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"Kelsey Grammer\nIn Bel-Air, the Actor and His Wife, Camille, Preserve the Legacy of \"Henry's House\"\nIn the living room of Camille and Kelsey Grammer's (inset) Bel-Air house, Kenneth Alpert and Andrew Petronio, of KA Design Group, introduced multiple seating areas. A Jamali painting takes center stage. Stark love seat fabric; Holly Hunt fabric on wood-framed wing chair. Fabricut sofa chenille; Kravet drapery silk.\nFrom the entrance, the Tudor-style residence, which once belonged to composer Henry Mancini, \"looks like a small cottage,\" says Alpert. \"But it unfolds in many directions.\"\nAlpert and Petronio planned a comfortable media room \"without the theater motif.\" Clarence House chair fabric; Tibetan rug from Stark.\nArchitect Jim Eserts, who reconfigured the interiors, observes of Kelsey Grammer: \"He tends to steer away from the austere. He likes homey spaces with exquisite materials.\" The family room is meant to be functional and is adjacent to the kitchen. Fabricut chenille and Kravet vertical stripe on window seat pillows; chairs, A. Rudin.\nAlpert says, \"The concept was to keep some of the pedigree and character of Mancini in the house.\" The outdoor living area is the setting for evening cocktails.\nIn the master bedroom, Alpert and Petronio brightened a darker area of the house with Schumacher drapery and bolster fabrics and a Duralee fabric on the wood-framed armchair. Bedside lamp from David Sutherland."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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