The patio area with fire pit
Rendering: Courtesy of the Peninsula Beverly Hills
Earlier this month, the Peninsula Beverly Hills announced that it will reopen its roof garden, with upgrades, in May. The new 6,200-square-foot multiuse space will feature a pool, outdoor bar, and 48-seat dining terrace. The entire rooftop area will hold 150.
Beverly Hills interior designer Cheryl Rowley (who has been busy with Westwood project Hotel Palomar Los Angeles) is behind the $4 million renovation. Heated limestone tiles will flank the 60-foot pool and the jacuzzi, and a dozen cabanas furnished with aluminum and teak outdoor furniture will dot the terrace. Palm trees, jasmine, and wisteria will serve as a living wall backdrop. Another bonus: guests will receive chilled, lemon-verbena-scented towels and smoothies or fresh fruit skewers during their pool visits.The bar and patio area will include a teak-topped bar and a fire pit, and a chef will grill steaks, fish, and poultry to order on an outdoor grill.
Beverly Hills interior designer Cheryl Rowley (who has been busy with Westwood project Hotel Palomar Los Angeles) is behind the $4 million renovation. Heated limestone tiles will flank the 60-foot pool and the jacuzzi, and a dozen cabanas furnished with aluminum and teak outdoor furniture will dot the terrace. Palm trees, jasmine, and wisteria will serve as a living wall backdrop. Another bonus: guests will receive chilled, lemon-verbena-scented towels and smoothies or fresh fruit skewers during their pool visits.The bar and patio area will include a teak-topped bar and a fire pit, and a chef will grill steaks, fish, and poultry to order on an outdoor grill.
