Modern 502 is a Beverly Hills event venue set in a two-story contemporary house organized around full-height glazing, warm oak finishes and a sequence of indoor-outdoor living areas. The spaces are well suited to a corporate event that gathers in the double-height salon, a private dinner connected to the open kitchen and planted courtyard, or a reception moving between the lawn, terrace and canyon outlook.
The central salon has the house’s greatest vertical volume, with full-height glazing, a long horizontal fireplace and an upper bridge looking into the room. Pale oak floors and a ribbed white fireplace wall keep the palette restrained, while sliding openings connect the salon directly to the lawn. Nearby, the open kitchen combines a thick dark-stone island with black fixtures and flush oak cabinetry. The adjoining dining and lounge area opens almost wall to wall toward a planted courtyard, linking dining, lounge and garden areas within the same modern setting.
At the rear, dark timber and large panes of glass stretch across the lawn beneath deep overhangs. Beyond them, the infinity pool meets the canyon horizon. Chaise lounges sit along the water, and a broad timber terrace holds outdoor seating plus a recessed linear fire feature. Tall palms frame the distant view, clipped hedges create privacy and dense tropical planting encloses the garden-side dining terrace. Late in the day, the view-facing glass and pool deck receive the brightest natural light, while garden-side rooms receive softer, foliage-filtered light.
A separate courtyard has stepping pads set into grass, a central fire table and a table-tennis area, giving Modern 502 another distinct outdoor setting. Inside, a stone bar, wood-paneled office, glass-lined gym and media lounge offer contained rooms alongside the open salon and kitchen. At the front, a gated drive leads through palms to the dark-clad Beverly Hills facade; once inside, open ground-floor connections allow movement between the kitchen, salon, courtyard and lawn without repeatedly crossing the more private upper-level rooms.
Modern 502 is a Beverly Hills event venue set in a two-story contemporary house organized around full-height glazing, warm oak finishes and a sequence of indoor-outdoor living areas. The spaces are well suited to a corporate event that gathers in the double-height salon, a private dinner connected to the open kitchen and planted courtyard, or a reception moving between the lawn, terrace and canyon outlook.
The central salon has the house’s greatest vertical volume, with full-height glazing, a long horizontal fireplace and an upper bridge looking into the room. Pale oak floors and a ribbed white fireplace wall keep the palette restrained, while sliding openings connect the salon directly to the lawn. Nearby, the open kitchen combines a thick dark-stone island with black fixtures and flush oak cabinetry. The adjoining dining and lounge area opens almost wall to wall toward a planted courtyard, linking dining, lounge and garden areas within the same modern setting.
At the rear, dark timber and large panes of glass stretch across the lawn beneath deep overhangs. Beyond them, the infinity pool meets the canyon horizon. Chaise lounges sit along the water, and a broad timber terrace holds outdoor seating plus a recessed linear fire feature. Tall palms frame the distant view, clipped hedges create privacy and dense tropical planting encloses the garden-side dining terrace. Late in the day, the view-facing glass and pool deck receive the brightest natural light, while garden-side rooms receive softer, foliage-filtered light.
A separate courtyard has stepping pads set into grass, a central fire table and a table-tennis area, giving Modern 502 another distinct outdoor setting. Inside, a stone bar, wood-paneled office, glass-lined gym and media lounge offer contained rooms alongside the open salon and kitchen. At the front, a gated drive leads through palms to the dark-clad Beverly Hills facade; once inside, open ground-floor connections allow movement between the kitchen, salon, courtyard and lawn without repeatedly crossing the more private upper-level rooms.