Modern 362 is a polished contemporary event venue in Beverly Hills, shaped by a curved modern facade, a sweeping pool terrace and broad views across Beverly Hills to the city skyline. With bold art, sculptural furniture, saturated color and an open double-height gallery, the property is well suited to corporate gatherings, product launches and private receptions that need a distinctive modern setting.
A Sweeping Pool Terrace Above the City
The pool terrace follows the hillside with a curving infinity edge, planted lawn islands, mature palms and bronze figure sculptures. Blue mosaic bands trace the kidney-shaped edge, while a separate lap section creates a longer line alongside the water. From the pool, lawn and furnished patio, the city skyline remains part of the experience, with glass railings keeping the upper balcony clean and blue and purple lighting changing the mood at night.
Double-Height Interiors for a Polished Gathering
Inside, the double-height gallery links the main living room, mezzanine and view-facing glass wall in one open visual line. Pale wood floors, a glossy ceiling, two-story glazing, white and purple sofas, ring chandeliers, a linear fireplace and a black grand piano create a contemporary setting with built-in character. A split circular staircase forms a natural path between the floor and glass-railed mezzanine, while daylight enters through the city-facing glass wall, sliding doors and a large skylight around the stair gallery.
Distinct Rooms with Different Tones
Modern 362 offers additional interiors that shift the atmosphere without leaving the property. The kitchen brings a darker, glossier texture with reflective dark wood cabinetry, stainless appliances and a long island facing the corner glass. Beside it, the dining area changes the tone with ornate gold tables, red upholstered chairs and blue glass chandeliers. The office adds a library feel through black shelving, pale flooring and tall corner windows looking out to the hillside.
Arrival and Additional Interior Settings
The broad tiled driveway and forecourt lead to a glossy black glass entrance framed by palms, giving arrivals a futuristic first impression before the house opens into the central gallery and uninterrupted rear view. Beyond the main living room and pool, the furnished music room, enclosed theater, deeper interior corridors, wood-lined sauna and polished garage add more contained settings for different parts of an event.
Modern 362 is a polished contemporary event venue in Beverly Hills, shaped by a curved modern facade, a sweeping pool terrace and broad views across Beverly Hills to the city skyline. With bold art, sculptural furniture, saturated color and an open double-height gallery, the property is well suited to corporate gatherings, product launches and private receptions that need a distinctive modern setting.
A Sweeping Pool Terrace Above the City
The pool terrace follows the hillside with a curving infinity edge, planted lawn islands, mature palms and bronze figure sculptures. Blue mosaic bands trace the kidney-shaped edge, while a separate lap section creates a longer line alongside the water. From the pool, lawn and furnished patio, the city skyline remains part of the experience, with glass railings keeping the upper balcony clean and blue and purple lighting changing the mood at night.
Double-Height Interiors for a Polished Gathering
Inside, the double-height gallery links the main living room, mezzanine and view-facing glass wall in one open visual line. Pale wood floors, a glossy ceiling, two-story glazing, white and purple sofas, ring chandeliers, a linear fireplace and a black grand piano create a contemporary setting with built-in character. A split circular staircase forms a natural path between the floor and glass-railed mezzanine, while daylight enters through the city-facing glass wall, sliding doors and a large skylight around the stair gallery.
Distinct Rooms with Different Tones
Modern 362 offers additional interiors that shift the atmosphere without leaving the property. The kitchen brings a darker, glossier texture with reflective dark wood cabinetry, stainless appliances and a long island facing the corner glass. Beside it, the dining area changes the tone with ornate gold tables, red upholstered chairs and blue glass chandeliers. The office adds a library feel through black shelving, pale flooring and tall corner windows looking out to the hillside.
Arrival and Additional Interior Settings
The broad tiled driveway and forecourt lead to a glossy black glass entrance framed by palms, giving arrivals a futuristic first impression before the house opens into the central gallery and uninterrupted rear view. Beyond the main living room and pool, the furnished music room, enclosed theater, deeper interior corridors, wood-lined sauna and polished garage add more contained settings for different parts of an event.
