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"Cher\u2018s Los Angeles High-Rise Features Decor from Around the World\nThe singer-actress conjures an exotic residence in Los Angeles with help of interior designer Martyn Lawrence-Bullard\nA 19th-century Indian tapestry with gold and silver thread offers a dramatic backdrop for the master suite in the Los Angeles duplex of Cher. Designer created the sofas and the low table. The Tibetan monk statue is 18th century; the carved elephant is early 19th century.\nSinger-actress Cher in her Los Angeles living room.\nLawrence-Bullard designed comfortable seating for the actress in the main living space, where she can relax and enjoy the views over Los Angeles.\n\u201CShe didn&amp;#39;t want color\u2014we used creams, whites and ivories juxtaposed with ebony,\u201D the designer says.\nMashrabiyya hide the appliances in the kitchen. The hanging lanterns are Chinese.\nIn the master suite, Lawrence-Bullard designed the bed using antique Indian panels. He made the bedside tables with antique inlaid doors. An Indian palace fa\u00E7ade conceals Cher&amp;#39;s dressing room. Distressed mirrors reflect bronze lanterns from Marrakech. The floors are antiqued limestone.\nThe actress can curl up on the late-16th-century Chinese opium bed to watch TV.\nIndian stone panels wrap a tub from Waterworks. A pair of inlaid Syrian chairs flank a commode."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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