Ash

Ash Staging pay tribute to the 90s with this Los Angeles home interior, featuring breath-taking views and filled with vintage design icons.

'Regardless of any era that we are working within, it's important for us to be at the bleeding edge of taste, gently pushing the envelope a bit farther than our clients and friends might currently expect,' says Bowen. The firm visited everything from Richard Neutra modern homes to Tudor-style mansions before being moved by the extravagant maximalism of this 1990s-era bungalow, which the team filled with treasures, such as a rare Quebec 69 'Spider' chair from Amisco in the living room, an unusual wooden coat rack by Peter Opsvik that doubles as a standing sculpture, a Telestyle see-through wall phone with a visible, multicoloured motherboard, as well as Ash's own ‘Pillow’ chairs, dressed in a yellow and white striped fabric. Making a case for the exuberant, postmodern aesthetic is a new concept house from Ash Staging, nestled high up in the Hollywood Hills – ‘a bona fide time warp to the postmodern hedonism of the 1990s’, as the firm’s partner, Andrew Bowen, describes it.