Domino features a look at the offices of Drew Barrymore's production company in the April issue, a place of business with a very homey look. Since it is bathroom month on AT, we thought we'd lead with the loo, but our favorite room is the kitchen...jump below to check it out along with a few more interesting pics:
The kitchen at Flower Films. We like the offbeat color combo, checker floor tiles, and the collection of white accessories, especially the all-white chandelier.
All good things: photos, Scrabble, a globe and a real record player.
Barrymore says, "My goal is to be creative, which is why my work space is playful and full of images that are thought-provoking and inspire me."
Check out the full slideshow here at Domino.
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Comments (11)
I like the kitchen more than I do the bathroom...
just got it in brooklyn at b&n. it's her office, not her home. she has business partners and it shows their entire business space, located in a Victorian building.
only flipped through but my impression is that it's a "toothsome" issue - meaning it's so full of good stuff i need a toothpick. very strong.
I think the record player is a Restoration Hardware model.
why haven't i gotten my domino in the mail? I think my maillady or mailman is reading my magazines!
where is the chandelier from???
is domino out yet or is it coming out next week? i'm confused as there is all this DREW B pre-publicity for the mag! does anyone know?
She needs to turn that horeshoe in the last picture the other way--it's upside down! All the luck will drain out!
Love the yellow in the bathroom and the kitchen is fabulous too--what a great workspace!
RonnieCT - I got one in Brooklyn yesterday. So it is hitting newsstands now.
Thanks, Lady J!
Chandelier - I'll echo, anyone know where it might be from?
Victorian? In West Hollywood? Hardly.