Lizzie's palette inspiration for the den came from the lobby of West Hollywood's Soho House.
With deep blue walls and a dark sofa, the den has a masculine tone that Lizzie balances with a white hide rug, a clear coffee table, and fresh flowers. "The style I celebrate is equal parts masculine and feminine," says Lizzie. "It's not a woman trying to be a man. It's celebrating all the parts of who you are. I think our house is gender neutral that way."
Lizzie experimented with paint colors until landing on that dark teal hue, a blend of two Farrow & Ball colors. "The rest of the house is so white, we really wanted to do something fun here." For the gallery-style walls Lizzie turned to vintage art. "I love things that have a historical context—some flags, old posters, things that have a little bit of data on them like years and dates. It feels more artifact than it does random."
