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SEE THIS BLACK AND WHITE HALL RECEPTION ROOM!

November 17, 2008
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All photos in this post by Coco of Cococozy
Black and white Salle de Reception at the Greystone Mansion
The black and white Salle de Reception at the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills was decorated for this year’s showcase house. (above)

This is the main reception hall at the historic Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills. I was able to tour this room and many of the other 55 rooms in this very large home on Saturday during Veranda Magazine’s The Great House at Historic Greystone Estate.

This is the first room you see after coming down the main staircase just beyond the mansion’s Grand Hall.

At first I wasn’t sure what I thought of this room…

Architecturally it was an absolute win…I knew I loved the beautiful marble floors, incredible arched leaded glass windows and doors, the high ceilings and the bright fresh white walls…a welcomed blast of fresh architecture after coming through the very grand and wood paneled entry area.

The decor at first glance was a question for me…a sea of dark rattan furniture, upholstered with bold black and white fabric, modern sconces, black side tables with black and white accessories, a shiny black grand piano and more black rattan chairs and a black gaming table…? Not sure.

On second and third glance, I liked the decor more and more. The rattan worked in this area that feels like a garden room…almost like bringing a more casual outdoor feeling furniture indoors. The gaming table and the piano make this room feel more accessible and friendly than the more formal rooms in the rest of the house. The use of black and white as far as a color scheme pays hommage and respect to the stunning floor. Good choices for a sunny and casual reception hall!

Reception hall in the Greystone Mansion with dark rattan love seat, armchairs and ottomans upholstered in white and black and a gold natural fiber rug
Greystone Mansion’s reception hall sitting area is decorated with a dark rattan love seat, armchairs and ottomans which are all upholstered in white and black Marimekko Miami fabric. A light gold natural fiber handwoven Abaca rug from Waldo’s Designs adds a natural element to the room’s decor. (above)

Reception hall in the Greystone mansion with curved mid century modern gaming table and 4 dark rattan chairs with big seat pillows
A curved square mid century modern gaming table is paired with four dark rattan chairs with big comfy black seat pillows…providing the perfect setting for those long nights of bridge, gin, poker or in my case “go fish”. Table is from Denmark 50 in Los Angeles.

Black and white tile floor in a trellis patter in the Greystone Mansion reception hall
The Greystone Mansion features a classically elegant black and white marble tile floor which is laid on the diagonal in a trellis pattern. Large and small black square tiles surrounded by thin white rectangle shaped marble pieces are laid together to create a pattern that looks like a garden trellis.

Large multi-paned leaded glass windows and doors in the Greystone mansion
Large multi-paned leaded glass windows and doors take visitors from the reception hall to the Greystone Estate’s main terrace or patio area (above)
Greystone Estate's Grand Terrace
Looking into the reception hall from the Greystone Estate’s Grand Terrace. (above)

Salle de Reception from the Grand Terrace at the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills
My friend AZ looking into the the Salle de Reception from the Grand Terrace at the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills. (above)

If this was your room to decorate what would you do? What color theme would you use? Do you like this room?

Weigh in by pressing the “COMMENTS” link directly below…would love to hear your thoughts!

All photos in this post by Coco of Cococozy

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  1. az says:
    November 17, 2008 at 2:15 PM

    I think it’s less lovely in person. Would have liked it better if that wicker furniture was outside and if other colors had been used with that floor. I’m just sayin’…

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