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Inside ‘Three Planes,’ Jae Omar’s 11,000-Square-Foot Hidden Hills Estate Inspired by Chumash Cosmology

Inside ‘Three Planes,’ Jae Omar’s 11,000-Square-Foot Hidden Hills Estate Inspired by Chumash Cosmology

Introducing ‘Three Planes’ by Jae Omar & H2 Development, a modern equestrian estate in Hidden Hills inspired by the Chumash people’s three realms: sky, earth and underworld.

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‘Three Planes,’ the latest architectural reverie from visionary designer Jae Omar and H2 Development, is a modern equestrian estate nestled in the gated and exclusive enclave of Hidden Hills. Drawing respectful inspiration from the Chumash people, the Native American tribe who once inhabited this land, the residence is a spiritual and architectural homage to their cosmology — three interconnected worlds: the sky, the earth, and the underworld. Unlike Western belief systems, the Chumash held that humans could, with great effort, traverse these realms. Three Planes is a physical manifestation of that mythic journey.

“The Chumash cosmology speaks of the three realms, and I wanted to create a space where you could feel all three at once, and move between them with intention. Every material, every line, every shadow was chosen to honor the Chumash belief in transformation and transcendence,” notes Omar.

Three Planes Hidden Hills great room with wood paneling and sculptural chandelierPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Cruzio Studios

Set on a generous property that spans over an acre, the approximately 11,000-square-foot newly constructed residence unfolds across two levels, with a layout that balances grandeur and intimacy. The inspired home features five bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and an additional powder room. The spa-grade primary suite sits on the main floor, while the upper level features all four secondary bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom. Ideally positioned, a dedicated wing of the home offers a sanctuary of wellness and entertainment.

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Upon arrival, the grand exterior greets you with a tactile blend of Shou Sugi Ban siding, Santa Barbara stone cladding, and hand-applied plaster, all crowned by slate and metal roofing — a modern ranch aesthetic that seamlessly integrates into Hidden Hills’ equestrian heritage.

Three Planes Hidden Hills exterior with dark wood siding beneath a mature oakPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Cruzio Studios

Inside, Omar’s signature organic modernism takes form through rich woods, textured stone, and earth-toned plaster finishes. Vaulted ceilings with exposed wooden beams soar above the living spaces, while light-colored wood flooring and plush, neutral-toned furnishings create a grounded, serene atmosphere. Wall niches throughout the home cradle a curated collection of antique pottery, a silent tribute to the Chumash’s artistic legacy and spiritual depth.

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Anchoring the home is a bespoke kitchen finished with the highest-end materials and appliances, joined by a generous breakfast nook, walk-in pantry, and access to both the formal living and formal dining rooms. A plush media room, convenient wet bar, and private study round out the primary living areas, while a temperature-controlled wine room offers a refined touch for collectors.

Three Planes Hidden Hills kitchen with oak cabinetry and stone islandPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Cruzio Studios

The primary suite is a retreat unto itself, featuring a spa-level bathroom with steam, sauna, and a sculptural soaking tub. The wellness wing includes a fully equipped gym and dedicated spa, designed for both physical rejuvenation and spiritual reflection.

Outside, the property continues its narrative with a resort-style pool and spa, fire pit, outdoor kitchen, and a yoga deck. Rounding out the property is a detached horse stable that stands as both a functional amenity and a nod to the region’s equestrian soul.

Three Planes Hidden Hills resort-style pool and spa with lounge chairsPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Cruzio Studios

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Throughout Three Planes, every material, detail, and spatial gesture is imbued with meaning, creating an architectural journey through the Chumash belief in transformation, transcendence, and connection.

The property is located at 24877 Eldorado Meadow, Hidden Hills, CA.

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