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Life at the stunning home of Adam and Behati Prinsloo Levine does not seem very, well, rock-and-roll-y. The rooms are not spacious, and instead of zebra stripes and patent leather, all the furniture is covered in lovely linens and bouclés. Adam does own a king’s ransom in groovy, blue-chip sneakers, but the closet where he keeps them has a Rick Owens daybed smack in the middle of it. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: The couple did not want a palatial McMansion. Instead, they were attracted to this place because it felt homey. The couple sold their previous home, wholly furnished when the paint had barely dried after an extensive renovation by the mother-and-son design duo Kathleen and Tommy Clements. “Beverly Hills just started to feel hectic. It is strangely central, so we felt surrounded by the city. So we wanted to live somewhere quieter,” explains Adam. The stunning home has an architectural pedigree – ranch-style maestro Cliff May designed the house in the late 1930s. Previous owners of the property, which is placed far off the street and opens out to magnificent views extending to the ocean, included Gregory Peck, producer Brian Grazer, Ben Affleck, and Jennifer Garner. Adam and Behati once again tapped Clements Design to invoke their vision of a high-design, low-pretension family oasis. The studio simplified the materials and color palette and exposed the house’s bones to create a lovely, neutral backdrop for their art and design collections. “Adam is an obsessive design junkie. He and Behati like to live with beautiful things, but in a super-casual way, where the kids have the run of the house, and friends and family are always welcome,” Kathleen adds. The vast living room, commanded by an outstanding Rashid Johnson canvas, best exemplifies the home’s overall vibe of quiet chic and lounge luxury with its deliberately low-slung custom seating. Behati underlines the characterization of her husband as a real estate and design freak. Evidence of the singer’s cultivated tastes can be discerned in every room, from the Jacques Adnet chairs in the den to the Charlotte Perriand desk in the home office and the massive Raymond Pettibon painting that looms above the couple’s bed. Landscape architect Mark Rios ensured that the house’s outdoor spaces were as helpful to leisurely repose as the interiors. They created a series of discrete destinations to add variety to the experience of the garden. Those destinations include a raised platform for appreciating the sublime views, a sunken conversation pit off the den for nighttime plays, and a pool area designed for hanging out as much as swimming. A bevy of mature olive trees links the backyard to the front of the house, where Clements Design transformed a banal circular motor court into an Arcadian paradise with lush plantings and irregular stone pathways. If you still want to collect inspiration for your interior design project, discover the Top Residential Projects board by Hommés Studio on Pinterest or read our article Dakota Johnson’s midcentury modern home in Los Angeles here.

How to design a bathroom? And how to design an exceptional bathroom that doesn’t feel like one? Learning from leading interior designers, we selected essential features for a modern luxury bathroom design. Some of them have outstanding tubs, while others combine tubs and showers. A bathroom with a view is obligatory for some people, and others don’t like to share their bathroom vanity. Sometimes bathrooms are also dressing rooms, but other times they are like a spa. Putting interior design styles aside, bathrooms are a self-care temple, a paradise where we can escape to. In bathroom design, function comes first, then comes usability. But how to design a bathroom that is really useful? That’s simple – as your client! To make a bathroom functional, you don’t need much – a tub, a toilet, a sink, pipes, and running water. But to make a bathroom truly useful, you need to make it unique. Usability is uniqueness. Your client’s personality is injected in one room where they will have time by themselves, either getting ready for a long day or relaxing after a long flight. Bathrooms get personal in the best way. What’s your client’s ultimate desire? HOW TO DESIGN A BATHROOM? TUBS AND SHOWER STALLS What is the difference between powder rooms and bathrooms? Powder rooms only count with a toilet and a washing basin. On the other hand, bathrooms have the toilet, the washing basin, and a tub or a shower stall – some bathrooms have both – a tub and a shower stall – especially if it is a master bathroom. Flack Studio designed the powder room of Troye Sivan for his home in Melbourne. The master bathroom of Serena Williams‘ home in Florida has a walk-in bath area separated by glass panels. On the right is the shower stall; on the left