Name: Sherry Joniff-Solomon and Dana Solomon — Owners of 22 Bond St.
Location: West Hollywood, California
Size: 1,300 square feet (main house) + 300 square feet (pool house)
Years lived in: 10 Months
My favorite interior design inspirations are homes that have creative solutions for limited space. With under 1,500 square feet and a baby on the way, Sherry and Dana were on the fast track to renovate their new home. Because both Sherry and Dana work in interior design, they had a few tricks for giving the space the illusion of a larger luxurious home.

They wanted to fit a large bed in the master bedroom and turn it into a master suite. The existing room was very dark and not as spacious as they would have liked. Their solution was to install a glass window, which looked into the master bathroom and allowed for natural sunlight. Another insider's trick to giving the illusion of more space is to incorporate oversized furniture pieces that command the space. It would seem that the pieces would enclose the room even more, but surprisingly it produces just the opposite effect. Also, by giving the exterior landscaping and design just as much importance as the interior design, the inside-outside living areas merge into one space.

Apartment Therapy Survey:
Our Style: "The New Modern" — a term coined by 22 Bond St. to reflect old school London and Paris with a rock n' roll twist of Industrial Modern Glam.
Inspiration: European Boutique Hotel Resort: manicured luxury, despite limited spaces
Favorite Element: Reclaimed wood (mahogany) with industrial steel
Biggest Challenge: The small spaces and narrow living room.
What Friends Say: "OMG, can I move in?" "Who needs to go away on a vacation?!" "It's a private resort!"
Biggest Embarrassment: We have to design a chic cover/wall for our pool equipment, which is currently exposed.
Proudest DIY: The front and backyard landscaping. We covered all the dirt with gravel, so our dog wouldn't track dirt into the house.
Biggest Indulgence: An 8 person "spool" (spa + pool) and Croc-etched Black CaesarStone Fireplace facade
Best advice: First, find the energy flow of any space.
Dream source: 22 Bond St.

Resources of Note:
FURNITURE, ACCESSORIES & LIGHTING
- 22 Bond St.
- Custom Upholstered Goods
- European Reclaimed Wood Case Goods
- All Oil Paintings: Sherry Joniff-Solomon
TILES & STONE
- CaesarStone
- Home Depot: Mosaic Marble Tiles in the Pool House
PAINT
WINDOW TREATMENTS
- Melrose Carpet Custom Drapery
APPLIANCES
- GE Monogram Sub-Zero Refrigerator
- GE Monogram Wine & Beverage Refrigerator
- GE Monogram Professional Dual Oven Range w/ 6 Burners + Double Grill
- Samsung Front Load Washer & Dryer

