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"Designer Jenni Kayne's Family-Friendly Los Angeles Home\nThe designer applies the signature laid-back aesthetic of her popular fashion brand to a striking contemporary house in Beverly Hills\nTo transform their family's house in Beverly Hills, California, fashion designer Jenni Kayne and her husband, real-estate agent Richard Ehrlich, tapped Silvia Kuhle and Jeffrey Allsbrook of Standard, a Los Angeles architecture The couple and their son, Tanner, and daughter, Ripley, pose outside the glass-walled entry pavilion with their French bulldog, Yoko.\nIn the living room, a fireplace surround made of board-formed concrete anchors the space, while reclaimed-oak beams frame the glass walls and salvaged-pine siding lines the ceiling; the pendant lamp is by Treasurbite Design, the artworks are by Alison Van Pelt, and the throw is by Herm\u00E8s.\nAmong the works of art in the living room is an aerial photograph by Richard Misrach; the cocktail tables are by BPS Designs by Byron Stripling, the vintage teak-and-woven-leather chairs are from JF Chen, and the walls are painted in Benjamin Moore's Super White.\nMore salvaged siding sheathes an intimate living/dining area.\nA Gaggenau hood creates a dramatic focal point in the kitchen, which is outfitted with a Viking cooktop, ovens by Miele, and a refrigerator and full-height wine cooler by Sub-Zero; the vintage French pendant fixtures are from Obsolete, and the stools are by DM/DM.\nIn the study, a midcentury armchair from Blackman Cruz is grouped with a vintage glass-top driftwood table and a custom-made sectional by Molly Isaksen Interiors upholstered in a Wyeth linen.\nOutside the room, a small terrace overlooks a reflecting pool with a water wall.\nFramed artworks line the hallway leading to the master suite.\nA vintage Eames chair and ottoman sit next to the custom-made walnut bed in the master suite, which is distinguished by reclaimed-oak ceiling trusses; the half-dome hanging light is by JF Chen, the large painting is by Van Pelt, and the watercolor portrait to its right is by Kim McCarty.\nAn ottoman and armchairs by Barbara Barry Realized by Henredon are arranged before the hearth in the couple's bedroom; the collection of art includes pieces by Chuck Close, Julius Shulman, and Jock Sturges.\nA JF Chen globe lantern hangs above a Waterworks tub with a burnished-nickel finish in Kayne's bathroom; the fittings are by Lefroy Brooks.\nThe children in their playroom; the cabinets were custom made by Standard, and the baskets are by Roost from Jenni Kayne.\nTanner's room features a vintage light fixture from Rewire Gallery; the throw on the bunk-bed ladder is by Herm\u00E8s.\nWhimsical prints of insects and birds flank a framed Herm\u00E8s scarf in Ripley's room; the butterfly ceiling installation is by Maurice Harris of Bloom &amp;amp; Plume, the birdcage light fixture is by Mathieu Challi\u00E8res, and the Turkish Tulu rug is from Nathan Turner.\nAnn Sacks wood wall tiles enrich a powder room; the sink fittings are by Lefroy Brooks, and the mirror and sconces are from Blackman Cruz.\nOn the rear terrace, Summit Furniture armchairs are upholstered in a Perennials outdoor fabric.\nLandscape architect Pamela Burton conceived the grounds."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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