An expansive modern enclave in the heart of Beverly Hills, this residence is composed as a harmonic integration of surface, space, light, and vista. The estate is a symphony of indoor, outdoor, and transitional spaces that fuse the desired ingredients of casual living, tailored gardens, and respect for the environment into the ultimate contemporary California escape.

The architecture, landscape, and interior design were inspired by the work of celebrated artist Richard Diebenkorn. Diebenkorn’s work “connected blue, green, gray, and earthen colors and their proportions to sea and sky, and to natural and urban landscapes,” placing the artist in his Ocean Park series as part of a continuing tradition of artists influenced by the landscape of Southern California. Ocean Park paintings are condensations of a career-long probing of historic modernism and as such, this residence is an abstract, three-dimensional probing of California Modernism that not only pays tribute to Diebenkorn, but also to early California Modernist architects including Rudolf Schindler, Richard Neutra, and Frank Lloyd Wright.