Felt Fresh but Rustic Interior of Hidden Hills Home by Amber Interiors Design

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The story was taken from a residential interior project entitled "Are We There Yet" complete renovated by Amber Interiors Design Studio. This residence is a new-construction home in Hidden Hills which features the bucolic views and lush grounds of Southern California. The clients, Arvind and Swetha Movva Craving timeless, patinated finishes, so they turned to Los Angeles-based interior designer Amber Lewis, who imbued the house with her signature style while retaining the original structure. The result is really satisfied, the designs felt fresh but classic, clients really love her thoughtful use of antique pieces that add so much depth.
Now, the home has reborn on a new identity, The new design entrance hall, hand-hewn beams, plaster-finished walls, and 12-inch-high base moldings lend texture and a sense of scale. Addition with a custom glass and brass-chain chandelier by Lindsey Adelman and layered vintage rugs, set the tone for a home that’s a delightful hybrid of California cool and classic European design. The reimagined living, family, and screening rooms, plus a dedicated playroom allow the Moovas, including Arvind and Swetha’s teen and tween children, to spread out. To keep the main gathering areas inviting and relaxed, Lewis employed a mix of custom upholstery, vintage furnishings, and antiques.
For the playroom, Lewis reconfigured the layout around antique glass-paneled French château doors. Through the doors, there are desks for homework, deep sofas covered in kid-friendly fabric for gaming and lounging, and a bunk room that any kid would envy. In the dining room, glass doors clipped in Euroline steel fold away for indoor/outdoor entertaining. Inside, the designer furnished the room with a table that comfortably seats 12-a must-have for Swetha, who loves to host. Actually, it's her favorite area because of the mural by James Mobley that was done over the Italian plaster with trees and birds picked by their four childrens.
The family also dines in the breakfast room, complete with a library and leather banquette seating. The most dramatic change occurred in the kitchen, where Lewis installed a coved ceiling clad in handmade Moroccan Zellige tile and hand-scraped oak cabinetry, stained a rich brown. At the hub is a single large island-half marble, half butcher block-which replaced the two smaller islands of the original floorplan. Vintage touches, like the chicken-wire glass that encases the cabinetry or the vintage bronze pendant fixtures sourced in France, solidify the kitchen’s old-world charm.
Lewis’s own favorite part of the project, the primary suite, is a testament to tranquil luxury. A sitting room with wood-paneled walls and burnt orange accents leads to the bedroom, which is swathed in neutral tones. The primary bath radiates warmth and style, courtesy of double showers with custom brass doors, fluted glass ,and two marble-topped vanities with tons of built-in storage.
CONTRACTOR : Ingenuity Builder
PHOTOGRAPHER: Shade Degges
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