Beverly Hills  |  2022

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Scope: Kitchen, foyer, and powder room renovation.

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Services: space and kitchen planning, interior design, millwork design, lighting design, and furniture selection.  

 

The goal of this project was to bring the family's fun, funky personality to their unique 1930's-era stone house. 

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The result is a hybrid -- where traditional shaker and shiplap millwork is modernized with colorful paint, graphic wallpaper, and bold fabric and furniture.  

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In order to gain more space in the kitchen, the renovation eliminated the existing formal dining room. The long, staggered island replaces a dining table and supports both in-kitchen family dining as well as entertaining.

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In the foyer, where one is always greeted by dogs, a new tile walk-off and two built-in closets create a functional entry for kids, dogs, and guests. Contrasting paint on the ceiling and trim work brightens up an otherwise dark space. 

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The existing fixtures in the powder room were heavy and oversized, making the small room feel even smaller. Playful color contrasts make this space lighter and brighter. 

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Interior Design: Kristen Smith 

w/ Architect: Mark Wilson

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General Contractor: Tom Schmidt

Millwork: Mark Elliot Cabinetry

 

Photography: Linea Photo

Styling: Joe Posch