is a minimal tub for relaxing moments. The interior of her home was designed by her sister Venus’ interior design practice V-Starr. The master bathroom of a family home in Toronto has a brass bathtub with a silver finish reflecting the white marble mosaics and panels. This modern bathroom is a design of Ali Budd Interiors. What to choose? A tub or a shower stall? It all depends on your client’s needs and lifestyle. It can be a combination of both – a master bathroom with a bathtub and a stall – or it can simply be a tub. Bathtubs are essential in a bathroom whose purpose is self-care and relaxation. SINKS AND VANITIES Sinks and vanities can make it or break it when it comes to defining a bathroom design style. Choose black mate pipes and you have a contemporary bathroom or choose curvy pipes in brass and you’ll have a midcentury or an art deco style bathroom. It is pretty much the same with bathroom vanities – they help you define the identity of the bathroom. However, bathroom vanities are something more – they are highly decorative. A marble or onyx bathroom vanity will add style and sophistication to the bathroom. Yet bathroom vanities go further – they are an owner’s mirror. Is it a couple or a single person? In her LA home, Dakota Johnson‘s master bathroom has two vanities. One of hers and another of her boyfriend. The midcentury modern bathroom was designed by Pierce & Ward. Ken Fulk designs a minimalist bathroom vanity against a wall with an eclectic pattern for a holiday retreat in Mexico. FURNITURE What type of furniture goes in a bathroom? Any kind as long as it is helpful for your client. Nevertheless, three furniture pieces are obligatory in modern bathroom design – side tables, stools, and mirrors. Every room needs a side table, usually next to the bathtub. A side table can hold your artisanal soap or a vase with fresh flowers (it is equally helpful for holding a glass of wine). When it comes to stools, there’s always room – and purpose – for having one in a bathroom.  SIDE TABLES BY HOMMÉS STUDIO Discover all Side Tables by Hommés Studio here STOOLS BY HOMMÉS STUDIO Discover all Stools by Hommés Studio here MIRRORS BY HOMMÉS STUDIO Discover all Mirrors by Hommés Studio here Biggers bathrooms may demand other type of modern furniture, such as benches and armchairs, especially when the bathroom is a dressing room as well. Discover high-end modern furniture to furnish your bathroom design project in our catalog below: STORAGE Even an exceptional bathroom design has storage. The bathroom may not look like a bathroom, and definitely don’t feel like one – but both function and useful bathrooms demand storage options, to keep bath towels, bath salts or anything else you want to keep away from your guests’ sight. Gert Voorjans decors a children’s bathroom in a family home in Belgium with midcentury modern chairs and a midcentury modern white furniture piece. Martyn Lawrence Bullard decorated the home of Elton John and David Furnish in Beverly Hills. Their master bathroom has a big bathroom vanity full of storage. ACCESSORIES To design an exceptional bathroom, accessories are essential. For instance, a stylish tray can be the base for perfume bottles or a vase of flowers. A modern tray can also be on the top of the bathroom’s side table and carry all bathroom essentials. In addition to decorative trays, scented candles are a bathroom essential – especially if you client aims to have bubble baths often. Lighting fixtures with a warm glow and a scented candle set the perfect ambiance for a relaxing moment. It is that modern bathroom against the rest of the world. In the master bathroom of Kendal Jenner home in Los Angeles, Clements Design use a shelve next to the opulent brass tub where accessories and bathroom essentials – such as bath salts – are showcased. 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Following a four-year renovation, the Hôtel de la Marine Reopened as a Major Design Museum. Introduces a dazzling array of pieces, including a sofa made for Marie-Antoinette. Situated in a famous place on Paris’s Place de la Concorde, near the renowned Champs-Élysées and the Tuileries, the remarkable Hôtel de la Marine complex now welcomes visitors as a design museum. The museum offers a dazzling view into the decorative arts of 18th-century France. Dating back to the 1700s, the original structure, known as the Garde-Meuble de la Couronne, stored the king’s furniture, rugs, and jewels and the institution’s intendant, Pierre-Elisabeth de Fontanieu. During the French Revolution and up to 2015, the place was France’s navy ministry headquarters. The Hôtel de la Marine is an architectural treasure in the heart of Paris, with an unbelievable view of the Place de la Concorde. This monument was the first museum in Paris. Representative of the French art de Vivre. It was essential to protect it for future