northern end of the Santa Monica Bay, and Point Dume Headlands … Wikipedia. Point Dume Exclusive estates also have been adorned with ADG Lighting and furnishings.  Up close to the Getty, on the watter and in the hills of Malibu, ADG Eco has created lasting products.

Here are some of our past articles about Malibu Lighting and Malibu Architecture.

http://adgwebnet.com/wordpress/?p=368 with Susan Cohen and Tom Torres architect

http://adgwebnet.com/wordpress/?p=573 with I Grace construction

http://adgwebnet.com/wordpress/?p=291 with Gregg Golenberg construction

ADG Custom Lighting ideas homes in Malibu [Read-Only]

Celebrated architects like Richard Landry’s estate – see pics and article link to Architectural Digest – have signature pieces designed with Gerald Olesker. The idea was to simulate an old barn inspiration with newer materials and a contemporary lighting styles with a twist. Nickel plated lantern over rough sandblasted brass, mesh and  other elements add to the visual effect and night shots seen in the Architectural Digest article below.

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It is always a pleasure working with the Malibu customer. Malibu residents are typically relaxed and engaging. The beach lifestyle and architecture is typically fun, and we enjoy lighting and manufacturing other architectural elements from the team at Architectural Detail Group, Inc.

For more information email to EcoCA@adgmail.com