Explore the harmonious blend of European and Californian aesthetics within a residence nestled in the Hollywood Hills.
In the heart of Hollywood Hills, a 1969 Spanish Revival home has undergone a remarkable transformation, thanks to the partnership between Tanya Saban and Lucie Klimes. The duo, who share a vision of creating spaces that balance poeticism with practicality, launched their joint venture, Broad Project, with this renovation.
The interiors of the 5,000 sq ft property, now bathed in deep reds, yellows, and browns, were meticulously designed to make the most of the 'most magical' dappled light. To achieve this, Tanya Saban moved the kitchen to an optimal location, allowing the light to illuminate the space beautifully.
Custom made arched steel windows frame views of the surrounding tree canopies, providing a harmonious blend of indoor and outdoor living. The interiors also feature sculptural centrepieces like Afra and Tobia Scarpa's '121' chairs, a Pierre Jeanneret desk, and a Pierre Chapo dining table, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication.
Van Cronenberg hardware and custom cabinetry by LA-based fabricators Dusk are part of the design, lending a modern touch to the traditional Spanish Revival architecture. Lighting by Charlotte Perriand, Michael Anastassiades, and Green River Project further enhance the ambiance, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The home boasts soaring 16ft ceilings, Roman plaster walls, and custom flooring sourced from France, adding to its grandeur. The property includes four bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes, providing ample space for comfortable living.
Tanya Saban, known for bringing romanticism into her projects, and Lucie Klimes, with her encyclopaedic knowledge of furniture designers and creatives, have demonstrated their working compatibility through this four-year renovation process. They care deeply for their spaces, maintaining, repairing, living in, laughing in, and crying in them.
This interior design project is part of The Inside Story series, showcasing unique and transformative home renovations. For more detailed information about Lucie Klimes and her work on this specific Spanish Revival home in The Inside Story series, additional sources or direct references to the series would be needed.
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The power duo, Tanya Saban and Lucie Klimes, cleverly integrated elements of interior-design and lifestyle, transforming the 1969 Spanish Revival home into a harmonious blend of home-and-garden life. Custom furniture pieces, such as Afra and Tobia Scarpa's '121' chairs, Pierre Jeanneret desk, and Pierre Chapo dining table, were incorporated into the design, elevating the property's appeal and reflecting a touch of elegance and sophistication.
