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Sienna Miller Lists Her London Home For Less

CasaSugar — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 17:01:18 -0700

Sienna Miller has put her 2,095-square-feet, two-bedroom, three-bath home in St. John's Wood, London, on the market for $1.6 million - about $750,000 less than she paid for it in 2007. The digs are as bohemian as her wardrobe, with a mix of furnishings both traditional and modern, industrial and rustic. Architecturally, it's an unusual space, with a striking, curved staircase running between the ground floor reception room and kitchen and the first floor, which holds a bedroom, mezzanine, and office area. In the basement, or lower ground floor, there's a beautiful tiled lounge/entertaining area with a Turkish bath and sauna à la my beloved Moroccan style. And you'll see Moroccan lanterns elsewhere in her home as well. It seems like a great house, and I don't have any major complaints about the décor, but I would have expected more from this purveyor of cool. Take a look at photos and tell me what you think when you read more.

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This Just In: Sienna Miller's House Vandalized

CasaSugar — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 05:30:36 -0700

The London house of Sienna Miller - who has recently been getting slack for dating married actor Balthazar Getty and appearing topless in photos with him - has been vandalized, spray-painted with the word "SLUT" and a pseudo-Satanic circular symbol, according to the Sun. The vandalism apparently occurred despite a burglar alarm system and security lights at the house. We all can think what we want about the couple's relationship, but I think it's pretty terrible that this should happen at Miller's own home. It would certainly make me feel unsafe.

Has your home ever been vandalized? Your neighbors' homes? What security measures do you have installed to prevent and protect yourself from this sort of thing?
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Inspired: Femme Meets Menswear

CasaSugar — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 07:45:05 -0700

PopSugarUK recently took a look at Sienna Miller and Keira Knightley on the red carpet at The Edge of Love world premiere in Edinburgh. While I'm certainly looking forward to seeing the film, what really interested me was the gals' attire. FabSugar picked up on how long and lean they looked, but I personally have been wooed by how dapper they looked in their menswear-inspired getups. Between Keira's sequined tuxedo jacket and Sienna's bowler hat, I'd say they're looking very Diane Keaton (known for sporting vintage men's clothing) meets Studio 54. I love this glammed-up menswear look, and wouldn't mind replicating it in my home for a special occasion. The image also instantly reminded me of the Jake Phipps Hat Pendant Lights that I wrote about back in October. To get the authentic tuxedo look, I've rounded up some stylish furnishings in a black-and-white palette. You can also consider upholstering a chair in pinstripes or weaving a furnishing from neckties. To see my glamorous menswear-inspired finds, read more.

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Sienna Miller's London Home

CasaSugar — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 16:47:56 -0700

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Midday Muse: In the Mix

CasaSugar — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 12:00:04 -0700

Growing up, I was a well-coordinated girl. My mother dressed me well, always pairing a stripe with a solid, never mixing patterns, often a bow in my hair, shoes shined, etc. And then Sienna Miller came along with her Bohemian chic and made it okay to look messy, to mix florals with stripes, to clash colors. In the world of interiors, I've noticed the same. Pick up any shelter magazine and you'll see a bold mix of texture, pattern, and color that hasn't always been accepted. I'm not sure if there is a correlation between the two . . . if people feel more free to decorate eclectically because they dress that way, or if it's just a coincidence. Or perhaps this is all a mirage, and since I've moved out of my mother's traditionally-styled home, I am just personally embracing a more eclectic look in my own home. Either way, I'm digging it, and I like to mix things up.
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Casa Capsule: The Week That Was

CasaSugar — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 10:00:14 -0700

Tell me the truth: Would you live in a Hobbit house?
Find out Todd Oldham's thoughts on good design in my interview.
Uh-oh: Someone wrote a naughty word on Sienna Miller's house.
Go check out Denise Richards's leopard print toilet.
Discover some garden uses for white vinegar.
Philippe Starck's whipping up economic eco designs.
Nanette Lepore has a coveted crib.
I'm eager to share the textiles from Mamma Mia.

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Kim Seybert Black Leather Sequin Placemat - $75.00	Hailey Pillow - $26.95
Lauren Ralph Lauren "Formal Affair" 6" Tuxedo Tidbit Plates, Set of 4 - $100.00	Metropolitan Place - $99.99
Belmont Lamps - $495.00	Black Sofa - $3,299.00
The Dangerous Book For Boys - $24.95	Classic Hotel Tablecloth - $39.00
Décor Chair - $499.00	B&W Wall Hook - $18.00
Lauren Ralph Lauren "Formal Affair" Dinnerware Collection - $27.00	Tub Chair - $1,699.00
Normann Copenhagen -stepptwo ashtray- 4 left! by tom stepp - $66.00	Graham and Brown Marcel Wanders Henry Wallpaper - $75.00