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"Lucky Brand's Dave DeMattei and Patrick Wade Design Their House in Beverly Hills\nLongtime collaborators Dave DeMattei and Patrick Wade, the power couple at the helm of Lucky Brand clothing, compose a stylish, highly personal haven in Los Angeles\nLucky Brand executives Patrick Wade (seated) and Dave DeMattei with a vintage Mercedes at their home in Beverly Hills, California.\nDevised by the Los Angeles firm Modern Floristry, the Italianate garden in the entrance courtyard includes a pair of lead fountains (one is shown) from Authentic Provence.\nThe entrance hall, which features a painted wood floor, is outfitted with a Charles Edwards lantern, an antique marble-top wrought-iron table from Guinevere, and a George Smith settee.\nThe living room, painted in Farrow &amp;amp; Ball's Mouse's Back, is furnished with matching Barbara Barry for Baker sofas and a Kristen Buckingham tufted ottoman; the mirror above the mantel is by John Rosselli &amp;amp; Assoc., and the dhurrie is by Madeline Weinrib.\nIn the living room, vintage John Robshaw pillows accent a sofa. A quartet of photographs by McDermott &amp;amp; McGough hangs on the wall, and a burlap pouf from Mecox is tucked underneath a console table.\nA Slim Aarons photograph surmounts the mantel in the breakfast room, where a table and chairs designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll are grouped with a banquette upholstered in a Ralph Lauren Home plaid; the tufted ottoman is covered in a fabric by Jasper.\nThe dining room's crystal chandelier and ebonized table are antiques from Guinevere, and the chairs are by George Smith; the curtains are made of a Barclay Butera Home cotton print, and the carpet is by Ralph Lauren Home.\nA Charles Edwards light fixture is suspended above the kitchen's marble-top island; marble subway tiles are used for the backsplash behind the Viking range and hood, and the open shelves display an assortment of ceramic pitchers and serving pieces.\nThe outdoor kitchen and dining area includes a table and chairs by Janus et Cie.\nAnn-Morris Antiques floor lamps flank a George Smith sofa in the study; the fabric used for the curtains and wing chair is by Raoul Textiles, the side chair is by Oly, and the dhurrie is by Madeline Weinrib.\nPainted in Farrow &amp;amp; Ball's Old White, the master suite is anchored by a Williams-Sonoma Home bed upholstered in a Ralph Lauren Home tweed. Christopher Spitzmiller lamps top bedside tables from Mecox, the stool at the foot of the bed is a Todd Alexander Romano design, and the armoire in the corner is antique Biedermeier.\nA custom-made bench by Erinn V. Maison rests on an antique dhurrie in the master suite's dressing area.\nA leafy fabric by Peter Dunham Textiles from Hollywood at Home lends a verdant vibe to the master bath, which features a Waterworks tub and fittings, Thomas O'Brien sconces from Circa Lighting, and a Bruce Weber photograph.\nIn the guest bath, a niche displays objects the couple has collected over the years.\nMeyer lemon trees in custom-made planters by Modern Floristry ornament the balcony, which is decorated with a McGuire table and chairs; the antique sideboard is from Mecox.\nOn the main terrace, wicker club chairs are arrayed around a vintage French Art Deco iron table, while James Perse director's chairs are pulled up to a custom-made mesquite table; the lanterns are by RH, and the curtains are made of a Sunbrella fabric.\nThe armchairs and chaise longues along the bluestone-edged pool are by James Perse, and the glazed ceramic side tables in the foreground are from Mecox."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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