Inside the Beverly Hills Home of Dr. Jason and Dr. Jessica Diamond
Overview
Set in Beverly Hills, the home of facial plastic surgeon Dr. Jason Diamond and his wife, entrepreneur Dr. Jessica Diamond, balances high design with a lifestyle centered around wellness, family and entertaining. Designed in collaboration with Jake Arnold and recently featured on The Luxury Home Show, the home is layered with vintage finds, bold materials and spaces that are both lived-in and refined.
Brand
Jake Arnold
Type
Family Residence
Location
Beverly Hills
Services
Full Feature on YouTube, IG, FB & TikTok
Presented by
Drs. Jason and Jessica Diamond
The entry sets the tone. A double-height ceiling, sculptural lighting by Lindsey Adelman and oversized florals create a sense of scale and calm. “It almost feels like a courtyard,” Jessica says. Despite its formality, it’s a space that has hosted everything from holiday gatherings to indoor football games when their kids were small and LA was soaked in rain.
In the living room, Viola marble wraps the fireplace and vintage lighting adds sculptural detail. A piano once sat in the corner, but when it went unused, Jason suggested turning the space into a bar. “It’s funny how the bar became the new piano,” Jason jokes. “We thought a piano might inspire the kids to play, turns out a bar gets a lot more use”. With 30-foot ceilings and soft furnishings, the room strikes a balance between generous and intimate.
Elsewhere in the house, darker rooms create contrast. Jessica’s office is finished in deep tones and anchored by a marble desk sourced from Italy. Jessica, co-founder and CEO of their skincare brand, Dr. Diamond’s Metacine, works from her custom home office nearby. Anchored by a sculptural marble desk and softly lit with vintage accents. The space feels calm and focused, much like the work she does with the brand.
The powder room features a 300-pound stone sink and was once home to a piece of artwork gifted by Oscar winner Adrien Brody. “I had no idea he was such a good artist,” Jessica says. “He brought it to dinner one night, just as a gift.”
The dining room, open to the garden, has hosted regular Friday dinners with friends. Furnished with pieces from their first home, it feels personal and unfussy. The kitchen saw one of the biggest transformations. A natural wood island replaced the original, paired with open shelving and a soft plaster range hood. “I looked at so many references and kept coming back to wood,” Jessica says. “It just felt right.”
A breakfast nook nearby, once a passthrough, has become one of the most used spaces in the house. Two shearling chairs serve as the couple’s morning coffee spot, shared daily with their pets.
Downstairs, Jason’s wellness center brings his daily routine into focus. There is a hot tub, a cold plunge, and a sauna that comfortably seats six. “Even in winter, I’ll be out there in the freezing rain. It’s a mental reset,” he says. A fully equipped home gym sits nearby, along with a repurposed tennis court that now serves as a multi-use sports area for their kids.
The backyard remains one of their favorite spaces. With elevated views and a relaxed planting scheme, it feels like a retreat. A pizza oven and outdoor heaters keep it in use year-round. A vintage-inspired wood-burning stove, inspired by a trip to the Hamptons, adds atmosphere on cooler evenings. “You look out and forget you’re in LA,” Jason says. “It feels like you’re somewhere else entirely.”
From health rituals to Halloween parties, marble sinks to movie nights, this is a house that holds both structure and spontaneity. Every space reflects a piece of their life, designed with intention but never overly precious. The upstairs is still under renovation, but already, the house feels complete. We’re excited to revisit once the next phase is finished.
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