Medit 7 is a Beverly Hills event venue with a clear Spanish Revival identity, from its white stucco and red clay tile roof to arched openings and wrought-iron balconies. The courtyard, gallery, indoor pool hall and formal interiors stay connected through long sightlines and glazed doors, giving gatherings a natural progression from warm terracotta exteriors to cooler, more graphic rooms. The setting is well suited to a corporate reception with a strong arrival, a private party centered on the courtyard, or a product launch that moves between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Courtyard and Garden Spaces
The broad courtyard is paved in terracotta and centered by a tiered fountain with a circular basin, creating an immediate focal point. One side features three arched French doors in a row, while another adds a dark timber balcony above matching arches. Textured stucco, terracotta paving with natural tonal variation, mature palms, leafy trees and clipped shrubs in oversized planters give the exterior an established Beverly Hills garden feeling while leaving room for movement and longer views from the lawn back toward the architecture. A more intimate gravel passage with tall potted cypress, dense planting and iron gates offers a quieter, enclosed garden approach.
Indoor Pool Hall and Formal Interiors
Inside, the property shifts from elegant residential rooms to a highly distinct indoor pool hall. Deep teal tile runs along the waterline walls and around the bases of tall white piers, pairing saturated color with reflections from the pool. Above, a high timber-lined pitched ceiling with exposed trusses gives the room height and scale, while narrow clerestory-style windows and an oversized arched glazed door connect it back toward the exterior. A round spa sits beside the side deck.
Connected Rooms for Event Flow
The formal living room is wide and calm, with a long upholstered sofa, pale rug, grand piano and carved stone fireplace. Large rectangular openings connect it to an arched-window gallery, adding depth between rooms. Elsewhere, a curved iron staircase anchors a plastered foyer, the dining room has arched windows and a recessed ceiling, and the kitchen includes light wood cabinetry, gridded tile counters, a central island and stainless appliances. The foyer, gallery and courtyard doors create real circulation rather than a single dead-end path, giving this event venue a clear indoor-outdoor rhythm.
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Medit 7 is a Beverly Hills event venue with a clear Spanish Revival identity, from its white stucco and red clay tile roof to arched openings and wrought-iron balconies. The courtyard, gallery, indoor pool hall and formal interiors stay connected through long sightlines and glazed doors, giving gatherings a natural progression from warm terracotta exteriors to cooler, more graphic rooms. The setting is well suited to a corporate reception with a strong arrival, a private party centered on the courtyard, or a product launch that moves between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Courtyard and Garden Spaces
The broad courtyard is paved in terracotta and centered by a tiered fountain with a circular basin, creating an immediate focal point. One side features three arched French doors in a row, while another adds a dark timber balcony above matching arches. Textured stucco, terracotta paving with natural tonal variation, mature palms, leafy trees and clipped shrubs in oversized planters give the exterior an established Beverly Hills garden feeling while leaving room for movement and longer views from the lawn back toward the architecture. A more intimate gravel passage with tall potted cypress, dense planting and iron gates offers a quieter, enclosed garden approach.
Indoor Pool Hall and Formal Interiors
Inside, the property shifts from elegant residential rooms to a highly distinct indoor pool hall. Deep teal tile runs along the waterline walls and around the bases of tall white piers, pairing saturated color with reflections from the pool. Above, a high timber-lined pitched ceiling with exposed trusses gives the room height and scale, while narrow clerestory-style windows and an oversized arched glazed door connect it back toward the exterior. A round spa sits beside the side deck.
Connected Rooms for Event Flow
The formal living room is wide and calm, with a long upholstered sofa, pale rug, grand piano and carved stone fireplace. Large rectangular openings connect it to an arched-window gallery, adding depth between rooms. Elsewhere, a curved iron staircase anchors a plastered foyer, the dining room has arched windows and a recessed ceiling, and the kitchen includes light wood cabinetry, gridded tile counters, a central island and stainless appliances. The foyer, gallery and courtyard doors create real circulation rather than a single dead-end path, giving this event venue a clear indoor-outdoor rhythm.
