Hollywood stars can be impossibly glamorous, and their homes are usually no different. As Tinseltown prepares to hand out the golden statues, Architectural Digest is sharing home photos from Hollywood's Golden Age.
In other news, New York may have a permanent pop-up culture space, and check out the latest in wearable tech. See the headlines after the jump.
• Legendary Hollywood Stars at Home | Architectural Digest
• Will New York Build The World’s Largest Pop-up Culture Venue? | Architizer
• From Frog, 8 Concepts For the Future Of Wearable Tech | Co.Design
(Image: via Architectural Digest)
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OK, so random question, but I figure this would be the pertinent place to ask:
Does anyone know of an appraiser familiar with celebrity belongings/memorabilia that can come to me? I own a gorgeous gilt-wood headboard (supposedly) previously owned by Marilyn Monroe, but I can't really verify it's provenance because I can't really take it anywhere. It's made for a California King bed, and it is ENORMOUS. Plus, it's fairly fragile, so I really don't want to move it more than I have to. For reference: I am in AZ, and my mom received the headboard as a gift 25+ years ago. I am also unable to contact the gift-er. Any advice? Am I on a fools errand?
I always enjoy this feature in AD. Judging from the photos, the stars of yester-year were as varied in their styles as people are today.
LOVE that Kirk Douglas pad!
thanks for the link to the AD feature ~ love it!