We're back with more from the March 2012 issue of Architectural Digest, featuring A-list celebrities in their homes. We've done our homework and are sharing a few of these celebs' personal picks of Cohen Design Center showrooms, which we frequent ourselves.
Lead singer and frontman of the band Maroon 5, Adam Levine has a Hollywood Hills home that combines the attitude of a bachelor and midcentury sophistication. Levine's living room of vintage instruments and comfy seating features a Dunbar sofa in Maharam moheir velvet and a Stilnovo floor lamp.
Beneath an Andy Warhol silkscreen of a revolver in Levine's dining room sits a French Art Deco cabinet from JF Chen. His sensational marble-clad master bath features an antique claw-foot tub from Architectural Detail and a Paul McCobb side table from JF Chen. A Phillippe Starck rifle-lamp can be found bedside in Levine's bedroom.
Julianne Moore's Manhattan-based sanctuary was designed in part by architect and interior designer Brian Sawyer. Her Greenwich Village home—with its enviously green garden and romantic horticulture conscience—proves that New York City isn't just a concrete jungle.
Antique Enlish stone troughs from Lauren Copen Antiques are filled with succulents and moss in Moore's outdoor patio, and an installation of branches against the rear wall perfectly pairs with the troughs and doubles as a functioning treehouse. The patio has climbing ivy and perfectly placed bubbling fountains—and we certainly wouldn't mind taking refuge here for a while just like Moore does.
Check back for more Shop Talk on GoDesignGo to learn more about celebrities who use our favorite Cohen Design Center showrooms to finely furnish their own abodes.
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