In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Veranda

• CALIFORNIA DREAMING
  For our first-ever VIRTUAL SHOW HOUSE, we gathered six top designers to imagine a Hollywood classic—and turned their creations into rooms that you can tour digitally with the help of AI imagery firm ALL3D. Read on for a sneak peek.
• BOHEMIAN Rhapsody
  Folkloric botanicals, wild curves, and psychedelic color: The free-spirited vibes of 1960s California are sprouting up everywhere—and nowhere more fitting than Lotusland, the expressive Montecito gardens of Madame Ganna Walska.
• And the award Goes to…
  …the history-making maisons that have dazzled Tinseltown—and us—since the 1940s, when Harry Winston began loaning diamonds to red-carpet royalty.
• The Original HOLLYWOOD INFLUENCER
  A trailblazing decorator to the stars, actor-turned-designer William “Billy” Haines was the king of Hollywood Regency. As glamorous as any movie set, his low-slung, high-wattage style endures in new furniture and accessories.
• Character Studies
  Three high-drama arrangements channel the spirit of iconic film heroines—and their role-defining costumes.
• ONE NIGHT IN Bangkok…
  …Hutton Wilkinson told the illustrious Tony Duquette about the greatest outdoor museum ever built—as imaginative as a movie set. Today, the Los Angeles interior designer stands by his claim, retracing his footsteps through a Thai architectural triumph.
• The Great ESCAPE
  The ultimate A-list luxury: a tucked-away wellness retreat to get away from it all. Here, our top five spas with serious star power, each just a short hop from Hollywood.
• Stepping into BRONTË’S WORLD
  A reader’s journey to the windswept Yorkshire moors of Wuthering Heights explores the emotional power of place in the new screen adaptation of the classic novel.
• SHONDA Unscripted
  The creator of Grey’s Anatomy and an executive producer of Bridgerton unveils her new Hollywood apartment, sitting down with her decorator Michael S. Smith to talk about writing at home, set design, and the life she never thought she would lead.
• REMAKING A CLASSIC
  A 1920s SPANISH COLONIAL WITH A SILENT - FILM LEGACY LANDS A NEW LEADING LADY: SANTA MONICA DESIGNER KATHRYN M. IRELAND, WHOSE PERSONAL COLLECTIONS SHINE AS STUNNING AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
• HOLLYWOOD Comes Home
  In Los Angeles, designer-to-the-stars Peter Dunham reimagines a Georgian-style estate for a couple in the entertainment industry, marrying cosmopolitan glamour and decorative special effects.
• When Life Imitates Art
  In Manhattan, designer Young Huh conjures the spirit of Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums, dressing a four-story townhouse with cinematic color (minus the family drama).
• Doom Scrolling? Meet Room Scrolling.
  It’s just as fraught, says columnist Markham Roberts, who opines on what we’re missing in the swipe-and-like spaces flying by on our phones.
• TRADE SECRETS
  Designer Sources & Editor Favorites