Showing posts with label Hollywood Homes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hollywood Homes. Show all posts

Monday, March 18, 2013

Hollywood Comes Home

(Marilyn)

It's no secret I have a slight obsession with Marilyn Monroe and all things vintage or old Hollywood, so I was overjoyed to see Architectural Digest feature the homes of many of my favorites!  Take a look at the celebrities in their most private place, their homes.

(Joan Crawford and her fourth husband, Alfred Steele in their 18-room duplex penthouse in New York City sometime in the 1950's)

(Humphrey Bogart and his third wife, Mayo Methot at his 1920's Los Angeles home)

(James Dean and his apartment in New York studio apartment)

(Sophia Loren in her home near Rome in 1964)

(Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe shortly after their wedding at their Connecticut estate)

(Gregory Peck in his Pacific Palisades home in the 1940's)

(Kirk Douglas in his Beverly Hills home in the early 1960's)

Which home is your favorite?

All images courtesy of Architectural Digest 

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Adam's Digs


Maroon 5 has been one of my favorite bands since their first album.  Adam Levine has a voice that draws you in and it doesn't hurt that he's completely sexy either.  His fame rose to new heights with the hit show, The Voice.  He collaborates with every artist who's anyone.  Check out his amazing home in the Hollywood Hills.




Adam's Grammy awards displayed on a George Nelson cabinet.


Love this.  That's an Andy Warhol silkscreen print above a French Art Deco cabinet from JF Chen.


One end of the Master bedroom.


Love the photographs, but take a look at that trunk!


Wow, this room is amazing.  All vintage pieces, including the rug from the 1920's.


Love the photo of Dr. Dre and Snoop above the couch.


The kitchen is a little modern for my taste, but so clean and sleek.


Where the magic happens lol.  You always wanted to see Adam Levine's bedroom right?  I'm in love with the 1940's bed, and of course the photo of Tupac Shakur.


What a view!

So what do you think?  I'd be okay with living here.  I love the colors, what are your thoughts?

All photos courtesy of Architectural Digest Magazine by Roger Davies