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Get the Look: The Bounty Hunter
The new rom-com The Bounty Hunter starring Jennifer Anniston and Gerard Butler premieres in theaters today. A tale of a man hired to track down his bail-jumping ex-wife, the plot is as predictable as it sounds. But there's no doubt I'll watch this guilty pleasure, if only for the interior design eye candy.
Get the Look: She's Out of My League
She's Out of My League, out today starring Jay Baruchel, looks über-cute — like one of those predictable romantic comedies I can't resist. While it may not be winning an Oscar next year, it certainly deserves applause for the set design. I would totally move right into this living room.
Get the Look: The Set of Shutter Island
I just went to see Shutter Island, and like BuzzSugar, agreed that it was a satisfying, if flawed, thriller. The set design, of course, caught my eye nearly as much as the storyline did, so I thought I'd show you how to steal some of the great design ideas from the film.
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Get the Look: Leap Year
If you were able to catch Leap Year in theaters, you know it's all about the romance that happens between Amy Adams and Matthew Goode's characters along the way — to Dublin, where Adams's character plans to propose to her boyfriend. But it wasn't just the sparks flying that I noticed; there was plenty of chic, understated décor spattered throughout the film, too. Come see how you can get the look of Leap Year in your home.
Get the Look: (Untitled)
I am beyond excited for Jonathan Parker's new satirical indie comedy (Untitled), about a brooding avant-garde composer who falls for a trendy NYC gallerist, which stars Adam Goldberg and Marley Shelton — watch the trailer here. Seeing as the plot is set in the quirky world of contemporary art and music, it's no surprise that there's lots of modern design to drool over. The sets look downright hip and are full of furnishings that bridge the gap been art and décor.
Guess What French Film This House Starred In?
This ultra-modern house, equipped with all the latest automated conveniences, was one of the most important "characters" of an Oscar-winning 1958 French film. Can you name the film?
Guess What Films These Houses Starred In?
Big-screen productions make a habit of showcasing coveted cribs . . .
Get the Look: Amelie's Bedroom
Amélie Poulain took not only France but the world by storm. We were all swept away by her quirky French je ne sais quoi, awkward naïveté, and childlike demeanor. Of course, the movie Amélie also made an impression from an artistic standpoint.
Open House: Your Thoughts on Home Theaters
Home theaters have almost become a requisite for Americans building mega-McMansions, and they're quite common in the homes of the Hollywood elite. Personally, I just find them excessive. And since going to the theater is one of my favorite pastimes, I'd never give up popcorn and Slurpees in favor of a leather La-Z-Boy, even if ticket prices are well above $10 these days.
Guess Which Film Featured This House?
This house in Salzburg, Austria, was home to the characters in a 1965 film. Can you name the film?
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