generations to account for France’s technical know-how. Stone cutting, gilding, trimmings, carpentry and cabinetry, chandeliers, sculptures, and paintings. Following the navy’s departure in 2015, the location was passed to Centre des Monuments Nationaux. The mission is to preserve, restore, and maintain approximately 100 national monuments, including the legendary Arc de Triomphe, Villa Kérylos, and Sainte Chapelle. Two years later, the organization kicked off the massive restoration of the building, starting with the architecturally significant façade before moving into the courtyards and apartments. There were many incredible discoveries made during the restoration. In the intendant’s apartments, they have discovered up to 18 coats of paint on the woodwork. Fortunately, we have been able to reveal them after careful work. They were also able to restore the Golden Cabinet, which had become a fully stainless steel kitchen during the occupation of the French navy’s operations headquarters in this palace. In addition, two fireplaces were discovered in this room’s formwork and the original woodwork. Visitors to the Hôtel de la Marine can take an audio-guided tour of the spaces, restored to their 18th- and 19th-century splendor, using the Confidant, an innovative interactive headset. While the architecture itself is spectacular, the Hôtel de la Marine is filled with several treasures. Teams worked with some leading institutions, including the Louvre Museum, the Musée des Arts décoratifs, and the Palace of Versailles national museum, to locate pieces initially held at the Garde-Meuble. Decorators and 18th-century specialists Michel Charrière and Joseph Achkar searched auction houses, flea markets, galleries, and other sales. The objective was to find period-correct pieces to restore these spaces as faithfully as possible for the public. “The feat of the Hôtel de la Marine teams has been to restore this palace to an almost original state,” says Bouraly. “We succeeded in replacing in the Golden Room the fall-front desk and a mechanical table. These two pieces had not been found in the same room since the Revolution when they were sold separately.” Work on the structure is ongoing, with two restaurants opening their doors, including Café Lapérouse, a fine-dining destination, and a wine cellar and chocolatier designed by Cordelia de Castellane. We really hope you liked our article. Feel free to pin all the images to your favorite Pinterest board. Meanwhile, you can also visit our Pinterest boards to get more inspiration. Get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: Galerie

If you looking for a good recipe for cooking a stunning modern kitchen, we curated some celebrity kitchen design ideas to spice up your creativity and to inspire you to design an exceptional modern kitchen. Prepare your breakfast in the kitchen of Dakota Johnson’s home in Los Angeles, have a coffee in Melbourne sharing the space with Troy Sivan, and prepare a dinner party in the industrial-chic kitchen of Tyrese Gibson in Atlanta. 1. KENDALL JENNER 1920s KITCHEN Kendall Jenner’s home in Los Angeles is full of vintage gems, midcentury modern furniture, and art deco references. The celebrity kitchen design from Clements Design is a traditional English kitchen with midcentury furniture, namely the yellow bar stools, and other stylish kitchenware. 2. MILA KUNIS AND ASHTON KUTCHER BLACK KITCHEN A brand new old barn defines the architecture and interior of Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher‘s home on a hilltop of Los Angeles. The black kitchen, with black cabinetry and wood bar stools, is a bold move. Nevertheless, the floor-to-ceiling glass doors illuminate the interior of the house with plenty of natural light. 3. RUSSEL TOVEY INDUSTRIAL KITCHEN Most lofts are changeling – how to bring elegance and sophistication to an industrial building? Russel Tovey’s loft in London is an example of how brick walls, modern furniture and contemporary art live in harmony. The irreverent celebrity kitchen design has contemporary kitchen cabinetry and a small breakfast area supported by midcentury bar stools. 4. MILEY CYRUS MIDCENTURY MODERN KITCHEN Decorated by her mother, Tish Cyrus and her decorating partner Matt Sanders, the home of Miley Cyrus in LA is a juxtaposition of patterns, colors, and design styles. The black and white kitchen has a sculptural dining table and minimalist home accessories that stand out in between the white kitchen cabinetry. BLACK & WHITE INTERIORS 5. ELTON JOHN AND DAVID FURNISH ALL-WHITE KITCHEN An all-white kitchen with vivid colors blooming in each corner. The kitchen of Elton John and David Furnish seems to be a celebrity kitchen design set in the 1970s. Green, yellow, orange, and red contrast with the crisp lines of the cabinetry. 