Outdoor ramada
A covered destination for gathering beyond the house.

The defining move
Opening the interior changed how the home feels. Opening it to the patio changed how it lives.
The reconfigured great room and kitchen create a shared center for everyday life. The bifold door opens across a full 16 feet, extending that living space onto the patio and into the backyard.

Inside Hidden Hills
The renewed kitchen, built-in bar, dining cabinetry, and primary suite give each room a clear purpose within the open plan. Coordinated finishes and lighting carry the design from shared gathering spaces to private retreats.





Beyond the bifold doors
The backyard was built around different ways to spend the day: swimming, dining, relaxing by the fire, and playing outdoors. Each destination connects back to the home through the patio.





An outdoor ramada anchors the gathering spaces, while a lap pool combines a baja shelf and swim-up bar. A fire pit, grass area, putting green, and bocce ball court create distinct places to unwind and entertain—all connected to the home through the patio.
A covered destination for gathering beyond the house.
Room to swim, with a shallow shelf for relaxing in the water.
A poolside gathering place at the heart of the backyard.
An inviting setting for evenings outdoors.
Dedicated spaces for play and friendly competition.
An open stretch of green that completes the outdoor living space.
Before & after
Explore three rooms from comparable viewpoints. Drag each divider to reveal the remodel, or choose Before and After to see the full photographs.
A renewed gathering space with a wider connection to the patio.


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The original kitchen gives way to a fully reimagined space for cooking and gathering.


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New finishes, built-in cabinetry and wine storage bring a fresh character to the dining space.


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Behind the transformation
The transformation began with the difficult work of opening a divided interior. These photographs trace the original rooms and construction, showing how the finished design took shape.
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