Inspired Design: Hollywood Regency
Hollywood Regency came out of Hollywood's Golden Age, in the 1930s. Producers and directors wanted to bring extra star power to their films, so they decorated with serious opulence in mind. This then translated to home decor for the major stars of the era, like Joan Crawford.
If you've ever gotten serious art deco or mid-century modern vibes from Hollywood Regency, you wouldn't be wrong. While the furniture has a lot in common with mid-century in the silhouettes and clean lines, the details, such as pattern and color, are inspired by art deco. "While art deco has a similar flair for opulence, it doesn't feature the cheeky eclecticism that Hollywood Regency boasts”
You won't find a lack of color or pattern in Hollywood Regency, but both are definitely used strategically. Because the patterns and colors used are so bold, you don't want to go over the top. Decor is usually kept in the same color palette, and only one or two patterns are used, so it doesn't feel too busy. Black and white is a go-to color combination, and jewel tones are incorporated for pops of color. Metallics, like brass, are a staple, as well. "While you'll see a lot of black and white contrast, there are a ton of fearless pops of color in Hollywood Regency spaces,"
Because the furniture doesn't command the space, Hollywood Regency leans heavily on the decor accents to bring the glam. Luxurious fabric and textiles are incorporated, like velvet, silk, and even fur. You'll also find sculpted carpets, brass or gold hardware, crystal, fringe, and plenty of flashy accessories. "I love the elegantly-executed eclecticism you always find in Hollywood Regency interiors," "There's always a beautiful mix of eras and styles that work together to create the space."
The number one design tenant of this style is to bring the glam. You want sumptuous, rich texture, lavish details, and luxurious accents. You're trying to make the space feel as opulent as possible, so if you think you're doing too much, you've probably nailed it. "Hollywood Regency is all about communicating lavish glamour in a way that isn't stuffy or too self-serious”.
Mid 1940s Hollywood Regency winged bergere in the manner of Pinto. With bench made hardwood frame, silk upholstery in Bronze, contrast welting and down-wrapped bottom cushion. Dimensions: 28.75" W x 31.5" D x 40.5" H
The rich colors and contoured shapes represent the voluptuous shapes that emerged during the 1950s. The sofa is handcrafted with the highest quality materials. Featuring a show-stopping cotton velvet upholstery over polished brass feet, this Mid-Century Modern sofa is guaranteed to bring old Hollywood glamour and grandeur to your home.
Dimensions:H 34.06 in. x W 135.04 in. x D 55.12 in.
Materials: Walnut, Velvet,Brass
May be customed to meet Designer’s Specifications.
Elegance, functionality and design: the stylish personality of Infinity chest of drawer is at home in any setting, thanks to the decorative element on the drawers that add a touch of classical charm to the linear design and rigorous proportion of the table.
Dimensions: H 37.01 in. x W 45.67 in. x D 19.69 in.
Materials: Leather and Poplar
May be customed to meet Designer’s Specifications.
Fabulous lacquered wood and gilt desk, after a 1927 design by Paul T. Frankl. Dimensions: 72" W x 24.7" D x 29.12" H (top is 46.5" W)
Slightly vintage, but all style. This trellis table in oxidized glass is edged in tile trim detail, and sits on two palm tree form plaster pedestals. Add a bit of Roche Hollywood glamour to your palace with this dramatic piece. Dimensions: 96" L x 45" W x 31" H
English Chippendale-style dining chair with an upholstered tight seat.
Dimensions: 20"W x 18.5"D x 38.75"H
Materials: Gessoed Wood and Textiles.
May be customed to meet Designer’s Specifications.
This chaise lounge in manner of designer Nancy Corzine is a custom made boudoir chaise. The carved legs are in antiqued silver leaf. A beautiful piece of furniture.
Dimensions: H 41 in. x W 71 in. x D 28 in.
Materials: Wood, Silverleaf and Textiles.
May be Customed to meet Designer’s Specifications.
Glamorous American modern late-1940's dining table. Blonde finish. Fully extended table is 100 inches with two 22 inch leaves. Closed is 66 inches. Width 42 inches. Height 30 inches. This table is incorporates stylistic elements with curved open double trestle base and parquet top. Custom sizes and finishes available.