Architectural Painting & Finishes in Beverly Hills

Both Beverly Hills houses on this page are built from a few strong materials and a great deal of glass. The paint is seen from the garden as often as from the room, so its job is to stay quiet and let the materials and the view lead.

In Trousdale Estates we finished a single-story house by Marmol Radziner, with interiors by Don Boehm. The plan is low and horizontal. Walnut ceilings run out past the glass, and limestone walls carry from the courtyard into the living rooms. The paint had to hold a clean line wherever plaster meets steel, and read the same at dusk as at noon. Architectural Digest published the house in February 2014. It also appears in Trousdale Estates, the book by Steven M. Price.

In the hills above the city we worked on an addition by Smith-Miller + Hawkinson, designed between 2003 and 2005 and built through 2009. A folded roof covers rooms walled almost entirely in glass. The few solid walls carry the interior, so their finish had to keep one even tone under a ceiling that rises and falls. GA Houses No. 117 published the project.

Our scope runs from interior and exterior painting to Level 5 walls, stucco and specialty surfaces, with our own crews or trusted subcontractors. If there are drawings, send them with your request.