CELEBRITY LIVING 15 SUPERSTARS AT HOME

PATRICK DEMPSEY IN MALIBU A supplement to Architectural Digest magazine CH2015- ARD465

CELEBRITY HOMES 2015 Cover.indd 1 5/22/15 11:41 AM CHRISSY Celebrity TEIGEN & living John 1 CHRISSY teigen & john legend In City 5  patRICKd empsey Legend In Malibu, California in 7  aeRIN lauder architecture by archi-tectonics interiors by Desiderata design In her New York City office Photography by william waldron e 9 de & In Florida 1 1 beTTE midler In New York City 3 1 GIorGIo armani In Saint-Tropez, France 5I 1 JUL ANNA MARGULiES In New York City 7A1  ISA C MIZRAHI In New York City 9 1  & RANDE GERBER On Mexico’s Baja Peninsula 1E 2 G ORGE CLOONEY On Mexico’s Baja Peninsula 3ji 2 ul anne moore In New York City 5 2 NEIL patrick harris & david burtka In New York City 7 2 ELLEN POMPEO In Los Angeles

Cover: Patrick Dempsey at home in Malibu, California, with his 1963 Porsche 356. Portrait by Roger Davies; see page 5.

Reprinted from the editorial pages of Architectural Digest. Copyright © 2015 by Condé Nast. All rights reserved under the When singer-songwriter John Legend and his wife, model Chrissy Teigen, International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. above, renovated their new Manhattan apartment, an inviting kitchen was No part of this may be reproduced or transmitted in any form of utmost importance to Teigen, an avid cook. “I love making soup. or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photo­ I love roasting. Really, I love anything that takes hours to make,” she says. copying or recording, or by any information storage and re- Left: The kitchen’s backsplash is by Mosaic Sphere Studio, and the stools trieval system, without written permission from the publisher. are by Anna Karlin from Atelier Courbet.

2 Says Legend, “We appreciate big open-plan rooms because we want people to come over and feel comfortable.” However, Teigen adds, “We don’t really want overnight guests”— hence their decision to go with a one-bedroom. Clockwise from top left: Standing in an alcove off the living area is Legend’s Yamaha piano. A gathering spot in the main part of the space features a pair of vintage leather Arne Norell armchairs. In the bedroom, Damien Hirst butterfly prints hang above two of Legend’s many Grammy Awards. An antique gilded-leather screen is installed be- hind the bed from Siglo Moderno. A steel wall enhances the moody atmosphere in the dining area; the light fixture is by Ochre, and the candlesticks are by Ted Muehling.

3 PATRICK DEMPSEY IN MALIBU, CALIFORNIA ARCHITECTURE BY FRANK GEHRY INTERIORS BY ESTEE STANLEY INTERIOR DESIGN LANDSCAPE DESIGN BY SHRADER DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROGER DAVIES

Clockwise from near left: Actor Patrick Dempsey tends to the outdoor oven at his home in Malibu, California. Custom- made sofas upholstered in a Great Plains fabric flank the living room fireplace. A vintage Jacques Adnet daybed graces the entrance hall of the residence, which was conceived by architect Frank Gehry in the 1960s. The kitchen is equipped with concrete countertops, a Wolf range, and a Best hood. Olive trees surround the corrugated-metal dwelling, named Tin House by previous owners. “The exterior’s simplicity appealed to me,” says Dempsey, “and the inside felt very expansive and calm­ ing. Everywhere you looked there was some­ thing visually pleasing.”

6 Left: Stylesetter Aerin Lauder in the Manhattan headquarters of Aerin, her home furnishings, fash- ion, and beauty venture. She collaborated with decorator Jacques Grange on the design. “We wanted it to feel like a creative space,” she says. “But because the line is about embracing a kind of everyday ele- gance, we wanted the office to do that as well.” Opposite, clock- wise from top left: A large art- work by Paul Lange blooms in the entrance hall. A meeting room features a George Condo oil painting. Green sofas and a Baguès chan­ delier define the main room. Aerin lauder in her NEW YORK city office interiors by Jacques Grange Photography by Pieter Estersohn

8 Dee & tommy HILFIGER ini Flor da interiors by martyn lawrence bullard design Photography by douglas friedman

Tommy Hilfiger and his wife, Dee, enlisted designer Martyn Lawrence cocktail table is vintage, the sofa is by Vladimir Kagan, and the rug was Bullard to bring an ebullient vibe to the 14,000-square-foot beachfront custom designed by Bullard. In the kitchen, a 1970s Robert Sonneman house they bought just north of Miami. “We’re here for the weather, the chandelier overlooks the Caesarstone island. Tommy’s office, decorated Latin flavor, the art, and the palm trees. Most of all we’re here for the in his brand’s signature colors, showcases an artwork by Jean Dubuffet. fun,” the mogul says. Above: The sculpture next to the pool is by An Andy Warhol–Jean-Michel Basquiat collaboration presides over Keith Haring. Opposite, from top left: The couple in the living room; the vintage Paul Evans chairs and an Evans-inspired table in the dining room.

