Modern luxury in Los Angeles has shifted over the past decade — away from oversized glass boxes and toward something warmer, more sculptural, and deeply connected to nature.
Few homes capture that shift as clearly as The Hutton House, a newly completed $19.495 million estate in Beverly Hills that blends Scandinavian restraint, resort-level amenities, and an almost handmade sense of craftsmanship.
Designed by Abramson Architects, the six-bedroom, nine-and-a-half-bath residence feels like a preview of where high-end California living is heading. The materials are organic, the lines are clean, and the spaces are shaped to slow the pace of daily life.
And with nearly an acre of landscaped grounds, a floating staircase that doubles as an art installation, a birchwood sauna, a stadium-seated pickleball court, and a zero-edge infinity pool with a swim-up bar, it’s also a full-blown lifestyle campus hidden in the hills.
Listing agents Drew Jacobson and Adam Bachenheimer of The Agency Beverly Hills were part of the development team, guiding design decisions from concept to completion — a detail that shows up in the cohesiveness of every room and transition.
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A private Beverly Hills compound built around nature and texture
С улицы, The Hutton House is almost secretive.
A blackened façade, mature oak trees, and sculpted concrete walls create a low, quiet entry sequence before the home opens dramatically behind the gates. The driveway leads to a three-car showcase garage — complete with architectural lighting — and signals immediately that this isn’t a standard spec build.
The exterior mixes warm vertical teak siding with rough black basalt, giving the home the kind of texture and depth usually reserved for boutique hotels or high-end museums.
Those materials continue inside, where 10-foot ceilings and wide, sunlit volumes frame views of the surrounding canyon from nearly every angle.
Indoor-outdoor living reimagined with a warm, Scandinavian sensibility
Where many contemporary Beverly Hills homes lean glossy and minimal, The Hutton House plays with tactile finishes and sculptural elements.
The main level unfolds as a single, uninterrupted living space, anchored by Fleetwood pocket doors, herringbone floors, and a ceiling wrapped entirely in warm wood slats.
The kitchen is a centerpiece — a chef’s space that still feels visually quiet, with a 15-foot custom stone island, Miele appliances, a built-in breakfast nook, and an automated pass-through window for seamless outdoor dining.
The adjoining living area, connected to expansive decks and lounge zones, reinforces the home’s philosophy: modernism with softness, architecture that breathes.
A floating staircase and skylit upper level designed for daily calm
The staircase — a dramatic floating structure paired with a sculptural chandelier — rises to the second floor under a 50+ foot continuous skylight.
It’s one of the home’s most defining architectural features, bathing the upper hallway in shifting daylight from dawn to dusk.
The primary suite channels a full private spa, complete with a custom birchwood sauna, steam rain shower, dual closets, and a plastered floating fireplace.
A secluded terrace overlooks canyon greenery, reinforcing the connection to the landscape. Four additional ensuite bedrooms extend to outdoor decks of their own, maintaining the home’s visual rhythm.
A lower level dedicated to recreation, wellness, and cinematic entertaining
A tiered theater, fully equipped home gym, temperature-controlled wine storage, secondary chef’s kitchen, and additional lounge spaces round out the property’s recreational offering.
Even the utility spaces carry intention — from dual laundry rooms to Savant-powered smart home systems to a three-car showcase garage that doubles as a gallery for prized vehicles.
Resort-worthy backyard with a swim-up bar, infinity pool, and canyon backdrop
Если interiors lean Scandinavian, the backyard leans pure California.
The main terrace flows into a zero-edge infinity pool and spa, complete with a rare swim-up bar tucked beneath the upper deck.
Sunken fire lounge areas, multiple al fresco dining setups, sculptural planters, and tiered seating zones create an outdoor environment designed for both quiet mornings and large-scale entertaining.
A new model for modern luxury in Beverly Hills
In a city where new construction often feels formulaic, The Hutton House stands out for its warmth, its restraint, and its near-obsessive attention to detail.
It’s a home built to age well — architecturally, materially, and experientially — while embracing a vision of luxury that prioritizes wellness, natural light, craftsmanship, and seamless indoor-outdoor living.
As Los Angeles continues redefining what high-end living can look like, this Scandinavian-inspired estate feels like a glimpse into that future.
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