6. DITA VON TEESE RETRO KITCHEN Dramatic and eccentric. The kitchen of the world’s famous showgirl Dita Von Teese is a maximalist journey in time. The celebrity retro kitchen design countertops are covered in tiles, the cabinetry is painted in a deep green hue that is the perfect match to golden pink elements, including the dramatic paneled ceiling. 7. JESSICA ALBA TRANSITIONAL KITCHEN Jessica Alba’s kitchen is a celebrity kitchen design that mixtures the typical English kitchen with modern furniture and contemporary design. 8. MARK RONSON MODERN ART DECO KITCHEN Glamour is the word that best describes Mark Ronson’s kitchen. In his property in Los Angeles, the award-winner music producer lives in a 1930s Hollywood ambiance. Therefore, the celebrity kitchen design is no exception – a sober color palette, black and white, is enhanced by stylish details, such as the industrial suspension lamps above the countertop and the midcentury bar stools in black, white and gold. BLACK & WHITE INTERIORS 9. SERENA WILLIAMS CLASSIC KITCHEN A timeless color palette – classic blue cabinetry with golden fixtures, a small kitchen island and a modern dining table with a geometric outlook to finish the breakfast area. Serena Williams and her sister Venus – and interior designer on duty – played safe but totally pulled off a stunning kitchen. 10. CHRISSY TEIGEN AND JOHN LEGEND MINIMAL KITCHEN A minimalist celebrity kitchen design belongs to the neutral color temple of Chrissy Teigen and John Legend‘s home. Their minimal kitchen has a long countertop that serves as a breakfast area. 11. NYJAH HUSTON CONTEMPORARY KITCHEN Another black and white kitchen with more space for quick meals than for cooking. Even though the kitchen of professional skater Nyjah Huston is not meant to spend a lot of time cooking, the cozy breakfast nook is extremely inviting and welcoming. BLACK & WHITE INTERIORS 12. TYRESE GIBSON INDUSTRIAL CHIC KITCHEN Tyrese Gibson has one of the most beautiful celebrity kitchen designs – it is elegant yet it shares the flair of an industrial kitchen. With three countertops, the metallic kitchen of Tyrese Gibson is prepared for a massive dinner party anytime. 14. HILARY DUFF ECLECTIC KITCHEN The kitchen of Hilary Duff is an eclectic dream. The bohemian blue cabinets are perfectly paired with the eclectic black and white tiles. Golden details also pop in front of our eyes, as well as the midcentury modern lamp and bar stools with Bauhaus flair. 13. TROYE SIVAN ORGANIC KITCHEN By the mind of the unique Flack Studio, Troye Sivan sets its roots in Melbourne. The former brick factory is reimagined – the house is still industrial, and the design studio chooses raw materials and natural colors. The kitchen’s cabinetry is made of wood – because Troye Sivan loves wood – and has details in steel. 14. DAKOTA JOHNSON BOHEMIAN KITCHEN Dakota Johnson‘s home is a gypsy lodge. In this fashion, her bohemian kitchen design cooks some vintage hues with an eclectic rug and home accessories that vary in style and origin. Discover 20 Celebrity Dining Rooms That Are A Feast For The Eyes on our article here and get more curated visual references for designing an exceptional kitchen with our Kitchen Design Ideas moodboard on Hommés Studio Pinterest. Bring together a perfect modern kitchen with Hommés Studio luxury modern furniture. Discover our furniture collection and customization options in our catalog which you can download for free

12 curated outdoor area design ideas from top interior designers, such as Kelly Behun, Backen & Gillam and Blainey North. From pastel hues to the positive-negative colors – white and black – these 12 outdoor design ideas will inspire you to a stylish and welcoming entertaining area, dining area or an outdoor poolside. 1. MEDITERRANEAN OUTDOOR BY KRAVITZ DESIGN In his house in Beverly Hills, Lenny Kravitz designs an eccentric maximalist home under his own interior design practice – Kravitz Design. The outdoor area, a saltwater pool, is designed to look like a Mediterranean resort. Custom-made yellow and white parasols and sunbeds, with a midcentury modern aesthetic, make Lenny Kravitz’s outdoor area look like a resort in Italy or Greece. 2. PASTEL PARADISE BY KELLY BEHUN The unique identity of Kelly Behun‘s interior design is her dreamy, pale, and pastel color palettes. Golf Coast Home is a project by the ocean in which – once again – Kelly Behun uses soft hues of colorful pigments to reflect the beauty of the sunlight reflected by the ocean sheets. 3. MIDCENTURY MODERN OUTDOOR BY DIMORE STUDIO On the top of Florence, Dimore Studio designs an infinite pool to which the interior design studio joins midcentury modern garden furniture with dark hues. 4. ALL-WHITE OUTDOOR AREA BY HUMBERT & POYET An ethereal outdoor area design in white from the Monaco-based interior design practice Humbert & Poyet. The outdoor entertaining area has an old-fashioned yet elegant ambiance. 