Sheryl Crow's 1926 Spanish Colonial hacienda in Hollywood Hills

Usually I hear "Hollywood Hills" and I think, not really my style, but 1926 Spanish Colonial sounded nice, so I decided to take a peak at Architectural Digest's tour of Sheryl Crow's LA estate. I was really impressed, not just with the historic home, but with the property itself.

What do you think?


Love the arched doorways and that antique coffee table.


Original tile on the steps.


Original sink and tile in the bathroom, the rug is a nice touch too.


Isn't the landscaping great?



See and read more at Architectural Digest

Which house would you choose?

Upon the recommendation of a friend, I rented the movie "The Holiday" a couple of weeks ago. I thought the movie was really cute, but what caught my attention the most was the juxtaposition of the two lead characters' houses. They both had their qualities, but reflect completely different lifestyles. Would you choose Cameron's lux LA house, or Kate's cozy "Rosehill" cottage?

Please excuse these photos- they are DVD grabs, and aren't really up to par

Cameron's LA home:


The office




Home theater


Entrance


Entrance


Foyer


Kitchen




Living room


Bathroom

Bedroom!






Images via Surrondings Check out their post on how to get the look for Kate's cottage and Cameron's LA house!

Kate's cottage.
FYI: I did a little research, and this cottage, sadly, doesn't really exist. They built the fake house in Surrey out of fiberglass and wood, and it was torn down after filming. The interiors are sets.



Kitchen




Library


Living room


Cameron rockin out to The Killers


Hall view


Textiles




Jude's drunk and about to pass out on the couch




Fireplace



Bathroom








Bedroom

So, which house is your fav?
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All professional set photos from OutNow-CH