Thanks Sherry & Dana!
Images: Bethany Nauert
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Comments (39)
wow! this is gorgeous! love the pool area, the pool house, the kitchen and the little girl's room! Great inspiration. Certainly looks way bigger than 1300 sf. Beautiful furniture finds.
Certainly is nice...
...but it ought to be since every stick of furniture obviously came from their own store.
gorgeous home, love the exterior ain colors, plants, pool area/house, and love love your kitchen.
I was wondering if you might know the name of the bamboo looking plants on your porch? the ones in the black glossy pots, in the entrance of your house.
thank you.
beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Is that alligator print on the fireplace? NO WAY! I'm in love with the bathrooms and the exterior... we have twinkle lights up in our yard too. :)
Those balloon chairs are HOT!!! Whoo, Ima need a moment...
WOW this is one of the best house tours I've seen on this site. So many unique aspects done in excellent taste. That fire place is killer!
Does anyone have any info on that gorgeous couch? Thanks!
Fantastic!
I wouldn't have my tv perched on the edge of the mantle; it looks like it could topple over any second now...
As someone with limited space, what you've done with this home is inspiring!
I have a few questions:
1.What is the color name of the wall in the bathroom (the bathroom with the fancy mirror)?
2. Was the fireplace built in or did you build it using gas/electric/gel?
3. This is just an observation as a mom-please be careful placing cribs and bassinets near windows...there are loops on the blinds/window coverings that could be very dangerous.
Other than that all I can say is WOW! This is my favorite house yet!
How perfect is this house?
Lovely! Did you pick out the hardwood floors? (I'm so glad you didn't do a black matte floor, btw.) If so, I'm dieing to know *exactly* what they are (manufacturer, style, etc). I seriously want to install the same in my house. Beautiful!
MsPface Restoration hardware has balloon chairs on sale.
@ Camis. Those are horsetails. Be sure to plant them in pots, they will spread like crazy.
Absolutely LOVE your house! You've done an amazing job on everything.
Is your grass synthetic?
They've worked absolute wonders creating a sense of luxury and space in a fairly ordinary house.
However all of this nonsense about "lucky synchronicity" and "finding energy flows" suggests they've been in Hollywood too long.
I could spend my life by that pool. The landscape /hardscape is perfection!
Sigh...another picture-perfect home that I could never dream of affording to replicate. It seems like many of the recent tours are of houses owned by interior designers/boutique owners/architects that have renovated and beautifully furnished their homes with high-end pieces and luxe finishes. These are lovely to look at, don't get me wrong, but there's room for a bit more practicality. Maybe it's just me, but I would like to see more tours of actual apartments that have been cleverly and economically home-ified by amateurs that don't include a link to their shop/firm/professional design blog. Yeah, yeah, sour grapes I know, but it's hard to remember that creating a beautiful home "doesn’t require large amounts of money or space" (from AT's mission statement) while salivating over pristine double showers and spa-pools.
That navy and white bassinet is GORGEOUS. But I can't find it on the 22 Bond St. website. Any idea where it's from?
@Camis: The plant is horsetail. The owners have wisely planted in containers because it likes moist conditions and can be aggressive in the right conditions.
This house is really edgy, glamorous and punk. While it's not my own aesthetic, I admire the owners' unified, confident approach.
The interior window is brilliant.
It will really be interesting to see how the space evolves once the child is mobile. Are the white sofa cushions washable? And I hope that poo gets childproofed sooner than later.
Oops. I mean "pool" and *not* poo.
My jaw just dropped. What an amazing pad! Oh so Hollywood glam.
Ha ha Blandwagon. And I'm grateful for life outside the amen choir.
Absolutely love it. Love the little girl's room and that bathroom, dude, I will be a very clean woman if I had a bathroom like that. The mirror is to die for. Love every inch about this home.
Most of this house is very much not my style and yet I thoroughly enjoyed the design and artistry! i hope that's taken as a big compliment.
Inspirational home!
I. DIE. All of this fab in 1300 sq/ft? Whoa. That's not a tiny space, by any means, but luxury like this in the place of "practicality" (i.e. storage, neutral colors, etc.) doesn't often come in the avg town-home size posts here. This is very inspirational. Thank you for sharing!
Let me put it this way: if they were going for "European Boutique Hotel Resort," they nailed it. Whether I like that look or not is not relevant, as long as THEY like it.
There is a lot going on here. Visual overload. BUT it seems like a fun house. I really like the crib - the detailing is great - and makes the nursery really work. It definitely seems much bigger than 1300 square feet. I am also jealous of the poolhouse. Most likely I will never have one of those because I live in San Francisco, but I still covet... Thanks for sharing!
I also want to add: WOW. I just noticed that you've only been in your home 10 months. I only wish I could get my place as polished in the same amount of time. WOW.
I think in addition to large pieces of furniture adding a tiny dog helps to reinforce the illusion of spaciousness.... XD
22 Bond St is our FAVORITE furniture store in Los Angeles. Such a pleasure to see the inside of the owners' home. Absolutely stunning!
Sigh...I want a fancy schmancy house too! This is wonderful. The baby's room..ahh...too cute!
Well done! I enjoyed the tour.
Love it! Any sourcing clues on the quatrefoil fabric seen on the chair in the pool house?
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Oh how deliciously swanky! Very boutique hotel, I'd love to vacation in that space but not live there 24/7.
Fantastic home!
Where can I get one of those large black mirrors that is in your bathroom. OMG......I absolutely love it. Seriously, can it be purchased?