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William Baker began his relationship with deasy/penner more than 10 years ago: as a client, first. With a keen eye and interest in mid century modern architecture, William searched for the perfect home in several Southern California counties, deciding to settle in L.A.’s east side community of Montecito Heights in a house he purchased with deasy/penner representing him as agency of record. His home is a beautiful beacon of mid century design in this unique, up & coming hillside community clustered between Downtown and Pasadena.Throughout his life, William’s clients, associates, friends and family have looked to, leaned on and trusted him for his opinion, whether their need is his practical, aesthetic, emotional, ethical advice – or just good judgment. He moved to the Golden State from Chicago in the early 2000’s when the international design company he’s worked with for nearly 20 years asked him to lead West Coast sales. He first lived at the sunny shores of Newport Beach, but decided ultimately that Los Angeles’ more sophisticated and cutting-edge vibe felt more like home to him. Since buying his dream property with deasy/penner, he’s sought out and soaked up everything L.A. has to offer – it’s eclectic real estate, diverse cultures, art, music, beer, and food, fashion and fun. A native of Detroit, you can now find him on weekends and warm summer evenings wringing out a German car (he’s bought and sold more than 50 of them), running, biking and hiking around the Arroyo, Rose Bowl, Griffith Park, Santa Monica mountains, or in the Audubon sanctuary in what LA Magazine called one of the town’s best kept secret outdoor areas, Deb’s Park, just steps out the front door of his home.William's properties have been featured in People Magazine, The NY Times, Curbed, Inside Edition, The LA Times, Architectural Digest and Forbes.