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Venn Studio

Venn Studio is a Los Angeles based, full service design firm specializing in custom residential and small scale commercial projects.

10/13/2026

At the Ramos Residence, the open floor plan was designed around the family’s love of entertaining. Large pocketing sliding doors dissolve the boundaries between indoors and out, allowing gatherings to flow naturally from one space to the next.

But how do you create a sense of intimacy and definition within an open floor plan?

Through thoughtful architectural and interior elements, we created distinct spaces without sacrificing openness and sightlines through the home. A built-in bookshelf subtly separates the kitchen and living room, while a stone-clad fireplace and media wall anchor the main gathering space.

These features also bring together the home’s material palette. Natural split-face stone, warm walnut millwork, and stone countertops with textured movement.

10/08/2026

The Primary Bathroom at the Keogh Residence

Equal parts design vision, problem-solving, and obsessive attention to detail.

Behind the simplicity of the finished space were several rounds of detailed interiors coordination, refining the relationship between fixtures, finishes, dimensions, and architectural features.

A critical part of the process was reviewing the tile and stone shop drawings, carefully mapping natural stone veining and aligning material transitions, grout lines, and edges so each surface connects intentionally to the next. All of this was coordinated alongside structural walls, openings to adjacent spaces, windows, skylights, plumbing, and light fixtures long before installation began.

The result is a space where every material and detail feels intentional.

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10/06/2026

Set among the trees of Laurel Canyon, the Stanley Hills Residence connects to its surroundings through more than just expansive windows and views. We wanted that relationship with nature to continue through the materials used to construct the kitchen itself, from solid Douglas fir cabinetry and naturally occurring stone slabs to handmade tile, where variations and imperfections are embraced as part of the material.

That approach extends into the detailing, with custom wood handles crafted to match the cabinetry and appliances concealed behind integrated panels. The result is a kitchen shaped by natural materials and careful craftsmanship, bringing the character of the surrounding landscape into the home.

10/01/2026

One of the opportunities of designing in California is finding ways for the our homes to extend beyond its walls.

At the Keogh Residence, we wanted the covered veranda to function as another room of the house, giving the family a comfortable place to dine, entertain, and spend time outside. Making that experience possible meant solving for privacy from the neighboring park, integrating an ADU and garage below the deck, and carefully connecting the veranda back to the kitchen and dining spaces with a hidden pocket door.

It's a good example of what much of our work looks like behind the finished space: understanding how the clients want to live, navigating the constraints of the property, and coordinating the many details in construction needed to bring the two together.

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09/29/2026

Some of our favorite architectural details getting realized at the Walker Residence.

The house has evolved through countless rounds of drawings, selections, coordination, and decisions both large and incredibly small. The kitchen cabinetry and countertops, bathroom details, and main staircase are just a few of the areas where that process becomes visible in the finished work.

None of it happens in isolation. Bringing these details together requires constant coordination between everyone involved, from the design team and fabricators to the trades working through each condition in the field. We’re grateful to and the entire construction team for their collaboration and attention throughout the process as the project moves through its final stages.

Thank you to our incredible clients who trusted in the design process and pushed the team to execute their dream home.

09/24/2026

A design study for a two-story ADU supporting both living and work on a hillside lot in Highland Park.

For our client, a creative photographer with a young, active family, the challenge was to fit multiple ways of living into a compact footprint while responding thoughtfully to a difficult site. The two-story design includes two bedrooms, with one able to function as an office, giving the family flexibility as their needs shift between work and everyday life. The hillside setting became an opportunity to create a distinct architectural identity, embracing the surrounding landscape and the feeling of a secluded garden retreat.

For us, the value of designing an ADU lies in looking beyond the additional square footage. It means understanding the client, working through the constraints of the property, and finding opportunities within both to create something distinctly suited to how they live.

09/22/2026

A look behind the primary bathroom at our Pine Ave project.

For the final part of our bathroom series, we’re sharing the design process behind bringing this space together. Inspired by the home’s original mid-century modern architecture, our approach was to honor its character through materials and details reflective of the era while reimagining the space for modern living.

The challenge was finding the right balance between old and new. From space planning and material selections to contemporary fixtures and thoughtful detailing, each decision was carefully considered and refined to create a bathroom that feels true to the home’s architectural roots while meeting the needs of our clients today.

09/10/2026

Before and after at the Coolidge Residence.

What began as a single-story tract home has been completely reimagined as a custom new 2-story residence designed around the way this multigenerational family lives.

Rather than simply adding square footage, we looked at the property as a whole, rethinking the home’s massing, proportions, relationship to the site, and connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. The result is a home that feels intentional from every angle and distinctly its own.

Behind the transformation is a design process rooted in understanding how our clients want to live, then using architecture to shape a home around those needs. Spaces for gathering and spending time together are balanced with quieter areas that give each generation a sense of independence and privacy.

A new home, built from the framework of what was already there.

09/08/2026

A few days in New York with the Ferguson Team ✨

From exploring the LG headquarters and experiencing SKS appliances through a private chef demo, to an in-depth look inside the Gessi gorgeous plumbing fixture showroom, it was a few days spent learning, experiencing, and gathering inspiration.

Trips like these give us the opportunity to experience products firsthand, deepen our knowledge of the details behind them, and build stronger relationships with the brands and partners we work with. It’s all part of bringing a more informed and thoughtful perspective back to our projects and clients locally.

And of course, plenty of great food, music, and design conversation along the way!

09/01/2026

The Stanley Hills Primary Bath.

Within a home with such a distinct architectural identity, every new intervention required a careful balance between preservation and change. The existing wood clerestory windows were retained, while the original wood shelf niche was restored, details that helped carry the character and warmth of the home into the reconfigured space.

Previously arranged as a jack-and-jill bathroom, the room was redesigned as a dedicated primary bath. By eliminating the secondary door access, we were able to introduce additional vanity space and create a more functional layout without losing the architectural elements that made the room feel connected to the rest of the home.

The goal was never for the bathroom to feel newly inserted. Instead, the new and restored elements were considered together so the finished space would feel intentional and as though it had always belonged.

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4470 W Adams Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
90016

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Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

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http://www.vennstudiola.com/

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