Maria Sharapova Los Angeles residence is her dream home and on every corner, you’ll see a tribute to tennis style. This place is a reflection of Maria’s style and spirit!
There is one thing we can say for sure about Maria Sharapova, and that is that she is a boss! The Russian tennis star said that “I was obsessed with the process of making this home. I’d jump off a plane from a tournament and go straight to the worksite or to the architect’s office or a kitchen manufacturer. This was my project, and I wasn’t going to delegate any part of it,”
Talking a little bit more about Sharapova, she is one of only 10 athletes in the women’s game to achieve a career in the Grand Slam, she won all four majors. Outside the court, she is a businesswoman. She created her own signature apparel line for Nike, she also has a candy and chocolate factory named Sugarpova.
The architect of Maria’s residence was Grant Kirkpatrick of KAA Design and he said she was involved in every detail regarding her home. “To say that she simply collaborated with us does not adequately describe her dedication and influence on the design,” he adds.
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Regarding the house, it has a luminous double-height entry gallery, that will lead to an expansive pool and entertaining area. There is also a basement lounge with a bowling alley.
Every single detail of Maria Sharapova’s home has a reason, it is not there just because. This is a place of comfort, beauty, and minimalist design. In here, you can see influence from different cultures, from several continents. For example, Asia, Europe, and Africa. The interior designers knew from the beginning what was the main purpose of this home. A clear reflection of Sharapova’s creativity and confidence.
Now it’s time to talk a little bit more about the details of this Los Angeles Residence. Here we can see an artwork by Joe Goode that is above a Dos Gallos console table. The unique chandelier belongs to Gareth Devonald Smith.
In the living room, we can see some vintage Italian armchairs from Dimitry & Co. and Pat McGann pillows on the sofa. Besides that, there is also a Courtney Applebaum cocktail table.
The home’s entryway has a combination of unpretentious materials: poured concrete walls, floating bleached-oak stairs, and a travertine floor.
The perfect image of the kitchen features BDDW chairs, that are around a walnut-topped island.
The primary bathroom has a Boffi tub, side by side with sinks and fittings. The rug belongs to Lawrence of La Brea.
A Japanese pine stands sentry in the entry garden.
The bowling alley with paintings by Chris Gwaltney.
In the backyard, a walnut deck borders the pool. Willy Guhl chair and table; custom upholstered lounges.
Credits to: Architectural Digest
