I have a confession: I'm a fan of Jennifer Aniston. It's a little embarrassing, but there it is! I've been curious about what her post-Brad abode would look like, so I finally did a search for some images today.
I'm impressed. Originally built in the 1970s, her Beverly Hills house has an earthy, unpretentious (if a house worth $15 million can be unpretentious), Zen-like vibe that I love. She basically gutted the house and designed it from scratch. Trying to be eco-friendly, she even had solar panels installed and used fallen - not harvested - timber. She said she wanted the house to feel "like a hug". I like her even more now...what do you think?
I'm impressed. Originally built in the 1970s, her Beverly Hills house has an earthy, unpretentious (if a house worth $15 million can be unpretentious), Zen-like vibe that I love. She basically gutted the house and designed it from scratch. Trying to be eco-friendly, she even had solar panels installed and used fallen - not harvested - timber. She said she wanted the house to feel "like a hug". I like her even more now...what do you think?
Images courtesy of Architectural Digest.
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| So in love with the purple chairs! |
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| Stunning rock wall |
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| Beautiful grain/color of the wood paneling |
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| My favorite room. |
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| Perfection. |
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| Would love to see which bottles are in there...pizza oven to the left |
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| A koi pond leading to the front entrance - fabulous. |
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