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"The Cutting Edge\nVidal Sassoon and his wife, Ronnie, reinvigorate an iconic Richard Neutra house in the hills of Bel Air\nRonnie and Vidal Sassoon renovated the Singleton House, built by architect Richard Neutra in 1959; this photograph replicates a classic image of the property by Julius Shulman.\n\nClick here to see this photo and others taken by Julius Shulman of Richard Neutra's work.\nThe couple at home with their Shih Tzus, Lulu, left, and Yoyo.\nThe pool terrace is furnished with teak chaise longues by Timothy Moynihan; they are modeled after a 1941 design by French modernist Charlotte Perriand. The garden stones were reportedly put in place by sculptor Isamu Noguchi when the house was built.\nThe kitchen features a Saarinen Tulip table and chairs by Knoll and built-in cabinets by Neutra; the hanging cabinet and stool are by Jean Prouv\u00E9.\nTurning the World Upside Down (1996) by Anish Kapoor stands in a courtyard; the 1954 Loop chairs are by Willy Guhl.\nA gallery displays works by, from left, \u00C9tienne Hajdu, Ellsworth Kelly, and Lucio Fontana; the benches are by Perriand.\nThe living room is an album of modern classics, including Visiteur armchairs by Prouv\u00E9, a Perriand cocktail table, and, over the fireplace, Alexander Calder's Escutcheon (1954).\nYoyo poses on a fur-throw-covered platform bed, which is original to the house; the armchair is vintage Osvaldo Borsani, and the sculpture is a 1964 piece by Harry Bertoia. Serge Mouille sconces flank Concetto Spaziale, a 1963 Fontana painting.\nRonnie designed the terrazzo tub in the master bath. The 1950s stool is by Perriand, and the chair is an Erwine and Estelle Laverne design; the towels are by Pratesi.\n\nClick here to see more of Richard Neutra's modernist masterpieces."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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