I’m still admiring this West Hollywood home tour that took an encore bow on Apartment Therapy a few weeks back.
Whatever it is, I’m ready to move in.
I love the look of no blinds at top or bottom on the front windows–only in the middle. It lets so much light into the room while also preserving privacy.
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Here’s a close-up of that entry table. What a great idea to organize your essentials on a tray by the door and never forget wallet, keys or shades again.
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This view of the living room shows off the floor cushions that match the Moroccan rug, as well as the dresser and the art surrounding it.
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Both the ottomans and the couch are Chambers’ custom designs. He suggests making big upholstered pieces neutral and classic “then go to town on the pillows. Most important is to make play with the pillows because they’re the easiest thing to change and have fun with. *Sigh* This is truly a man after my own heart.
I’d prefer to hold court in the living room, but I spy…
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…more of the blue bobbin-spool chairs flanking the entry table surrounding the dining table. Chambers says the set of chairs was inexpensive, though they were originally painted black. The blue is a fun touch, and the style mixes well with the set of eight mahogany chairs he inherited from his grandmother, which he pulls into service from other rooms when needed.
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Door treatment acts as an invitation to come closer
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Chambers converted the double doors into the master bedroom into French-style bulletin boards for posting photos of friends and family, notes and memorabilia. “A daily reminder the LIFE IS GOOD,” he says.
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Chambers designed the upholstered headboard. It’s simply two upholstered rectangles that hang on the wall with flat cleat hangers. He found the faux stitched leather on a fabric store clearance table.