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"Jeff Klein and John Goldwyn's Hollywood Hills Home\nA handsome 1950s Los Angeles home with a fascinating Hollywood legacy is the perfect refuge for hotelier Jeff Klein and film producer John Goldwyn\nHotelier Jeff Klein (standing) and movie producer John Goldwyn enlisted Madeline Stuart &amp;amp; Assoc. to rework the interiors of their Hollywood Hills residence, which was built in 1951 by architect John Elgin Woolf. The home's gardens were originally conceived by Thomas Church and updated by Wade Graham Landscape Studio. For details see Sources.[\n\n](/shop/2014-03/march-2014-sources)\nThe living room is furnished with seating by Stuart, including a sofa covered in a Classic Cloth linen and lounge chairs in a fabric from Stark; the fringed throw is by Herm\u00E8s.\nThe living room's gilded-iron cocktail table and the stools cushioned in vintage silk velvet are by Madeline Stuart; the '60s bookcases are from Adesso Imports, the '70s glass-top brass tables are from Todd Alexander Romano, and the carpet is from Mansour.\nIn the den, two Raoul Dufy watercolors hang above a Madeline Stuart Collection sofa upholstered in a Gretchen Bellinger linen velvet. The ceiling fixture is a Klein family heirloom, and the decorative wall panels were installed by the home's previous owner, the late interior designer Greg Jordan.\nIn the dining alcove, a 1940s Empire-style bronze chandelier is suspended above a horn-inlaid Karl Springer table, which Klein inherited from his grandmother; the curtains are made of a Schumacher fabric.\nThe kitchen, designed by Madeline Stuart, is equipped with pendant lights from BK Antiques, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Blanco sink with Kallista fittings, and a Viking range.\nThe screening room, inspired by the fabled William Haines\u2013designed oval sitting room in movie director George Cukor's residence, features suede-paneled walls crowned with copper molding, curtains of a Holland &amp;amp; Sherry fabric, and maple-and-oak parquet flooring; Madeline Stuart designed the leather armchairs as well as the velvet-covered club chairs and sofa, which are joined by a 1970 French bronze table from Habit\u00E9 and a vintage Bagu\u00E8s floor lamp.\nThe master bedroom's stainless-steel four-poster with an upholstered headboard was custom made by Madeline Stuart and is dressed in E. Braun bedding; the swing-arm lamps are from Circa Lighting, and the Stuart-designed sofa is covered in a Lee Jofa fabric.\nThe master bath, painted in a Benjamin Moore white, features Waterworks sink fittings.\nIn a guest room, a gilded candelabra is mounted over a midcentury Frits Henningsen sofa.\nAn armillary sphere stands at one end of the cypress-shaded swimming pool.\nAn outdoor shower off the master bath.\nThe terrace is appointed with furniture custom designed by architect Bob Ray Offenhauser and clad in a Janus et Cie fabric."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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