Kamal Ghorui
Jennifer Aniston‘s home is every designer’s dream. Beyond the luxury amenities, it is a space that reflects her refined taste and personal aesthetic. Just like Rachel Green, the Hollywood star appreciates art, and her homes, of course, have space for curated collections that tell a story. From contemporary lighting to timeless paintings, her residences serve as masterclasses in incorporating fine art into everyday living spaces.
Murano glass chandelier in Beverly Hills home
Just like Rachel Green, Jennifer Aniston likes to collect art pieces. In her Beverly Hills home, ‘Ohana’, she has a chandelier that you will instantly fall in love with. The home, designed by Stephen Shadley, has tall entrance doors. Once you enter, you are welcomed by the Murano glass ‘Tronchi’ chandelier, which is absolutely breathtaking. The hand-blown textured glass is suspended in multiple layers from a metal frame. This is, in fact, one of the first items she purchased for her house.
Art that ‘spoke to her’
How do you make your house a home? By personalising the space. And for Jennifer Aniston, that means making space for art. Her Beverly Hills living room features an abstract canvas by the iconic Robert Motherwell. The 1963 painting, titled ‘A Throw of Dice No. 17’, is the room’s focal point. Worth over $1 million, this painting ‘just spoke to her’, according to designer Shadley.
Let it ‘sink’ in
Being an actor, Jennifer Aniston is particular about her powder room. She wanted a bit of seventies glamour. Her Bel Air mansion in Los Angeles has a powder room that features an onyx sink lit from within. The backlit orange onyx sink would grab eyeballs immediately. The warm, vibrant orange glow emitted from the sink is indeed a treat for the eyes. Originally designed by architect Hal Levitt, she calls the seventies-inspired LA home a ‘big hug’.
Statement lighting for the dining
Jennifer Aniston’s Beverly Hills home has another illuminated piece of art: a one-of-a-kind overhead fixture in the dining room. Think of it as statement lighting. The monumental fixture by Alison Berger is both functional and a design element. It sets the tone for the room and also provides ample lighting for dining. Designer Shadley calls it a ‘Hollywood lighting designer’s dream’. The perfect ambience for a hearty meal—one that lingers in the mind forever.