10 Clockwise from far left: Entertainer and urban- garden activist Bette Midler strikes a pose in the living area of the Manhattan triplex apart- ment she shares with her husband, investor and performance artist Martin von Haselberg; the fireplace tiles were handmade by Kim Dickey. ‘Alchemist’ climbing roses flourish on one of the terraces; the steel-and-glass rail- ing is a Sawyer | Berson design. In the dining area, John Derian Co. plates occupy a shelf above a Roger Herman painting. A terrace is outfitted with custom-made furni- ture inspired by 1930s pieces by Jean-Charles Moreux and Bolette Natanson. Midler’s enthusiasm for Wiener B ETTE Werkstätte design is apparent in the living area, which features vintage ebonized furnishings by Austrian architect Josef MIDLER Hoffmann. “I don’t make Iwn Ne York City a study of anything,” she asserts. “If I fall in love architecture by Frederick fisher and partners architects with something, I want it.” Interiors by Fernando Santangelo Landscape design by Sawyer|berson Photography by William Waldron

12 Near left: Giorgio Armani in the entrance hall of his summer retreat in Saint-Tropez. “I have fun with my homes, which have been my greatest investments,” the designer says. “I don’t buy Picassos, I buy houses.” Clockwise from bottom center: The chairs and metal vases in the dining room are by Armani/Casa. The living room’s ceiling, book- cases, and floor are made of polished African teak. Running along the back of the residence is a loggia appointed with Armani/Casa furnishings; the pillows and rugs were found in Saint- Tropez, and the figures with the gong are from Thailand. Armani is especially pleased gior o with the home’s lushly planted site, which doesn’t look directly onto the water. “I didn’t want the sea in my face,” he remarks. “When armani people come to visit me, they are always innt sai -tropez, Fr ance very surprised. It isn’t INTERIORs BY giorgio armani Photography by richard powers a house to show off PORTRAIT COURTESY OF GIORGIO ARMANI in—it’s to live in.”

14 Jui l anna Margulies in NEW YORK city interiors by Vicente Wolf Associates Photography by William Abranowicz

Julianna Margulies’s apartment in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood is area is by B&B Italia. Opposite, clockwise from top left: Margulies her haven from the hectic shooting schedule of the acclaimed TV stands between the living and dining areas; artist Elizabeth Lyons series The Good Wife. “There’s just this sense of calm here,” she says. created the light fixture that hangs over the limestone-top dining table. The residence, which she shares with her husband, finance executive In the kitchen, custom-crafted steel shelves are suspended above Keith Lieberthal, and their son, Kieran, is largely devoid of totems from the island; the barstools are from Design Within Reach. A Fortuny light her high-profile career. Notes the actress, “When I’m home, it’s about fixture by Venetia Studium centers the master bedroom; the Eero being a mom, a wife, and a friend.” Above: The lounge chair in the living Saarinen Womb chair and ottoman are by Knoll.

15 ism aac iZRahi inw Ne york city Architecture by David bers architecture interiors by isaac mizrahi Photography by jason schmidt

Brooklyn-born fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi combined three units to form his spacious apartment in Greenwich Village. “My mother always told me, if you want to stay young, live in the Village!” he says. Above: Mizrahi, seated, with his husband, Arnold Germer, in the den. Opposite, from top left: An armchair and ottomans in the den are clad in Isaac Mizrahi for S. Harris fabrics. The terrace is outfitted with a Fermob table and chairs from John Derian Co. In the living room, a pair of vintage Ole Wanscher armchairs join a Fort Street Studio rug. “I work with color and pattern all day long, but there’s a reserve to my personal taste,” Mizrahi says. “To me the essence of style, at least in terms of the apartment, is a gradual refining process.”

