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"Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne at Home\nDesigner Martyn Lawrence-Bullard gives the couple's Los Angeles home a shot of bright eclecticism\nMartyn Lawrence-Bullard designed Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne's home in the gated community of Hidden Hills, California. \"Sharon rules the roost when it comes to decor,\" says Lawrence-Bullard. In Sharon's hands is a copy of her husband's 2010 autobiography, I Am Ozzy.\nThe foyer features a pair of custom-made porter's chairs covered in an Edelman leather. The table is 19th-century French, and the bronze hand sculpture is by British artist Marc Quinn.\nThe living room, painted in Benjamin Moore's Antique White, showcases Sharon's Italian puppets and dolls. At left is a Montauk tripod floor lamp by Ralph Lauren Home. The reclaimed-brick fireplace surround is from Exquisite Surfaces; the large vintage clock is from Lee Stanton Antiques.\nThe sectional sofa, the Byron wing chair, and the Jaipur cocktail table are all by Martyn Lawrence-Bullard Design. The sliding barn doors were found at American Garage.\nThe Directoire-style fireplace in the dining room is from Exquisite Surfaces, and the table and chairs are by Martyn Lawrence-Bullard Design; the chandelier is 19th-century French.\nCountry chairs by Richard Mulligan encircle an antique farm table from Dos Gallos.\nThe pool terrace is tiled in quartzite by Walker Zanger.\nThe stairway to Ozzy's home studio, lined with his gold and platinum albums, features steps of reclaimed oak from Exquisite Surfaces.\nFashion photography by William Klein, Horst P. Horst, Cecil Beaton, and others is against a Farrow &amp;amp; Ball wallpaper in Sharon's office; Bunny, a Pomeranian, is one of the Osbournes' 12 dogs.\nThe desk in Sharon's office was designed by Lawrence-Bullard in the style of Maison Jansen; it displays Ozzy's 1994 Grammy and the 2002 Emmy their show, The Osbournes, won for outstanding reality series.\nThe sitting area combines a Romeo sofa by Martyn Lawrence-Bullard Design with an overscale ottoman.\nThe Osbournes' mirrored four-poster echoes the style of midcentury French designer Serge Roche; the wallpaper is by de Gournay, and the bedding is by Frette.\nThe master bedroom also includes a Marie Antoinette chaise upholstered in a de Gournay silk velvet.\nA Candide tub and Julia fittings by Waterworks anchor the master bath; the shower is tiled in Carrara marble from Walker Zanger, and the clamshell bowl is by Mecox.\nThe central atrium's black Venetian-plastered walls are reminiscent of Ozzy's Prince of Darkness days.\nCross-top bottles from Maxfield adorn the dining room mantel.\nA 19th-century Venetian mirror complements the dining room's luminous de Gournay wallpaper.\nSharon displays her collection of vintage Americana in the kitchen, including a cash register on the island and animal weathervane ornaments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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