Estate Luma · Scroll film
Where the cliff ends, the house begins.
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Roman travertine, full-height glass and weathered teak descend a private Malibu headland — one acre above the Pacific.
The infinity pool dissolves into the horizon. Each level opens onto its own terrace above the water.
Outside becomes inside. The Pacific comes with you.
A double-height hall opens the full width of the house to the horizon, anchored by a travertine feature wall.
A monolithic travertine island, bronze fixtures, pale oak — materials kept quiet on purpose.
Bedrooms in sand and terracotta linen, each facing its own stretch of the Pacific.
The master bath is cut from the same travertine as the cliff it stands on.
The Offering
A private clifftop estate on the Malibu coast — three cascading volumes of stone, glass and weathered teak, built to make the Pacific part of the architecture.
Completed 2026 · offered fully furnished
of living space across three cascading levels
including a full-floor master suite and spa bath
heated infinity pool on the cliff edge
The Reveal
Every frame of the flight you just took was created by EstateLuma — the cliff, the travertine, the golden hour, the night. One continuous camera move through a house that was never built.
1 continuous take · 8 AI-generated shots · 0 photographs · 0 days on site
What this case demonstrates
28 magazine-grade stills of an unbuilt estate — exteriors, interiors, amenities, one consistent architecture.
Eight frame-matched shots joined into a single 44-second camera descent, from midday aerial to blue-hour night.
A scroll-driven web journey where the visitor flies the camera — the film is the site, the site is the film.
EstateLuma
Built or unbuilt — send us the property, and we will show you how it should be seen.
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