Benjamin Trigano’s Angeleno home, a 1933 construction teetering over Lake Hollywood, is defined by its eclecticism. The gallerist’s latest project—a new hybrid residential and gathering space in Milan—is no different.
Built by his architect father Peter Gluck, the Laurel Canyon dwelling of Will Gluck and family is a simple and
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