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Cara Delevingne Shows Off Her Vibrant Los Angeles Home

August 19, 2021
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Supermodel, Cara Delevingne, shows off her colorful pad. Dive inside Cara Delevingne’s, fun and vibrant home that matches her silly and stylish personality. The Los Angeles home is a reflection of Delevingne’s spontaneous self all wrapped up inside one space. Each room has a different theme. And there is one artistic statement piece that creates a “wow” factor in every room. Some of her personal treasures include her Chanel surfboard, the Chemical X bull’s-eye sculpture made of thousands of Ecstasy pills suspended in acrylic, and the David Bowie inspired bathroom.

The photo above features Delevingne’s kitchen. The kitchen cabinets are painted in Benjamin Moore California Blue. And the window-shade fabric is by Schumacher.

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Designer, Bini, placed a disco ball inside an existing chandelier.

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Chandelier by Gaspare Asaro. Artwork by Chemical X.

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Sofa | Pillow | Chair | Coffee Table | Lamp | Stool

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Malachite patterned bar with vintage Jansen stools.

Who designed it?

Cara Delevingne partnered with Architect Nicolò Bini of Line Architecture. They worked together on her old Los Angeles home that she lived in with her sister Poppy. Delevingne and Bini collaborated to make all of her wildest dreams come to life.

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Curtain fabric by Osborne & Little. Wallpaper by Timorous Beasties.

 

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Landscape design by Anton Prack.

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Patio Umbrella | Frances Chaise

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Cara Delevingne in her red and white ball pit because why not?

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Cara’s car is a 1966 Ford Shelby Mustang GT350-H.

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Featured in Architectural Digest.

Photography by Laure Joliet

Styled by Amy Chin

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