INTERIOR – HIS BATH
The marble slab walls in His bath are topped by a pair of Spanish tole sconces from the Palm Beach estate of Alfred Dupont.
Group: Santa Monica - Spanish
Spanish Revival
INTERIOR – HER BATH
Her bath is distinguished by a mosaic tile floor and a magnificent 1930’s Venetian mirror.
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Janice Barta
Spanish Revival
INTERIOR – MASTER BEDROOM
A Rodin drawing is nestled between two silver-leafed painted screens that once belonged to William Randolph Hearst. The bed and chair were designed by MSA.
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Janice Barta
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INTERIOR – FAMILY ROOM
The family room’s coffered ceiling—highlighted by hand-painted panels—offers a stunning counterpoint to the vintage Spanish Prado rugs that anchor the room.
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Janice Barta
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INTERIOR – KITCHEN
The expansive kitchen contains two zinc-topped islands and features full height tiled walls.
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Janice Barta
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INTERIOR – DINING ROOM
The dining room ceiling is painted plaster, the wall-mounted lanterns are Venetian and the magnificent wood and crystal beaded chandeliers are 19th century Italian.
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Janice Barta
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INTERIOR – LIBRARY
The library features 19th century Swedish leather wing chairs and a 1940’s Jules Leleu coffee table.
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Janice Barta
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INTERIOR – POWDER ROOM
The powder room is a tour de force of the trompe l’oeil decorative technique. All the tiles have been hand painted onto the walls — none are ceramic.
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Janice Barta
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INTERIOR – LIVING ROOM
The coffee table base was designed by MSA to accommodate a 2nd century AD Roman mosaic panel.
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Janice Barta
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INTERIOR – LIVING ROOM
The living room palette was inspired by an antique Baktiari carpet and the room is anchored by a 19th century Italian fireplace.