When designer Luis Fernandez took to rewriting the script of a 1962 slopeside home in Beverly Hills, he did so with its true story – including the original floor plan – in hand. He adapted it for modern living, taking creative liberties that carefully honored its founding story. The leading headline was maximizing the indoor-outdoor living inherent to California, while preserving the midcentury heritage of blending in with the natural surroundings.
In the rescript of the kitchen, Fernandez collaborated with Henrybuilt to create a better working space with greater sophistication and connection. Connection to making food. Connection to the bones of the existing architecture. Connection to the exterior - physically, visually and materially.
Architecture and Interior Design by Luis Fernandez, @LUISFERN5 Creative Agency
Architect of Record: Stephen Strugala
Builder: Peter Terpinski, Collaborative Construction