Malibu Estate Renovation


This estate was originally built in 1995 and 25 years later it was time for an update and to bring the interior of the house up to the same level of detail as the exterior. 

To start off, a set of French doors that overlooked the Pacific was widened and replaced with steel doors. We continued and replaced heavy mahogany doors and windows with steel throughout the main rooms with ocean views. This transformed the spaces to feel lighter and enhanced the connection and views to the outdoors.

The front door also got enlarged and changed to glass and steel, letting in more welcoming daylight from a Courtyard and tying into our other steel doors.

New stained wood ceiling beams and coffered ceilings balanced the steel to add warmth to the Dining Room, Living Room & Bar as well as the Kitchen.

The interior lacked character and definition but with the addition of sculpted plaster detailing, hand-painted ceiling coffers, and antiqued wrought iron a timeless elegance was achieved.

Spanish style hallway with decorative doorways
Spanish style living room with massive steel french doors
Spanish style living room with wood-paneled, coffered ceiling
View of a Spanish style living room from the bar
Spanish style living room with fireplace
Spanish style dining room with a hand-painted ceiling
Spanish style dining room with a hand-painted, coffered ceiling
Spanish revival style dining room with a hand-painted ceiling
Spanish style hand-painted ceiling
Modern spanish style kitchen
Modern Spanish style kitchen
Sunroom with ocean views and a paneled ceiling
Spanish revival style staircase
Modern spanish staircase, landing, and skylight
Wrought iron staircase railing
Primary bedroom with exposed beam ceiling and built-in cabinets
Rear facade of a contemporary Spanish-style home
Outdoor seating on a covered patio of a Spanish home
Rear patio and outdoor dining of a contemporary spanish home
Covered walkway
Wrought iron fence leading to the patio of a Contemporary Spanish home