English singer-song-writer Florence Welch (born in 1986) rose to fame as the lead singer of rock band Florence and the Machine, lives in this bohemian home in London, a treasure trove full of vintage finds and family heirlooms.
Photos from Vogue.com
Florence Welch's kitchen has an English-country feel, with tongue and groove paneling, vintage furnishing and a relaxed vibe. Very un-rock star.
The English rose Welch in her living room.
Florence Welch's bedroom is a mix of country & quirky, with a tapestry wall hanging, vintage drawings, and eiderdown and a pineapple lamp.
The bohemian living room could have come straight from a Bloomsbury set
Florence Welch's bathroom has the right mix of English country and glamor, with silver iridescent tiles, tapestry blind and a gilded chair. Even the toiletries are decanted into beautiful vintage cut glass bottles and jars.
More tapestry in the landing
The blooms on Florence Welch's book shelf look freshly-picked from the garden, whilst the shelf boast titles such as Fitzgerald's "The damned and the beautiful"
The dressing room resembles a vintage clothes shop
Florence Welch in front of the fireplace in her living room. Her love of ornate gilt mirrors is apparent in this home.
Inside Florence Welch's home in London: vintage bohemian home from Florence & The Machine's lead singer
Inside Usher's home in Georgia: stunning luxurious white mansion
Musician Usher recently put this villa in Georgia for sale for $3.2 million after evicting his ex-wife Tameka Foster Raymond
Images from Trulia Luxe Living
The wonderful living room with white upholstered furniture and high ceilings with arch windows allowing light to stream in
A corner of Usher's living room, decorated in laid-back tropical style
Another angle shows the living room resembling a luxury boutique hotel lobby
A more contemporary sitting room in Usher's mansion in Georgia, with polished black wooden flooring
A velvet day bed by the fire promises hours of relaxation
The spacious entrance hall
Usher's smart dining room with a big painting of the Golden Gate bridge above the sideboard
A glimpse of the living room from the curved staircase
Usher's house from the outside, with landscaped garden
The Georgian home has an outdoor pool designed like a natural pond among green nature. Fabulous
Inside Hubert de Givenchy's home in the South of France: classic beach-chic house "Clos Fioentina"
Count Hubert James Marcel Taffin de Givenchy (Hubert de Givenchy) is a French aristocrat and fashion designer who founded The House of Givenchy in 1952.
He has several houses in France, one of which is "Clos Fiorentina", a luxurious home in an understated way, in the Meds.
The only color is the golden yellow from the lamp, bed runner and flowers in the vase. Givenchy's master bedroom looks
ultra-luxe and serene.
Photographs by Agence Top, Paris / P. Chevallier from The Givenchy Style, Text by Françoise Mohrt, Foreword by Hubert de Givenchy, The Vendome Press, New York 1998
The wonderful exterior of the house, with tiny balconies from bedroom overlooking the valley beyond
The tranquil living room with touches of gold and a honey hue from the sunlight on the walls and ceiling.
Beauty in its simplicity outside Hubert de Givenchy's home in the South of France
monogrammed cotton slipcovers in his dining room at Clos Fiorentina
THE “BUNNY” GUEST ROOM, NAMED AND RESERVED FOR BUNNY MELLON, the philanthropist who is still alive at 102 years old
The calm blue and white bathroom at Hubert de Givenchy's beach home
THE “WALTER” GUEST ROOM, NAMED AND RESERVED FOR WALTER LEES ("Edinburgh joiner's son who became a war hero, diplomat, intimate of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor" as described by Scotsman newspaper). There's a W monogram on the cushion to pay homage to the great Scot.
Lemon trees and arum lilies abound in Givenchy's garden
The pool pavilion day room of Hubert de Givenchy's home has a day bed to soak in the view with a book
Wonderful idea of a bookcase and oversized painting on the landing.
Inside Lenny Dykstra's old home in Thousand Oaks: neo-Georgian home in the Lake Sherwood Country Club
Lenny Dykstra, nicknamed "Nails" and "Dude", is a former Major League Baseball center fielder.
Lenny Dykstra's home had a steep discount since it first hit the market in June 2008 for $24.95 million, and finally sold in 2011 in the region of $10.5 million.
Pictures from Luxist
According to Luxist, the Dykstras paid $18.5 million for the home in mid 2007. The six-bedroom neo-Georgian home in the Lake Sherwood Country Club has a guest house, carriage house, tennis courts, pool, spa and gym on 6.69 acres.
The neo-Georgian home in the Lake Sherwood area was designed by architect Richard Landry.
Inside Chelsea Clinton's home in NYC: new-Georgian style apartment on Madison Square, Manhattan
Former First Daughter Chelsea Clinton and her husband, Marc Mezvinsky, just paid $10.5 million in March 2013 for this pad on Madison Square Park in New York, built in the new-Georgian style in 1924
The apartment of Chelsea Clinton's benefits from high ceilings and lots of light
The contemporary kitchen
The Italian marble bathrooms of Chelsea Clinton and her husband, Marc Mezvinsky
The apartment exterior
Bonus: Chelsea Clinton, 33, and husband Marc Mezvinsky, 35, with the bride's parents Hillary and Bill Clinton at their wedding
Inside Princess and Princess Michael of Kent's old home in the Cotswold: Nether Lypiatt Manor
Prince and Princess Michael of Kent lived in this home: Nether Lypiatt Manor in Gloucestershire, England, until they sold it in 2006
Prince Michael is a grandson of King George V and Queen Mary, making him a cousin of Queen Elizabeth II.
The following images are by Countrylife by Martyn Goddard
Princess Michael of Kent's desk in the studio, where she wrote her historical biographies. Princess Michael of Kent (formerly Baroness Marie Christine, an Austrian-Hungarian aristocrat who was also an interior designer) is also known as Princess Pushy.
The drawing room. The scagiola table was a bespoke piece made in Florence for Prince Michael of Kent
The entrance hall looks slightly at odds with the rest of the house
The exterior (wikipedia)
