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Fix the driver behind crashes, sound loss and screen glitchesFind Drivers →Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problemsFix Now →Scan for outdated or missing drivers - takes under a minuteDriver Scan →When Shawn Mendes bought a Beverly Grove home in November 2022, coverage described a rebuilt, two-story residence that pairs Parisian-villa references with a restrained palette of cream plaster, marble, and warm wood. Architectural Digest reported the house at 3,880 square feet, with five bedrooms and six bathrooms; its most distinctive details include a hand-pleated French-clay kitchen island, glass-and-steel doors opening toward the backyard, and a zero-edge pool.
What was reported about the purchase?
Architectural Digest reported on November 15, 2022, that Mendes bought the Beverly Grove property for $4.6 million. The publication described it as a 3,880-square-foot, two-story home with five bedrooms and six bathrooms. A transaction listing records the same sale price and a November 2022 closing. Architectural Digest’s 2022 home coverage and a transaction database listing provide the reported figures.
One contemporaneous post by Contempo Realtors rounds the living area to 4,000 square feet and gives the lot size as 6,271 square feet. The interior-area figures are not identical: 3,880 square feet is Architectural Digest’s stated measurement, while 4,000 is the agent post’s rounded figure. A transaction database also lists the lot at 6,271 square feet. Contempo Realtors’ post is the source for its rounded area figure and lot size.
How was the house designed?
Architectural Digest says the house was originally built in 1974 and rebuilt in 2022, with design by West Hollywood firm House of Shoor. The reporting presents these as the home’s history and design attribution; it does not provide independent permit documentation. Its exterior is described as having a mansard roof, while the interior draws on Parisian villas and what the publication calls a minimal European aesthetic.
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The reported material palette brings together marble, creamy hand-applied plaster, elaborate stonework, and warm-toned wood and stone tile. These are descriptive observations in the coverage, not a specification sheet naming brands or exact product lines.
What are the standout interior features?
A sculptural kitchen island
The kitchen’s focal point is an island with curved edges, finished in hand-pleated French clay. Near it, a custom sliding glass-and-steel door opens the interior toward the backyard, making the connection between kitchen and outdoor space a central part of the design.
Curves, stone, and statement furnishings
Architectural Digest describes a curved staircase and a formal dining room with a sputnik-style chandelier and Jeanneret dining chairs visible in listing photos. The living area is shown with a floor-to-ceiling white marble fireplace and a curved brown couch. The coverage does not identify exact product models for these furnishings.
What is outside?
The reported outdoor features include a zero-edge pool, a grassy yard, and tall Italian cypress trees. Architectural Digest says the trees lend privacy, though the reporting does not quantify how much screening they provide. The property also includes a guest house that the listing describes as “cathedral-style”; Architectural Digest notes that it has custom sliding glass-and-steel doors like those at the main house.
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The available reporting establishes details of the 2022 purchase and the home as described at that time. It does not establish whether Mendes still owns or occupies the property, whether its interior has changed, or who owns it now. The features above should therefore be understood as historical descriptions, not a current listing or confirmation of present-day condition.
