10/14/2026
“Historically, kitchens have been separated from living rooms and dining rooms—that was definitely the case here,” explains Federico Engel, of this Berkeley Hills project, featured in Architectural Digest.
“The big gesture was to open the kitchen to the great room. And that’s very much how Andrew lives. He loves to entertain and cook for people.”
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Architecture: Butler Armsden Architects
Interior Design: Carmen René Smith Carmen Smith | Aquilo Interiors
Photography: Tim Hirschmann
Styling: leila nichols
Featured in: Architectural Digest