Warm, neutral colours embodied in an impressive, Spanish colonial revival abode house actors, Troian Bellisario, and husband, Patrick J. Adams, who gave Architectural Digest a tour of their stunning abode.
The pair reside in Los Angeles and moved into the beautiful place after they wed in 2016, describing themselves as ‘shepherds’ of the remarkable home.
The palatial-like space was built in 1924 by late Californian architect, Edwin Wallace Neff and features an eclectic assortment of design detailing that exudes elegance, class, and luxury.
When Bellisario and Adams first moved into the abode, they integrated aspects of their previous home into the space, but a few years later, they decided to take a leap and step outside of their comfort zones to make the home work more cohesively as a unit.
The pair then sought the help of renowned designer, Rosa Beltran, who worked on transforming their space into a more unified and vibrant living area that would be suitable for a modern family.
While the couple wanted to honour the house, they also needed the space to be more homely and suitable - a place where their young children could play and freely be themselves.
Therefore, many of the renovations took place outside, with a curved staircase, built-in seating, a fire pit, and a sitting area near the pool added.
The home now features a multitude of design splendour, with each room uniquely crafted and showing off stunning neutrals, gorgeous wooden pieces, classically clean finishes, and the feeling of warmth that the coupled desired.
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