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"Online Exclusive: Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi Outtakes\nIf you were inspired by the celebrity couple's Beverly Hills home, enjoy never-before-seen images from AD's photo shoot\nPortia de Rossi and Ellen DeGeneres relax in a sitting area of their Beverly Hills home, which was originally designed by architects Buff &amp;amp; Hensman and later expanded by decorator Melinda Ritz.\nThe house, seen here from the pool terrace, offers panoramic views of Los Angeles.\nIn the entrance hall, a Jeff Koons puppy vase holds balls for the room's steel-and-glass Ping-Pong table, designed by Argentine artist Rirkrit Tiravanija.\nA Roman bust is displayed alongside a painting by Mark Grotjahn in the living room.\nBoth DeGeneres and De Rossi appreciate the work of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, whose raw Neo-Expressionist painting Untitled (Aopkhes) enlivens a corner of the living room.\nThe shaded entrance to one of the property's guest cottages.\nThe living room of a guesthouse features a collection of portraits and an eclectic assortment of furnishings, including a leather Chesterfield sofa and a tufted armchair.\nWoven-rattan seating and an antique armchair are grouped around the fireplace in an outdoor living room; the floors are limestone.\nNeutral shades predominate in a guest bedroom; the vintage Louis Vuitton trunk was customized for use as a safe.\nA collection of paintings is displayed salon style in the guest bedroom; the rare Cit\u00E9 chair by Jean Prouv\u00E9 was a surprise gift from De Rossi when the couple first started dating.\nFeatured in the master bedroom are works by Svend \u00C5ge Madsen and R. G. Britteon; a pair of armchairs flank a set of staked vintage Louis Vuitton suitcases near the window.\nBlack bookbinding cloth and black pearl onyx line the walls of a powder room. A photo by Steven Klein is reflected in the mirror."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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