Retro 2 is a Beverly Hills event venue with single-story Mid-Century Modern character, floor-to-ceiling glass and a pool-and-hillside setting. That combination makes the venue feel right for a corporate event built around open central rooms, a private reception set by the pool or a product launch seeking a distinctive Beverly Hills residential atmosphere.
Open Mid-Century interiors
The main living and dining areas sit under a low flat ceiling with a broad carpeted plan that keeps the rooms open without feeling empty. Slender posts, long horizontal rooflines, the red double entry doors, a freestanding concrete fireplace and warm built-in cabinetry give gatherings a clear sense of postwar California character, while the long dining table and chef's kitchen sit beyond the seating areas.
Glass, daylight and quieter rooms
Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass look toward the pool and hillside beyond, while courtyard glazing brings brightness from the opposite side. The enclosed den offers a different atmosphere with pale blue walls, timber shelving, a large sectional and a central television partition, giving an event a more contained room away from the main living and dining areas.
Pool, lawn and hillside garden
The rear of the house centers on a large traditional pool with a wide concrete deck and a glass facade running almost the full length of the water. A raised spa, a separate linear fire feature, lawn, shaded stone paths and a hillside garden create varied places for a gathering, framed by mature palms, sculptural trees, dense planting, green mountain slopes and outlooks toward the city and ocean.
Arrival with a Beverly Hills sense of place
Guests approach by a broad concrete driveway bordered by succulents, flowering groundcover and hillside planting. Inside, the red double doors lead straight toward the open living spaces, and the sightline carries through the house to the glass and pool deck, giving arrivals a natural reveal into this Beverly Hills event venue.
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Retro 2 is a Beverly Hills event venue with single-story Mid-Century Modern character, floor-to-ceiling glass and a pool-and-hillside setting. That combination makes the venue feel right for a corporate event built around open central rooms, a private reception set by the pool or a product launch seeking a distinctive Beverly Hills residential atmosphere.
Open Mid-Century interiors
The main living and dining areas sit under a low flat ceiling with a broad carpeted plan that keeps the rooms open without feeling empty. Slender posts, long horizontal rooflines, the red double entry doors, a freestanding concrete fireplace and warm built-in cabinetry give gatherings a clear sense of postwar California character, while the long dining table and chef's kitchen sit beyond the seating areas.
Glass, daylight and quieter rooms
Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass look toward the pool and hillside beyond, while courtyard glazing brings brightness from the opposite side. The enclosed den offers a different atmosphere with pale blue walls, timber shelving, a large sectional and a central television partition, giving an event a more contained room away from the main living and dining areas.
Pool, lawn and hillside garden
The rear of the house centers on a large traditional pool with a wide concrete deck and a glass facade running almost the full length of the water. A raised spa, a separate linear fire feature, lawn, shaded stone paths and a hillside garden create varied places for a gathering, framed by mature palms, sculptural trees, dense planting, green mountain slopes and outlooks toward the city and ocean.
Arrival with a Beverly Hills sense of place
Guests approach by a broad concrete driveway bordered by succulents, flowering groundcover and hillside planting. Inside, the red double doors lead straight toward the open living spaces, and the sightline carries through the house to the glass and pool deck, giving arrivals a natural reveal into this Beverly Hills event venue.
