Lenny Kravitz Black Living Room

A dark wall color creates a cozy, cocooning atmosphere in Lenny Kravitz's dramatic living room. It's changed my opinion on the controversial paint color. Carefully curated artwork, stunning furniture and a secret basement surprise make Lenny Kravitz's home one you have to see to believe.

I always thought a very dark wall in the living room made the space feel much smaller. However, perspectives can change, and Lenny Kravitz's apartment in Paris completely changed my opinion on paint color. Lenny Kravitz lives in a four-story, unabashedly opulent home in Paris.

It was constructed in the 1920s and underwent a complete renovation in 2008. It is tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and backs up to a public park. The home is a huge 1,500 square metres, or 16,145 square feet, and features a soigné entryway, a roomy living room with garden access and two other sitting rooms.

The musician's black living room is a masterclass in cool. It is full of art and artifacts including works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Paul Evans, and Andy Warhol. French doors open onto an intricate balcony, beneath which the singer has positioned his record player and impressive collection of records.

The space includes storied leather armchairs and a low. The main living room boasts a red velvet chair previously owned by Andy Warhol (a late friend of one of Kravitz's former girlfriends) and a huge portrait of the singer's mother, actress Roxie Roker. The home's primary suite includes a vintage bed frame from the '60s and a custom copper tub beside it.

Oct 28, 2024 - Explore Janet Langer's board "Lenny Kravitz Rock Lounge Living Room" on Pinterest. ideas about apartment decor, house interior, living room decor. The living room standout is a vintage Milo Baughman sofa in a geometric-print fabric, whose caramel and black colors are highlighted by a CB2 credenza and the graphic rug from Mansour Modern.

Lenny Kravitz didn't just purchase a home in Paris-he consecrated a space. In his most intimate feature yet with Architectural Digest, the Grammy-winning rock icon-turned-designer peels back the curtain on his Parisian mansion, now known as Hôtel de Roxie. This dramatic black and white living room, below, features one of Kravitz's favorite furniture items, Ligne Roset's "Togo" sofa.

Kravitz told Elle Decor that the Togo sofa was one of his top 9 must-have items. He has this sofa in each of his homes, he says, simply because it's "timeless, organic, and supercomfortable." Take a look at how he designed around the unique and comfy.