I Created Mood Boards For Celebrity Homes

I'd like to share a bit about myself.

I am originally from Venezuela but I have had the opportunity to live in Puerto Rico, I finished my Senior year of High School in Minnesota then I moved to Tampa to go to college where I studied Chemical Engineering. After graduation, I moved to Miami to work in the cement industry. After almost three years, I quit my job and left Miami and everything behind to move to Paris (France) to learn French. Ouu la la!!

I met my husband and in 2010 I decided to move back to France for real. I worked as a Process Engineer in the Oil & Gas industry from 2012 to about 2020. Then the pandemic arrived and I realized I was no longer happy working as an engineer (it never was my passion, to be honest).

During the first lockdown I learned how to draw and paint using watercolors (besides making pasta from scratch) and I loved it! I didn't know I had a "creative" side to me and I started to think about changing careers because in my head I was DONE with engineering.

I decided to become an Interior Designer because I love playing with volumes within the space of a room and how to make it more functional, I guess that is the engineering side of me, but also because it is a beautiful and creative career. Choosing what type of materials, textiles, colors, etc. I absolutely love it. Changing careers is the second best decision of my life - the first one was moving to Paris to learn French (wink).

I would love to share with you a few of my works as an Interior Designer. I created a series on my website of how I decorate using different styles and even how I would decorate celebrities' homes like Lizzo or the "Man of the Hour" - Pedro Pascal.

Everything starts by getting inspired, for the Lizzo design board I was listening to her music and I thought that it'll be fun to decorate her living room. I watched a few of her shows and interviews on YouTube and from that, I started imagining how to put everything together (colors, materials, furniture) that she'd like.

For the "Glam Style" mood board and design board, I imagined what Jennifer Lopez's home would look like, and for Pedro Pascal, well I fell into the trap of his charm, I watched interview videos and listened to a podcast where he talks about art.

I hope you enjoy these mood boards and design boards as much as I do creating and sharing them.

Which one is your favorite?

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I love Lizzo and her personality. The message she sends in her songs is great and I am here for it! She portrays so much confidence that it is contagious.

Source photos: Pari Dukovic.

She has such a fun personality that made me think about adding a lot of color and fun shapes to the design of this board. If one day she sees this, I hope she loves it!

Sofa: Rima - Popus Editions (Fanny Gicquel)
Bookcase: Gaou - Margaux Keller
Coffee table: Iridescent Coffee Table - Burak
Chairs: Fauteuil Togo (Ligne Roset) - Michel Ducaroy
Light fixture: Flowerpot - Andtradition
Rug: Orange Twist - Color Therapies
Wall art: Pat McKinney
Decoration: Disco ball (Malibu) by Kelly Wearstler
Lamp: Grace - Uto Balmoral

Bueno, qué se puede hacer con Pedrito? He's so dreamy and his personality is amazing. I had to make a post about him. Sorry, not sorry.

Source photos: Beau Grealy, Doug Inglish, Abi, Rachel Korinek.

This is how I imagined Pedro Pascal's living room. Using warm colors and materials that give a feeling of comfort and relaxation. It is very masculine but with a few curvy lines to add a touch of femininity to the design as a whole.

Sofa: Winsen - Drawer (La Redoute)
Coffee Table: Terrel - High Fashion Home
Chairs: Radar Rotating - Carlos Motta & The Chieftain Chair - Finn Juhl
Light Fixture: Levity Bow - Graypants
Floor Lamp: Margin - New Works (John Astbury)
Rug: Labyrinthe Boucle - Pierre Frey
Wall Art: Henri Rousseau, The Dream 1910
Side Table: Saron Global Bazaar Antique Brass Side Table - Kathy Kuo Home

Barbie was so important to me when I was a little girl and so I wanted to portray some kind of inspiration based on her.

Source photos for the mood board: Tom Dixon, Grace & Co Jewellery, Designs by Sabina, Veronica Toppino, Daniel Simon/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images, David Weimann

This is how I would imagine either a living room inspired by Barbie or even Barbie hanging out here.

Sofa: “Lithos” - Mavimatt
Armchairs: “Arp Chair” - Dmitry & Co
Coffee tables: “Orlando Contemporary Crystal Table” - Reflections Copenhagen
Ceiling Light: “Gervasoni” - Paola Navone
Console: “Orbit” - Alexia Mintsouli x Alex Mint
Mirror: “Soufflé Mirror” - Luca Nichetto x La Manufacture
Rug: “Glow” - Dinosaur Designs
Wall Art: I drew and painted this based on “The Girl with the Pearl Earring” by Johannes Vermeer

This image is inspired by everything glamour and the Art Déco and Hollywood Regency period. Look how gorgeous Ariana DeBose looks here!

Source photos: Schiaparelli, Desenio, Apartment Therapy, Pinterest

This living room is so fancy yet cozy. There is a lof of golden metallics but the warmth of the wood marries so well with the rest of the board.

Sofa: Candelaria Contemporary Sofa - AD HOC
Sideboard: Refus Sideboard by HOMMÉS Studio
Coffee table: JINYE Coffee Table - Studio MVW
Chairs: AM.PM Fauteuil Noyer Massif & Bouclette, Izag by La Redoute
Light fixture: Strada Large Linear Chandelier - Kelly Wearstler
Rug: Tapis Abstrait - Maison Sarah Lavoine
Wall art: My version of Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss"

This mood board represents everything punk from the attitude to the colors and music.

Source photos: Derek Ridgers, Josh Olins, Pinterest.

For this design board, I imagined a person that feels free in her or his style and it is not afraid to show it.

Sofa: Forte Black Leather Sofa - CB2
Coffee Table: Table Inox - Studio Vit
Chair: Helma - AM.PM
Colorful Lounge Chair: Togo - Lignet Roset
Light Fixture: Cerine Triple Elongated Chandelier - Trueing
Rug: Moderno - Rugvista
Wall Mirror: Oval Mirror - H&M
Side Board: Laulu Cabinet with Matti Kennel - Made by Choice