Hollywood Regency interior design

Hollywood Regency style inspiration

Old-Hollywood glamour - lacquered surfaces, mirrored furniture, jewel tones, and unapologetic theatrical drama in every room. Hollywood Regency turns a room into a stage set. High-gloss lacquer, mirrored consoles, brass and gold accents, deep velvet seating, and a confident use of pattern create a space that feels styled for a black-and-white film still. Restraint is rejected in favour of polish, symmetry, and shine. Born in 1930s Los Angeles when set designers like William Haines and Dorothy Draper began decorating the off-screen homes of movie stars, Hollywood Regency married European Neoclassicism with Art Deco glamour. It was revived in the 2000s by designers like Kelly Wearstler and Jonathan Adler, who pushed the palette into modern jewel tones.