A Hollywood Mansion always stands out for its eccentric and particular features, that are completely out-of-the-box. This mansion sits perfectly within this concept and Beth Redmond is the one behind it. The famous curator adventured herself through a playful décor journey that turned out to be quite perfect. Today, Most Expensive Homes unveils some of the quirky features inside her home.
This Hollywood mansion is the living proof that it is possible to have an original home, and mix & match several items with a lot of different colors and shapes. Nowadays, it’s a challenge to make your home stand out from the crowd, but this was definitely not Beth Redmond’s problem.
The curator exhibited a Hollywood mansion that is everything but ordinary, due to its particular and eccentric features. Located in West Hollywood, this mansion features pieces such as Navarro neons, textural Campana Brothers sofas, Gregory Siff’s explosions of color, and many other one-of-a-kind items.
On the outside area, it was built a wall, where it was installed a Tracey Emin’s neon piece that says, “I followed you into the water knowing I would never return”. Its amazing neon light perfectly reflects on the architectural swimming pool, alongside a yellow neon bench by Ivan Navarro.
The Hollywood mansion was adapted in order for Beth Redmond to hang art, which is a big part of her life. The kitchen features a blue telephone-booth sculpture, from the artist Daniel Arsham, which is absolutely custom made, alongside other one-of-a-kind pieces. Neon and color are key elements on the décor of this curator’s house.
At Beth Redmond’s eccentric house, almost every piece she has is custom made, which proves once again that this house is completely original. It goes without saying that this amazing Hollywood mansion is a dream come true.
Credits by: Sam Frost
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