910 Superba is a Venice compound with a story worth knowing. The detached studio was designed by Morphosis, the Pritzker Prize-winning firm led by Thom Mayne, and published in The New York Times when it was built. It is a genuine architectural work, not just a bonus space, and nothing else like it exists in this neighborhood. The main house is a fully renovated 1923 craftsman with 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Inside you will find high ceilings that create an airy, light-filled atmosphere, large windows and skylights throughout, a gourmet kitchen, and an open layout and multiple exposures that feels larger than you expect. The recent renovation is comprehensive and the result feels considered from room to room. The studio above the garage is fully self-contained and works equally well as a home office, creative workspace, or guest suite. It is the kind of space that people who visit once find themselves thinking about for a long time afterward.Outside, a private hardscaped backyard gives you exactly what Venice living is supposed to feel like: somewhere to have dinner outside, somewhere to slow down, somewhere that feels removed from the city without actually being far from anything. The location puts you between two of Venice's best walk streets, minutes from the restaurants and shops on Abbot Kinney and Lincoln, and close enough to the beach to go on a whim. This is the pocket of Venice that people who know the neighborhood are always trying to get into.