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"Will and Jada Pinkett Smith at Home in Malibu\nFor their family's highly personal retreat in California, Will and Jada Pinkett Smith called on architect Stephen Samuelson to design an adobe-style residence full of intimate spaces, organic forms, and handcrafted details.\nThe Smith clan\u2014(from left) Trey, Willow, Jaden, Will, and Jada\u2014at home. Jada is currently starring in HawthoRNe on TNT; Will's next film, due in May 2012, is Men in Black III.\nThe Smiths' adobe-style house, designed by Stephen Samuelson with architect Harry Perez-Daple; the interiors are by Judith Lance.\nThe house's massive front door was salvaged from a fort in northern India; Lance trimmed the Holly Hunt cowhide rug with a border of Edelman leather.\nAn intricate wrought-iron banister lines the staircase in the entrance hall.\nThe living room includes a 1930s copper lantern from Downtown, a pair of '60s Brazilian rosewood chairs (at left) from Noho Modern, and custom-made lounge seating (at right) upholstered in a Rose Tarlow leather. The wing chairs flanking the mantel are covered in kilims and leather, and the beige silk area rug in the foreground is by Hokanson.\nA large retractable skylight floods the double-height living room with natural illumination. The pair of vintage resin tusks is from Downtown, and the lanterns at left are Moroccan.\nThe living room's overscale sofa was custom made to fit in between two sets of towering columns, which are wrapped in jute rope.\nRustic reclaimed ceiling beams complement the nature-inspired furnishings in this sitting area and throughout much of the house.\nThe dining room features a custom-made table sheathed in lacquered linen; the walnut dining chairs with bronze-staple detailing are upholstered in a Beacon Hill fabric, and the silk-and-wool area rug is from Woven Accents.\nIn a corner of the formal dining room, hand-hewn teak doors open to reveal an intimate seating area lit by artist Mary Brogger's twisted wire sconces and a bespoke chandelier with rock-crystal beads.\nIn the kitchen, Samuelson fashioned cabinetry from 19th-century Nuristani oak panels.\nThe breakfast area's expansive windows overlook the lake gazebo.\nWill calls the lake gazebo his favorite spot on the property: \"Answers come to me out there,\" he says.\nMisty the cat lounges beneath the circular skylight in Jada's meditation room.\nThe Smiths' recording studio, where Willow cut her 2010 hit single \"Whip My Hair.\"\nThe pool room's alder-wood billiard table with nailhead detailing was designed by Lance and fabricated by Blatt Billiards.\nThe family's screening room includes luxurious upholstered club chairs, a cushioned daybed suspended from the ceiling, classically styled millwork, and Moroccan lanterns.\nA hallway is outfitted with sculptural furniture and black-and-white photography.\nThe iron four-poster in Willow's bedroom is draped with a canopy of patterned silk.\nJaden's bedroom, with its salvaged ceiling vigas, includes a set chair from his 2006 feature-film debut.\nAncient salt cedar latillas decorate the ceiling of a guest bedroom.\nThe master suite includes a custom-made bed with a draped canopy of brass ball chains, as well as lounge chairs upholstered in an Old World Weavers cotton with matching chain fringe. The repouss\u00E9 drum stool is by Robert Kuo; the hand-knotted-silk area rug, designed by Lance, was made by Tai Ping.\nWill and Jada's room-size closet features built-in shelving and an overscale ottoman.\nSuspended above the circular bathtub is a vintage Bruce Eicher chandelier from Dana John.\nThe shower in the master bathroom is a glittering cocoon of inlaid pebbles; the opening at left leads to a private terrace.\nThe private terrace off the master suite has pendant lights by Tom Dixon from Twentieth Art and Design, drum tables by Studio JRM, and cushions covered in a selection of Donghia, Holly Hunt, and Perennials fabrics.\nThe free-form pool, designed by the estate's landscape architect, Daniel Busbin.\nThe 150-acre property's secluded mountain setting."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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