Inside Justin Bieber’s Stunning New $8.5M Beverly Hills Mansion

Built in the 1930s in a Monterey Colonial style, the Beverly Hills mansion was recently renovated by Hollywood production designer Charles Infante (whose credits include music videos for Taylor Swift, Drake and Lady Gaga). The “re-imagination” of the property maintained the home’s classic features in order to create a more modern feel while retaining the old-school character.

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Dubbed “The Tropics” by the previous owner, the home is described in the listing as “the ultimate in refinement, old Hollywood glamour mixed with casual California living.” A neon sign, set atop banana-leaf print wallpaper, decorates the entertainment space on the lower level, and was inspired by decor of the nearby Beverly Hills Hotel.

Steel-framed floor-to-ceiling glass doors open to the backyard and pool deck in what was once the sun porch, but now serves as a step-down family room.

The home’s formal living room is a prime example of the design ethos, described as “old Hollywood with a modern twist,” which fits in with former owner Charles Infante’s goal of “keeping the soul of the house very much alive.”

Infante maintained the original wood panelling in the office/den, which boasts recessed built-in bookcases and its own wet bar.

Because life isn’t all about hard work, the office opens to the pool deck via a pair of slim wood-trimmed French doors.

“A gorgeous bar awaits accented with strips of bronze mirror,” set within “a dramatic backlit floor-to-ceiling temperature-controlled wine cellar,” notes the listing, with the bar adjoining an art deco-themed screening room.

The goal of the renovation was to create “a unique and curated experience” in which “no detail was left unturned,” including such features as wide-plank white oak floors and this unique rift oak screened stairwell.

Located on the second level, “the sun-soaked master suite is complete with rift oak beamed ceilings and closet, fireplace, bath full of sumptuous book matched marble, and a private terrace.” There are also four additional bedrooms on the second level, each with its own ensuite bathroom.

A large firepit is set within the courtyard, with massive steel-framed windows offering a view from within the home.

“Step behind the elegant gates to a courtyard canopied with mature olive trees framed against the original Monterey Colonial brick facade with its unique weeping mortar,” declares the listing.

Stepping out from the courtyard leads to the outdoor cabana/entertainment deck alongside the pool, featuring a fireplace, barbecue and other amenities.

The zero-edge swimming pool is a recent addition, with Infante explaining it was “designed to feel like a piece of jewelry, not just a working tool you could use.”