Beach 128 is a Malibu event venue set directly on the sand, pairing full-height glass with warm wood and deep rooflines facing the ocean. The layout suits a corporate event that needs a polished coastal atmosphere, gives a product launch a strong waterfront setting, and supports a private celebration with movement between the open main level, ocean deck, beach and rear garden.
Open Living, Kitchen and Dining Level
Inside, the living, kitchen and dining areas share one open level with pale wood floors, exposed gray beams and broad glass openings that bring the deck and water into the room. A double-height volume beside the floating wood stair keeps the space open, while glass balustrades and structural posts add definition without blocking long sightlines. The dining bay, dark linear kitchen and long black island give the main level distinct gathering areas within one connected space.
Ocean Deck and Direct Beach Access
The ocean deck runs across the beach side in weathered wood with clear glass rails, keeping the horizon visible from the façade. Sliding doors open between the living room and deck, so the waterfront side can feel continuous from interior conversation to exterior coastline. Overhanging wood soffits create a shaded strip along the façade when the open deck is in full sun, and direct beach access keeps the sand, shoreline and nearby rock formations tied to the property.
Rear Garden and Sheltered Rooms
At the rear, the property becomes quieter and more sheltered. Pale modular cladding, narrow black-framed windows and planted balconies surround a compact grass courtyard tucked among mature trees and dense planting. Wood stairs connect the levels, and a large vertical succulent installation adds a graphic living feature. This garden side gives the Malibu event venue a calmer counterpoint to the exposed coastline, with more sheltered rooms and a lower multipurpose room that opens through glass doors to the rear exterior with a table and lounge setup.
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Beach 128 is a Malibu event venue set directly on the sand, pairing full-height glass with warm wood and deep rooflines facing the ocean. The layout suits a corporate event that needs a polished coastal atmosphere, gives a product launch a strong waterfront setting, and supports a private celebration with movement between the open main level, ocean deck, beach and rear garden.
Open Living, Kitchen and Dining Level
Inside, the living, kitchen and dining areas share one open level with pale wood floors, exposed gray beams and broad glass openings that bring the deck and water into the room. A double-height volume beside the floating wood stair keeps the space open, while glass balustrades and structural posts add definition without blocking long sightlines. The dining bay, dark linear kitchen and long black island give the main level distinct gathering areas within one connected space.
Ocean Deck and Direct Beach Access
The ocean deck runs across the beach side in weathered wood with clear glass rails, keeping the horizon visible from the façade. Sliding doors open between the living room and deck, so the waterfront side can feel continuous from interior conversation to exterior coastline. Overhanging wood soffits create a shaded strip along the façade when the open deck is in full sun, and direct beach access keeps the sand, shoreline and nearby rock formations tied to the property.
Rear Garden and Sheltered Rooms
At the rear, the property becomes quieter and more sheltered. Pale modular cladding, narrow black-framed windows and planted balconies surround a compact grass courtyard tucked among mature trees and dense planting. Wood stairs connect the levels, and a large vertical succulent installation adds a graphic living feature. This garden side gives the Malibu event venue a calmer counterpoint to the exposed coastline, with more sheltered rooms and a lower multipurpose room that opens through glass doors to the rear exterior with a table and lounge setup.
