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"A Beverly Hills Haven\nDecorator Peter Dunham creates a refined yet relaxed home for film producer Steve Tisch\nDesigner Peter Dunham worked with Steve Tisch on the redecoration of his 1932 Paul Williams house in Beverly Hills. The mirrored entry hall features a plaster chandelier by Waldo's Designs above a 1930s Raymond Subes table; the chairs are by Jean-Charles Moreux, and the carpet is a reproduction of an Ernest Boiceau original from Dunham's store, Hollywood at Home.\nFilm producer Steve Tisch.\nIn the stately circular stair hall, the photographs are from Ed Ruscha's \"Nine Swimming Pools\" series; the walls are painted in Farrow &amp;amp; Ball's All White.\nCurtains of a Claremont silk punctuate the living room, where a Dunham-designed striped fabric covers a set of vintage armchairs; the abaca rug is by Christopher Farr. The paintings are by, from left, Willem de Kooning, Arthur Dove, and Jean-Michel Basquiat.\nBasquiat's Trumpet is displayed above a custom-made sofa; the cocktail tables are vintage French, and the 1940s floor lamps are by Jacques Adnet.\nA Gerhard Richter painting hangs in the dining room; the chairs are vintage Kaare Klint designs.\nIn the kitchen, bar\u00ADstools from Hollywood at Home face a walnut counter; the pendant light is from Ann-Morris Antiques, the range is by Dynasty, and the tile is by Waterworks.\nArmchairs by Dunham surround a trestle table from Lucca in the family room; the pendant lights were crafted by Reborn Antiques, and the striped kilim was custom made by Jamal's Rug Collection.\nPaintings by Jean Dubuffet (left) and Hans Hofmann flank a 1960s desk from J. F. Chen in Tisch's library, where he houses his Oscar (on the shelf at left) and Vince Lombardi Trophy (far right). The circa-1870 armchairs are upholstered in a Robert Kime stripe, and the sofa is covered in a Claremont silk.\nThe centerpiece of the master bedroom is a four-poster with a leather-upholstered headboard by Rose Tarlow Melrose House; the photograph is by Gregory Crewsdon, and the pillows on the vintage Jean-Michel Frank armchairs are from J. F. Chen.\nThe dressing room's table and side chair are both by Hollywood at Home.\nIn the master bath, the vintage gilt-brass ceiling light is from Olde Good Things and the side chair is by Hollywood at Home.\nThe hand-carved canopy bed in the pink bedroom is by Hollywood at Home; a vintage suzani covers the headboard, and the bedding is by Deborah Sharpe Linens.\nThe neo-Regency poolhouse, which also functions as the guest quarters, was designed by Appleton &amp;amp; Assoc.\nThe vine-covered loggia off the screening room overlooks the pool.\nThe front fa\u00E7ade turns away from the property's sweeping views of Los Angeles and toward an expansive driveway."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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