Modern Beverly Hills Estate Design

Modern elegance with natural elements are the guiding inspirations for this multi-million dollar estate in Beverly Hills. The design is very natural focusing on wood panels and natural tones. The designer has taken the living preferences of the client and embedded that into the design nicely. This is the family room the designer has combined multiple tones and shades from nature as seen in the rug, sofa and coffee table. The seating in this room is low, that’s why I chose a low height coffee table below to complement this room.

At this angle, the rug is actually layered above another rug. This is a cool technique for layering a room and making it more cozy. Having the swimming pool outside the blue elements keep the outside and inside connected. The rug I chose below keeps the swimming pool theme in line with the rest of the design. It also includes shades of orange just like the wood and black which is the frame color seen throughout the house.

Designed by one of the country’s most celebrated and esteemed architects, this, isolated compound is celebrated as his finest achievement. Situated in the City of Beverly Hills, just moments from The Beverly Hills Hotel, the home boasts 6 Bedrooms and 8.5 Bathrooms across more than 8,000 square feet, plus a guest house. The home is intentionally positioned on a promontory, up a private driveway, for maximum privacy on a sprawling, mostly flat enormous square foot lot.  The architectural marvel boasts large grass lawns, expansive patios, an outdoor kitchen with entertainment area, guest house, pool house, swimmers pool, Pickleball court, and a viewing deck with views to the city, canyons, and ocean below. A seamless indoor / outdoor floorplan features Kappe’s quintessential use of poured- in-place concrete, teak, redwood, and walls of glass for super fun picnics.

Superb modern design