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"Hank Azaria's Bel Air Home\nFrom its Monterey Colonial veranda to its artfully rough-hewn floors, the actor's residence is where he concentrates on what really matters: family, outdoor life, and poker\nTrip Haenisch decorated the Bel Air, California, home of actor Hank Azaria (pictured), his partner, Katie Wright, and their son, Hal.\nThe 1932 house was built in the Monterey Colonial style, distinguished by gracious proportions and a second-story veranda. The landscaping was done by GDS Designs.\nA Zimmer + Rohde velvet covers custom-made sofas in the living room. The Danish cocktail tables are vintage, the side table is by Holly Hunt, and the floor lamp is by Waldo's Designs; the Kilim ottomans are by Horchow.\nA Jean de Merry chair meets a French bookcase from Mecox in the living room.\nHoneysuckle climbs the trellis of the outdoor living room, which is furnished with Haenisch-designed seating upholstered in Perennials outdoor fabrics; the cocktail table is by Holly Hunt.\nIn the kitchen, barstools by Hollywood at Home face an island Haenisch designed of reclaimed wood with a Carrara-marble top; the pot rack is by Ann-Morris Antiques. The stainless-steel range and hood by Viking and the Sub-Zero refrigerators complement the counters and backsplash of dark-gray Basaltina stone and the French-oak floors.\nChairs by Hollywood at Home with cushions in fabric by Jasper are paired with a Paul Ferrante metal dining table in the breakfast area.\nAzaria keeps his Emmys and memorabilia in his home office, where Eames chairs by Herman Miller surround the custom-designed poker table and pendant lamps. The bespoke metal cabinet at left is by Bourgeois Boh\u00E8me Atelier, and the curtains are made of a plaid alpaca fabric by Sandra Jordan.\nHal's playroom, with a Danish farm table, 18th-century French benches, and an Enzo Mari apple print from Danese Milano.\nA custom-made bed upholstered in a Holly Hunt leather is flanked by sconces from Bourgeois Boh\u00E8me in the master bedroom. The 18th-century Belgian commode at right and the zinc-top oak desk are both from Lucca Antiques.\nAzaria's dressing room, with a chair from Paul Marra Design and vintage lockers from Bourgeois Boh\u00E8me.\nWright's master bath, lined in a Carolina Irving wallpaper and furnished with custom-made George Smith armchairs; the coral is from J. F. Chen.\nA guest room, brightened by a Phillip Jeffries wall covering, a bolster made of a Kathryn M. Ireland fabric, and an Herm\u00E8s throw.\nA Samsung flat-screen television is mounted on a flagstone-clad chimney breast in the barn. Serving as a table is a vintage bench from Maison au Naturel; Haenisch had sofa pillows made of printed fabrics from Claremont. The Beni Ouarain carpet is from Jamal's Rug Collection.\nIn the barn, cels from The Simpsons feature characters voiced by Azaria.\nMagnolia trees shade a gravel path lined with boxwood, camellia, and azalea.\nDavid Sutherland lounge chairs are grouped on the flagstone pool deck.\nOn the poolside loggia, the upholstery and throw pillows are of Perennials fabrics; the hurricane lamp is by Formations."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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