17 Far left: Supermodel Cindy Crawford and her husband, Rande Gerber, a nightlife entrepreneur, at their Los Cabos, Mexico, home, which was built in tandem with George Clooney’s house next door. “Our lives go back and forth,” Crawford says. “We’ll have cock­- tails at our place and dinner at George’s, and vice versa.” Clockwise from top center: The couple’s courtyard is furnished with custom- cindy made seating by Jasper. Parota-wood beams line the living room ceiling; the rugs are by Lawrence of La Brea. The outdoor living room’s banquette is crawford made of niwala limestone from Spain and topped by cushions covered in a Home fabric. The pool terrace & Rande features Santa Barbara GeRber . . . Designs umbrellas. oNc Mexi o’s Baja Peninsula Architecture by Legorreta + Legorreta Landscape design by Mia Lehrer + Associates Photography by Björn Wallander

20 & george clooney OcN Mexi o’s Baja Peninsula Architecture by Legorreta + Legorreta Landscape design by Mia Lehrer + Associates Photography by Björn Wallander

Clockwise from near left: Actor George Clooney with Rande Gerber at the site of their side-by-side vacation homes in Los Cabos, Mexico, pre- construction; the friends dubbed the compound Casamigos, which is also the name of their award-winning tequila brand. Clooney’s living room includes stools by Casamidy. Twine- wrapped lanterns hang from the slatted canopy over the courtyard. The teak seating on the pool terrace was custom made by Jasper. The dining room table incor- porates a large lazy Susan the actor is par- ticularly fond of because, he says, “you don’t want to have to work too hard when you’re down here.”

21 Actress Julianne Moore, pictured at center, is also an accomplished ama- teur interior designer, but she had trouble getting a garden going behind her fam- ily’s 1905 New York City townhouse. “It was a disaster,” she says. “It looked like a dog run.” She called in Brian Sawyer of Sawyer|Berson to give her a green space like those of Belgian landscape maestro Jacques Wirtz. Clock- wise from above: Vintage Woodard chairs furnish a seat- ing area. The blue- stone terrace is ringed by boxwood and ivy; Moore says she was worried she wouldn’t be able to cope with the basketball hoop, but, she adds, “I quite like it now. It’s black, so that makes it okay.” Sawyer mounted ji ul anne moore staghorn ferns on the in NEW YORK city home’s rear façade. Landscape design by Sawyer|berson Photography by christopher baker

23 Nl ei patrick Harris & David BurTKA Iwn Ne York City architecture by povero & co. interiors by Trace Lehnhoff photography by william waldron

Actors Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka, shown at far left, renovated a Harlem townhouse to accommodate their two young children, dogs, and Harris’s production company. “You have to weigh the value of things when you have two dogs who slobber and two kids who love to finger-paint,” Harris says. “The top half of the walls is where we put every- thing that’s valuable.” Clockwise from top center: Artworks by Brian Wills, Noah Davis, and Annie Lapin surround Room & Board sofas in the living room. The master bedroom is highlighted by a Calico Wallpaper design. Holly Hunt pendant lights are suspended above the kitchen’s Caesarstone- top island. In the music room, walls clad in a Donghia fabric serve as a backdrop for a large Annie Lapin painting, which overlooks a Yamaha player piano and a Bourgeois Bohème Atelier chaise longue.

26 Ellen Pompeo I n Los Angeles INTERIORs BY martyn lawrence bullard design Photography by roger davies

Above: Actress Ellen Pompeo and her husband, music producer Chris Ivery, relax with their daughter Stella Luna and dog Valentino in the outdoor dining area of their Los Angeles home, a 1930 villa originally designed for silent-film matinee idol Antonio Moreno; the encaustic tile is by Martyn Lawrence Bullard for Ann Sacks, and the grill is by Viking. Left: In the living room, a pair of brass pendant lights by Bullard (one is shown), capacious sofas dressed in a Schumacher velvet, and a Mansour Modern cowhide rug help make the large space more intimate; the red text-based painting is by Claire Fontaine.

28 Clockwise from top left: A Jean de Merry chandelier hangs above a set of Timothy Oulton chairs by RH and a Michael Berman Limited cocktail table in the library. Dark colors, oak- paneled walls, and a silk carpet turn the master bedroom into a sumptuous cocoon; the bed was custom designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, the curtain and canopy fabric is by Schumacher, and the jeweled brass stool is by Kelly Wearstler. The home’s most decadent change was a new hammam sheathed in Turkish marble; “Crazy follies were not uncommon in movie-star palaces built around the same time as this house,” notes the Grey’s Anatomy star, “so it’s hardly out of left field.” Positioned near the pool are RH lanterns and Gloster lounge chairs with cushions of a Schumacher fabric.

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