For David Alhadeff, work always comes home with himbecause, well, theyre one and the same.
He admits that, on a busy day, they can have over 40 tours.
The dining room of David Alhadeff, which features sculptures by Leena Similu.
A Chris Wolston Mafafa Club Chair sits in the entrance of David Alhadeff’s Hollywood Hills home that also acts as a showroom space for his gallery, The Future Perfect.
A Ben Barber credenza lines the wall (covered in a Calico print).
The dining table is Collection Particuliere and chairs from SCP with a light by Orior.
Everything here is for sale.
The dining room of David Alhadeff, which features sculptures by Leena Similu. A Ben Barber credenza lines the wall (covered in a Calico print). The dining table is Collection Particulière and chairs from SCP with a light by Orior.
He enjoys the process of constantly switching things up.
The house is a playground.
Im playing dress up.
Swans by Autumn Casey and chairs by Chris Wolston in the backyard. “He runs around here like crazy,” Alhadeff says of his toddler son.
The only rooms that never change?
The ones that belong to Leo, who is now two years old.
His bedroom, playroom, and the family kitchen are the few private spaces of the house.
But according to Alhadeff, Leo prefers venturing into the public areas.
Especially their artfully landscaped lawn by designer Art Luna.
He runs around here like crazy, says Alhadeff.
The gardens are Leos playground.
Swans by Autumn Casey and chairs by Chris Wolston in the backyard.
“He runs around here like crazy, Alhadeff says of his toddler son.
Alhadeff also hosts plenty of house guests.
Below, take a tour through David Alhadeffs Hollywood Hills home and gallery.
A Karl Zahn mobile hangs over a Chris Wolston desk.
