Part of a charmed group of creatives who float between LA and NYC, Sophie Bahai is a former fashion designer (remember Vena Cava?) who lived in NYC for almost a decade. Not too long ago Bahai moved back to LA to launch Sophie Bahai, her new jewelry/home accessories line. Interesting fact: she designed some of the pieces during a residency at Villa Lena in Italy; "it was like an international art camp," she told Frederick Vercruysse. "Paradise!"
Her Spanish-style 1932 bungalow in Silver Lake, which she shares with her husband, a lawyer, is furnished with finds from Palm Springs estate sales, as well as hand-me-downs from her parents and her own sculptural pieces. Join us for a tour.
Above: The living room opens onto an outdoor patio; photo via Rip + Tan.
Above: Bahai's living room is anchored by a set of 1970s Tobia Scarpa sofa and chairs (inherited from her parents). Photo via Vogue.
Above L: Buhai's Ikebana Vase is made to order in LA; $350. Above R: The Wide Glass Vase by Mark Pavlovits is $900.
Above: A triangular mirror reflects a Matisse drawing (see No. 10 in our Top 15 Interior Trends of 2015).
Above L: The 30-inch hand-carved Totem Sculpture is $675. Above R: A trio of tonal linen 26-inch-square Stacking Pillows is $350.
Above: Bahai's bright white bedroom is minimally furnished. Photo via Refinery29.
Above L: A detail of a built-in marble sink. Above R: A view into the bath. Photo via Sophie Bahai.
Above: A cantilevered shelf serves as a mini vanity.
Above: Bahai's simple workspace, where she dreams up her designs.
Above: An extra-long, Donald Judd-inspired outdoor dining table.
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