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"Daniel Romualdez's Los Angeles Home\nArchitect and designer Daniel Romualdez eschews the midcentury-modern norm when setting the stage at his sun-splashed Los Angeles getaway.\nDaniel Romualdez on the terrace steps of his Beverly Hills house.\nIn the living room, a Romualdez-designed sofa and daybed, both upholstered in a raw silk, are grouped with vintage acrylic armchairs by Paul Rudolph; the painting on the far wall is by Sarah Morris, and the white sculpture is by Alessandro Twombly.\nAlso in the living room are a Donald Baechler painting, a bronze bust by Anh Duong, and a vintage gilded console from Dragonette Ltd.\nA print from Christopher Bucklow's \"Guests\" series is displayed above the hearth; the cocktail table is by Andr\u00E9 Joyau, and the fireplace tools are vintage Jacques Adnet.\nJohn Dickinson lamps flank a geological specimen atop an Aldo Tura console.\nA Lalanne sheep stands before a painting by Sean Landers.\nThe head sculpture is by Richard Dupont.\nThe custom-made frosted-Plexiglas dining table is paired with chairs by Ligne Roset; a work on paper by Susan Rothenberg hangs above a sculpture by Michel Fran\u00E7ois. The terrazzo floors extend onto the terrace, which is furnished with two Paola Lenti chaises from Karkula and a zoomorphic chair by Fran\u00E7ois-Xavier Lalanne.\nSliding mirrored doors separate the dining room from the kitchen.\nBlack granite countertops accent the kitchen's white-lacquer cabinetry; the hood and appliances are by Viking, and the ceramic plates were painted by Konstantin Kakanias, commissioned through Stardust Brands.\nIn the den, the table and daybed are both by Adnet; the painting is by McDermott &amp;amp; McGough, the throw pillows feature a David Hicks fabric custom made by Lee Jofa, and the rug is by Rosemary Hallgarten.\nRomualdez designed the master bedroom's gilded four-poster; its headboard is upholstered in Cavallini cowhide by Edelman Leather, and the linens are by Frette.\nThe parchment-covered desk, by Garrison Rousseau, is in the style of Jean-Michel Frank, the side chair is by Pierre Cardin, and the easel displays a portrait of Romualdez's father.\nAbove the master bath's double vanity hangs a framed print by McDermott &amp;amp; McGough.\nA collection of framed insect specimens in the guest room complements photographs by John M. Hall; the pillows are covered with a Travers velvet from Zimmer-Rohde, and the carpet is a David Hicks design from Stark.\nA work on paper by Luc Tuymans occupies a corner of the guest room; the chair is vintage.\nThe reflecting pool in the foreground feeds a waterfall to the terrace below."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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