What's more fun that a peek behind closed doors into a fabulous art collection? Not much.
Much of the time it feels as though art is an afterthought in a home, fluff used to fill wall space. Of course, art is not everyone's first priority. But it sure is fun to visit someone's home who feels art is the only priority. While the images we culled together are glimpses at some very recognizable works and collections, art brings a certain element to a home no matter the fame, price or provenance of the pieces.
So, here's to wishing we could all kick back in an armchair under our very own Diebenkorn!
San Francisco apartment designed by Douglas Durkin featuring a Richard Diebenkorn in the master bedroom.
Living room in a Maui home featuring a Frank Stella diptych.
Diane von Furstenberg reclines in front of her Warhol.
The Hillfigers pose playfully in front of their Basquiat.
Paloma Picasso's childhood portrait done by her mother, Francoise Gilot.
Lauren Santo Domingo relaxing in front of her Warhol Mao.
Elton John's neon Tracy Emin installation.
Again, Lauren Santo Domingo's apartment, with a jam-packed corner "gallery" space featuring Salvador Dali, Hans Bellmer, Aaron Young, and Max Ernst.
Elton John and his partner David Furnish pose in front of a Damien Hirst in their LA home.
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