The Glass House is one of the most recognizable architectural homes in Beverly Hills.
From the outside, it almost looks like an office building. But step inside and you’re surrounded by walls of glass, exposed steel beams, and panoramic views across Los Angeles.
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Nicknamed the “Salad Spinner” because of its circular glass shape and horizontal rings, the home was designed in 2009 by architect Ed Niles, known for his futuristic and angular architecture.
At the center of the residence is a uniquely designed courtyard, while floor-to-ceiling glass creates an incredible feeling of openness throughout the home.
The original owner commissioned Niles to create a house that would feel open to nature but insulated from society. The glass design was intended to keep everyone visually connected, even when they were on opposite sides of the residence.
And, of course, there’s some Hollywood history.
After the original owner sold the property, Justin Bieber rented the Glass House in 2014 after leaving Calabasas. The property was also used for a party hosted by rapper Meek Mill following the 2015 Grammys.
The home features:
• 6 bedrooms
• approximately 7,500 square feet
• 6-car garage
• more than half an acre
• floor-to-ceiling glass throughout
• panoramic Los Angeles views
This is one of those homes that you either love or hate — but you’re definitely going to remember it.
The Glass House is currently listed for $29,950,000.
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Property Facts
6 Bedrooms | ~7,500 Sq Ft | 6-Car Garage | ½+ Acre | Beverly Hills | $29,950,000
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FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions About the Glass House
Who designed the Glass House in Beverly Hills?
The Glass House was designed in 2009 by architect Ed Niles, known for his futuristic and angular residential architecture.
Why is the Glass House called the “Salad Spinner”?
The nickname comes from the home’s distinctive circular glass design and horizontal exterior rings.
Did Justin Bieber live in the Glass House?
Justin Bieber rented the property in 2014 after leaving Calabasas.
How large is the Glass House?
The home spans approximately 7,500 square feet, has six bedrooms, a six-car garage, and sits on more than half an acre.
How much is the Glass House listed for?
The property is currently listed for $29,950,000.