Beverly Hills Volume House
The volume house is a transformative design build project in Beverly Hills Benedict Canyon. The client’s goals were to both expand and upgrade their 1990s home within which they had lived for over 5 years.
Floor to ceiling folding glass walls provide a seamless transition from indoor living to the patio with views of the canyon beyond.
By night the hidden glass of the garage door becomes visible and the home well illuminated.
The rear patio, complete with glass guardrails and a tile floor, is grounded by views of spectacular mountains and trees beyond.
The entry court is secured by a tall steel rolling gate and provides ample space for car parking. The volume to the right of the entry hosts a seamless panel of glass that extends from the dining room below up to the guest bedroom above.
The back patio opens to a grand panorama with sweeping views of the Beverly hills mountainous landscape.
The welcoming southeast façade with white plaster, stained natural cedar rain screen siding, and a black overhead garage door with hidden windows allows light to enter while securing privacy from the exterior.
Before and After:
Kitchen interiors composed of walnut custom cabinetry and marble countertops.
Custom walnut cabinetry and marble countertops flooded with easterly sunlight. The dining room beyond hosts a large custom onyx table with hidden illumination.
The primary suite showcases custom marble fireplace with faux finished drawers and wallpaper. A hidden door lends way into the large office with spectacular views of the mountains and trees beyond.
The owner’s home office is accessible directly from the primary bedroom and hosts beautiful view of eucalyptus trees and the canyon beyond.
The primary bath continues the walnut, marble, and patterning wall texture theme.
