With ‘Bad Guy,’ Billie Eilish shines a spotlight on Balboa Highlands - Curbed
The midcentury modern neighborhood built by Joseph Eichler has a starring role in the music video
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In the darkly alluring music video for Billie Eilish’s latest single “Bad Guy,” the 17-year-old pop phenom turns a quiet residential neighborhood into a virtual playground for youthful indiscretion. The nucleus of her mischievous world: An eye-catching, minimalist suburban house just left-of-center enough to host the singer’s brand of outré electropop.
Known as La Nanette, the house is an original “Eichler home,” built in 1963 as part of the historic Balboa Highlands tract in Granada Hills.
The midcentury modern neighborhood built by Joseph Eichler has a starring role in the music video
Excerpt:
In the darkly alluring music video for Billie Eilish’s latest single “Bad Guy,” the 17-year-old pop phenom turns a quiet residential neighborhood into a virtual playground for youthful indiscretion. The nucleus of her mischievous world: An eye-catching, minimalist suburban house just left-of-center enough to host the singer’s brand of outré electropop.
Known as La Nanette, the house is an original “Eichler home,” built in 1963 as part of the historic Balboa Highlands tract in Granada Hills.
