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"Kelly Wearstler Designs a Glamorous Bel Air Home\nDesigner Kelly Wearstler brings her fiercely glamorous approach\u2014high-octane patterns, gleaming metallic surfaces, and spirited colors\u2014to a family home in Bel Air\nWorking with M. Brian Tichenor of Tichenor &amp;amp; Thorp Architects, designer Kelly Wearstler created a bold new look for a family's 1930s Bel Air, California, residence. The entrance hall revolves around a Pedro Friedeberg table and a Jean de Merry chandelier; the statue in the corner is a 19th-century bronze, and the inlaid floor includes black rainbow, honey onyx, cappuccino, and Calacatta gold marble segments.\n\nFor details see Sources.\nOutfitted with windows by Kolbe Windows &amp;amp; Doors, the house opens onto an expansive lawn with landscape design by Art Luna Garden in collaboration with Wearstler.\nIn the living room, vintage wall lights salvaged from a Roman cinema flank the fireplace; the leather sofas are by J. Robert Scott.\nThe family room's pyramid-paneled walls serve as the backdrop for a custom-made sofa upholstered in a vivid tiger-stripe velvet by Christopher Hyland.\nThe far wall of the dining room is paneled in antiqued mirror; a brass sculpture by John Raible sits on a Howard Werner table, which is surrounded by a suite of Paul Evans chairs found at Todd Merrill Antiques and Craig Van Den Brulle.\nLanterns by Blend Interiors hang in the kitchen, which features alder-wood cabinetry and a stainless-steel\u2013clad island with brass trim. The bespoke brass-and-cracked-glass table is by Wearstler, the range is by Wolf, and the island sink fittings are by Kallista. Near the window is a custom-made sofa in a Lee Jofa velvet.\nThe master suite's striped vestibule is accented by an Italian modernist chandelier and vintage Stilnovo sconces.\nBrass is prevalent in the master bedroom, from the space-age Italian light fixture to the custom-made bed; the ebonized and inlaid mirrors are vintage Italian, and the fur throw is by Adrienne Landau.\nLining the wife's dressing room is gold-leafed wood paneling inset with antiqued mirrors and trimmed with antiqued brass; the throw is by Adrienne Landau, the small sculpture is by Wearstler, the carpeting is by Patterson, Flynn &amp;amp; Martin, and the chair in the adjacent bath is by Pedro Friedeberg.\nRaspberry leather chairs by Wearstler bring color to the wife's office, where a collection of photos is displayed; the tube sculpture on the desk is also by Wearstler, and the carpet was custom made by the Rug Company.\nThe daughter's bedroom, with its Paul Evans four-poster, is sheathed in a custom-made wall covering by Porter Teleo; the vintage ceiling fixture and parchment-front dressers are from JF Chen, and the customized carpet is by the Rug Company.\nThe daughter's bath features inlaid-marble walls; the '60s sconces are by Vico Magistretti, and the sink fittings are by Lefroy Brooks.\nThe pool pavilion's spiky brass light fixture was custom made; the herringbone-pattern floor is stained walnut.\nIn the pavilion bath, striped walls play off the checkerboard floor, while an oval 1920s French mirror is paired with an angular brass vanity; the towel hooks are by Waterworks."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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