Elizabeth Taylor’s home, which she invited Architectural Digest to photograph this past spring (the shoot was under way at the time of her death), was a four-bedroom house on a secluded, wooded acre in Bel Air, California. She bought it in the early 1980s and refined it with the help of interior designer and close friend Waldo Fernandez.
In recent years nearly every room was awash in blues and lavenders, shades echoing Taylor’s famous violet eyes.
This photograph is from 1997 at her Bel Air estate. She is wearing wearing a custom-made Moroccan caftan that was a gift from publisher Malcolm Forbes.
Photographed and Produced by Firooz Zahedi Styled by Robert Rufino All images and information from Architectural Digest.
Good morning, fabulous readers. It is my pleasure to introduce you to Desireé Ashworth and invite you to enjoy her beautiful interiors. Inspired by French, Gustavian and Belgian decor she brings both style and happiness to her rooms. Desireé also has a lovely blog, which I have added to my blog list, called Décor de Provence full of interesting ideas and beautiful photographs. You should definitely pay her a visit!
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This farmhouse is located close to the Alpilles, in Provence, in the south of France. The date engraved on the lintel of the door confirms that part of this house is almost four centuries old.Of course, over the years it has been transformed and renovated. All that remains of the barn are a few walls and arched cart entrance of the property. Now it has a large pool accompanied by a small outbuilding.
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