A brand-new, two-story luxury residence in the hills of Bel Air, shaped around the clients’ busy lifestyle. Involved from day one, we worked with the architect and structural design team to develop a floor plan tailored to the way they live.
We then collaborated with the general contractor and subcontractors throughout construction, bringing the vision developed on paper into the finished home. This involvement from the outset connected the planning, interior design, and construction into one cohesive project.
Bel Air residence entrance with white brick and black-framed doorsEntry bench against paneled walls and checkerboard flooringEntry hall with black-and-white flooring and lantern lightingFormal living room with green chairs and colorful art above the fireplaceFormal living room seating beside tall black-framed windowsFormal dining room with patterned wallpaper and sculptural lightingPrivate theater with tiered seating and illuminated ceiling detailsTheater seating beneath vintage movie postersFluted feature panel with an oval mirror and floating consolePrimary bathroom with marble finishes and hillside viewsDouble vanity with white cabinetry and illuminated mirrorsMarble walk-in shower with a built-in benchPrimary bedroom with soft neutral furnishings and mountain viewsPrimary bedroom seating and paneled wallsPrimary bedroom with upholstered bed and sculptural chandelierHome office with warm wood cabinetry and display shelvesDouble-height hall with sculptural lighting and staircaseWalk-in pantry with illuminated shelving and countertop appliancesHome office desk and illuminated display cabinetry
BEHIND THE BUILD
Bringing the plan to life.
Construction views document the home taking shape, from framing and lighting preparation to insulation and drywall. Collaboration with the architects, general contractor, and subcontractors carried the design from the first floor plan into the finished interiors.
Insulation and drywall installation during constructionInterior framing and ceiling lighting preparationCeiling framing, skylights, and building services in progress