HOLLYWOOD REGENCY

Hollywood Regency style originated in the early to mid-20th century, especially during the 1930s and 1940s, in Los Angeles, California. This design aesthetic emerged alongside the golden age of Hollywood, a period characterized by the flourishing film industry, glamorous movie stars, and an overall fascination with opulence and luxury. The style is heavily inspired by Art Deco, with it's geometric shapes, bold colors, and luxurious materials.

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The interior details of Hollywood Regency design combine classic design principles with bold and modern touches, creating a luxurious space. High ceilings, elaborate moldings, french doors, statement fireplaces, grand staircases, and overall symmetrical and geometric designs work together to create the opulence and glamour associated with the golden age of Hollywood.

Hollywood Regency interior finishes focus on luxury and elegance, by utilizing high-gloss paints and metals, luxurious fabrics like velvet and silk, exotic woods, and bold patterned wallcovering. Black and white geometric marble floors, crystal accents, and mirrored brass define this iconic style. All these finishes work together to create a visually stunning, rich, and bold space with a touch of playfulness.

Design Influence

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Interior Details

Color Palette Inspiration

Interior Finishes

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Hollywood Regency style emphasizes glamour and luxury by having each furniture piece to be a statement in its own. By mixing mirrored, marbled, and velvet finishes with intricate patterned wood frames, detailed curved legs, and plush seating, there is a grandeur and elegance to the space while mixing classic and modern silhouettes.

Furniture

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Lighting is often bold, dramatic, and designed to make a statement through the use of crystal chandeliers, sculptural table lamps, and ornate wall sconces. The sunburst is the most popular fixture shape, but any large sculptural fixture works to anchor the room. Crystal and brass finishes are most used with black accents for contrast.

Lighting

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Hollywood Regency decoration celebrates individuality and glamour through bold color schemes, luxe fabrics, and eclectic accessories. Busts and sculptures provide a curated feel, while playful patterned pillows and gilded mirrors bring a dramatic feel. Softness is brought into the space with long velvet drapery and sculptural moss plants.