The Future Perfect, Goldwyn House, Los Angeles
Founded in 2003 by David Alhadeff, The Future Perfect stands as one of the leading contemporary design galleries globally, recognized for its broad vision and curatorial emphasis on studio-made works alongside unique and limited edition items.
In its nearly two decades of existence, the gallery has introduced highly sought-after creations by renowned designers such as Lindsey Adelman, Jason Miller, and Piet Hein Eek. Serving as both an industry influence and a catalyst, The Future Perfect has established connections with some of the most prominent artists, designers, and craftsmen.
Today, The Future Perfect’s esteemed gallery program is tailored to its unique locations across North America, including venues in Manhattan’s West Village, Los Angeles’ Hollywood Hills, and a gallery in San Francisco. Each location features specialized programming that includes exclusive exhibitions from contemporary artists, alongside a diverse mix of contemporary production and gallery pieces.
The Future Perfect’s Goldwyn House, situated at the foot of the Hollywood Hills, offers visitors a residential concept gallery. Originally built in 1916 by architect Arthur S. Heineman, it is best known for being home to the renowned film producer Samuel Goldwyn. This unique blend of a historical Hollywood residence and gallery allows for an immersive experience when viewing culturally significant works in an unconventional setting.
Collectors, design enthusiasts, and casual visitors are encouraged to explore a meticulously curated assortment of rare, limited edition, and exclusive contemporary art and design displayed throughout this expansive home and its surrounding gardens.
In keeping with The Future Perfect’s tradition of innovative and engaging interior curation, the Goldwyn House serves primarily as an experiential space, inviting guests throughout the year for unique exhibitions, experiences and events.