5. MEMPHIS OUTDOOR AREA DESIGN BY BELLS + WHISTLES An unusual outdoor living for an unusual interior design. Bells + Whistles project Marrow Midcentury in Rancho Mirage in California is part of Thunderbird North – a community of 10 homes designed by Donald Wexler alongside William Cody and Richard Harrison. The midcentury modern home is rethought – maximalist patterns and Memphis Milano furniture occupy the house’s interior. The outdoor area is decorated with Memphis Design-style parasols and sunbeds. 6. OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM DESIGN BY V-STARR With her interior design company, V-Starr, Venus Williams works alongside her sister, Serena Williams, to design Serena’s new home in Florida. A modern property with an outdoor pool area and an outdoor living room with modern garden furniture surrounded by a tropical landscape. 7. AL FRESCO DINING BY BLAINEY NORTH An authentic Mediterranean home in Sydney, as imagined by the top Australian interior designer Blainey North. On the courtyard, Blainey North creates an al fresco dining area for the family’s outdoor meals. 8. MOROCCAN OUTDOOR AREA DESIGN BY FAWN GALLI Fawn Galli‘s family home in Downtown Brooklyn has a courtyard where the designer created a small outdoor dining area, a jacuzzi, and a Moroccan design-style lounge area. 9. TROPICAL MODERN OUTDOOR BY CHOEFF LEVY FISCHMAN A tropical modern house on the tiny Di Lido Island in Miami. A couple, art-collectors based in the Northeast, commissioned Choeff Levy Fischman architects a waterfront outdoor area design. 10. ORGANIC OUTDOOR AREA DESIGN BY BACKEN & GILLAM An oceanfront home in Santa Barbara with several outdoor areas. One is this organic outdoor area designed by Backen & Gillam with a stone firepit, a wood-craved side table, and minimalist outdoor furniture that becomes one with the landscape. 11. MEXICAN STYLE OUTDOOR AREA BY KEN FULK In Baja California, Mexico, Ken Fulk sourced locally the furniture and decorative elements for the vacation retreat of a San Fransico-based family. 12. COASTAL ENTERTAINING AREA BY JUAN MONTOYA A coastal outdoor style that combines weather-resistant furniture with accessories that can be used indoor in winter, such as cushions. The outdoor area combines white and blue in navy patterns. Get more inspiration for your outdoor area design project on Hommés Studio Outdoor moodboard on Pinterest. For designing a modern outdoor, download Hommés Studio catalog and discover our collection of modern furniture and trendy home accessories.

The Chef’s Table alumni and the acclaimed designer, India Mahdavi, have restored the iconic trattoria, Ferrari’s Restaurant, which was once a favorite of Enzo Ferrari himself. In recent years, Netflix has done a whole lot to describe the scenic city of Modena as the beating, passionate heart of Italy‘s gastronomic heartland: Emilia Romagna. Moreover, at the epicenter of this, as anyone who has seen either Master of None or Chef’s Table will tell you, is chef Massimo Bottura and his restaurant Osteria Francescana: regarded by some as the most refined restaurant in the world. However, there is more to the Modenese experience than just Bottura and his world-renowned Italian fare. Moreover, the town’s most alluring attraction is found down just down the road in the hamlet of Maranello. This is where the factory of legendary car marque Ferrari sits. So what happens when the two come together? The answer, of course, is culinary magic. Furthermore, to that, add India Mahdavi’s creative genius. Ferrari’s restaurant is fun and a relaxed spot in Modena that is oozing style. The restaurant is super contemporary but still maintains that alluring charm that made Ferrari’s legendary trattoria exceptional. Bottura is a huge fan of his hometown car manufacturer. So when the opportunity to reinvent Ferrari’s legendary trattoria, Ristorante Cavallino, came up, few people made for a better fit. The trattoria has played a crucial role in building the mystique and story around Ferrari. Opened in the ’50s in an abandoned barn on the Ferrari factory grounds, it was a favorite of Enzo Ferrari himself, who used to wine and dined visiting royalty, prospective drivers for his Formula One team. Ferrari Ristorante Cavallino finally came to a close in 2019. However, two years later, it has now been revitalized as a hub for visiting food lovers and design addicts. With a menu conceptualized by Bottura and a new fit-out from designer India Mahdavi, the restaurant makes heavy use of Ferrari’s branding and red color scheme in a way that fuses old with new. We really hope you liked our celebrity homes article. Feel free to pin all the images to your favorite Pinterest board. Meanwhile, you can also visit our Pinterest boards to get more inspiration. Get more ideas for your projects and find functional, stylish, and sizable lighting and furniture choices: Source: AD Middle East