Hidden Hills: A Natural Stone Bathroom & Kitchen
How does one transform a 14,000-square-foot house into a warm, inviting sanctuary? This question guided designer Dorothy Macik in shaping this architectural residence in the secluded community of Hidden Hills, California, just outside Los Angeles.
Hand-picked natural stone with a refined finish runs throughout the home, from kitchen to bathroom. Paired with warm wood tones and soft daylight, the material brings calm and cohesion, grounding the scale of the residence in a sense of timeless elegance.
Where Designer-Led Elements Meet Purpose
A Shower Defined by Stillness and Proportion
A Shower Defined by Stillness and Proportion
A Kitchen Set in Stone
A Kitchen Set in Stone
A Moment of Quiet Precision
A Moment of Quiet Precision
Where texture meets calm
The Kitchen as a Place of Warmth
Looking out into the Garden
The Kitchen and Dining
A place to pause
A Room Shaped for Retreat
Everyday balance
The Basin as a Quiet Anchor in the Bathroom
Framed by the landscape
The Shower Opening to the Hills
A final quiet detail
Returning to Simplicity
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