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"Gisele B\u00FCndchen and Tom Brady&amp;#39;s House in Los Angeles\nThe supermodel and star quarterback commune with family and nature in a welcoming, eco-conscious residence far removed from the bright lights of the runway and the gridiron\nModel Gisele Bu\u0308ndchen collects produce from the garden at the Los Angeles home she shares with NFL quarterback Tom Brady and their children. The architecture is by Landry Design Group, and Joan Behnke &amp;amp; Assoc. oversaw the interiors; the landscape design is by the late Dennis Hickok.\nLight dapples the koi-stocked moat; the home\u2019s walls are a blend of three types of Texas limestone. The steel doors and window frames, all by Optimum Window, are in a customized bronze finish.\nA Hudson Furniture light fixture presides over the double-height entry.\nIn the great room, a Gregorius | Pineo ceiling light hangs above a Formations cocktail table, Christian Liaigre stools, and sofas custom-designed by Behnke in a Great Plains silk, with cushions in a Loro Piana linen; the curtains are in a Loro Piana cashmere-wool, the sconces are by Herve\u0301 Van der Straeten from Ralph Pucci International, and the carpet is by Tai Ping.\nThe great room\u2019s billiard area features a TV cabinet and side table designed by Behnke and barstools by Rose Tarlow Melrose House.\nThe family room\u2019s sofas are upholstered in a Castel cotton from Donghia, and the ottoman/cocktail table is covered in an embossed Bordoni leather from Richard Shapiro/Studiolo; the lounge chairs are by Michael Berman, the chandelier is by Formations, the table lamps are by Gregorius | Pineo, the curtains are made of a Sahco fabric, and the rug is by Tai Ping.\nA chandelier and sconce by Dennis &amp;amp; Leen grace the dining room; the curtains are made of a fabric by Marcie Bronkar, and a Kerry Joyce linen covers the chairs by Behnke, who also designed the table.\nAntique Tunisian tile from Exquisite Surfaces makes a lively backsplash in the kitchen, which is appointed with Formations pendant lights, marble countertops from Compas Architectural Stone, custom-made alder cabinetry, an oak island, and a Wolf range.\nA Kevin Reilly light fixture is suspended from the breakfast room\u2019s reclaimed-brick ceiling, above a Gregorius | Pineo table and Brenda Antin chairs; the curtains are of a Sahco fabric.\nThe oak-paneled library includes a Dessin Fournir chandelier and sconces, the latter flanking a work by Sam Francis above the fireplace; the sofa pillows are made of a Loro Piana fabric.\nThe gym, designed by Out-Fit, is equipped with custom-made wrought-iron monkey bars.\nA loggia features a chandelier and sconces by Gregorius | Pineo and RH wicker sofas and chairs cushioned in a Clarence House fabric; the reclaimed-oak ceiling beams and antique limestone mantel are from Koen Van Loo of EA2.\nThe main staircase leads upstairs from the antique-bluestone-paved entry.\nA large artwork by Francis hangs in the hallway, which is paved in antique Belgian bluestone; the Behnke-designed lanterns and the sconce are by Paul Ferrante.\nIn the master bedroom, the chandelier and the sconces above the mantel are by Gregorius | Pineo; a Behnke-designed sofa clad in a Loro Piana linen faces a Dennis &amp;amp; Leen low table, and the custom-made rug is by Tai Ping.\nInstalled in the master bath are lanterns by Dennis &amp;amp; Leen, Kallista sinks, and turquin-blue-marble counters from Compas Architectural Stone, which also designed the sink and shower fittings; the artwork above the fireplace is a photograph of Gillette Stadium (where the Patriots play) by Jon Coulthard.\nOn the master bath terrace, curtains of a Perennials fabric can be drawn to shade a hinoki-wood tub.\nAn antique crystal chandelier enlivens Bu\u0308ndchen\u2019s closet, which features custom-made cabinetry and marble countertops.\nThe Classic Cloth plaid used on the beds and the curtains\u2019 leafy Schumacher print add a spirited touch to a bedroom; the striped pillows and Behnke-designed storage ottomans are both covered in Loro Piana fabrics, and the chandelier is by Axel Vervoordt.\nBehnke conceived the multipart light fixture in the boys\u2019 bedroom; the framed tortoise shell was purchased in Paris.\nThe family\u2019s dog, Lua, sits on a path of reclaimed cobblestones, flanked by Japanese maples and shaded by a zinc-top loggia.\nAn outdoor space.\nA waterfall and pond on the property.\nJames Perse chaise longues invite repose atop the reclaimed-oak deck; the pool is lined in hand-poured glass tile.\nThe view out over the city, with the Pacific Ocean in the distance.\nThe pool cabana.\nA terraced garden supplies the family with an array of fruits and vegetables.\nOne of two solar-panel installations that provide the property with all of its electricity needs.\nThe chicken coop\u2019s flock of hens provides the family with fresh eggs.\nBu\u0308ndchen in the garden with son Benjamin."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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