The George Collection from TrueModern is designed to make your home feel like a Hollywood penthouse. The George Loveseat strikes the perfect balance between sophistication and playfulness. It invites you to surround yourself in the firm yet luxurious tufting - and makes an ideal retreat at the end of a busy day.

George Loveseat is sized perfectly for smaller living spaces and features thick, squared-off arms and solid wood legs. Available in your choice of fabric color and wood finish.

The George Sofa will make any home feel like a Hollywood penthouse. Take a seat at the end of the day and be surrounded by firm yet luxurious tufting. The George's upholstered frame sits proudly on sturdy solid wood legs grounding it in space.

Thick squared off arms give George its one of a kind TrueModern feel. If you seek a balance of sophistication and playfulness, George is the one for you.

“I've always wanted to be like the Hollywood Golden Age actors.” All of us has already this quote in our mind. An idea inspired by the Hollywood's golden era decided to create a dining chair, which represents all the glamour and prestige of this glamorous era.

A mid-century dining chair made with aged brushed and upholstered in cotton velvet, gives a special glamour touch to the Winfrey Brass Dining Chair. The Winfrey modern mid-century dining chair is definitely a decorative statement for your dining room or luxury interior project.

Ann-Margret is a 60's captivating actress, singer, and dancer who started her career with a fresh and independent spirit, always recognized by her flaring beauty and sexiness. The Margret Sofa's rich colors and voluptuous shapes are inspired by this fabulous golden era red-head beauty.

Featuring a show-stopping cotton velvet upholstery over polished brass feet, this mid-century modern sofa is guaranteed to bring old Hollywood glamour and grandeur to your contemporary living room. Margret Sofa is part of Century Collection.

When designers from Hollywood's Golden Age, like William Haines and Dorothy Draper, encouraged West Coast film luminaries to decorate their home with overtones of glitz and glamour, a new design style emerged. The 1930s Hollywood Regency style was a favorite of celebrities ranging from actress Joan Crawford to the future First Lady, Nancy Reagan.

Hollywood Star Fashion Bondage Style Mini Skirt Knit Stretch Fabric. Hollywood Star Fashion is a rather unknown brand that offers multiple clothing products. Their mini skirt is a popular model and probably the most affordable one in our list. This might sound scary as some women will assume it is poorly made but that is not the case.

The model is made mostly out of nylon. It was built to be a bit elastic and fit tightly. It has a simple design that makes it look as if it is made out of stitched straps. The manufacturers recommend washing it in cold water by hand.

Known to be one of the most contentious stars of the Hollywood Golden Era, Ava Gardner only have one rule in acting, trust the director and “give him heart and soul”. Even as her acting career developed, Gardner's beauty was always a large part of her appeal.

Influenced by her beauty and with her strong personality in mind, Ottiu designers created this charming bar chair. To embrace her elegance, this modern mid-century bar chair has long legs in walnut wood with polished brass accents, its seat upholstered in genuine leather and cotton velvet

Known for her fierce independence and spirited personality, Katharine Hepburn was the leading start of Hollywood during 60 years. In addition to being brilliant on the screen, she was also a woman who defied standards and scandalized Hollywood in the 1930s.In honor of the great Hollywood star with more Oscars in the world, Katharina dining chair was designed.

Perfect for any dining room with a mid-century modern decor, the Katharina dining chair as lean solid brass legs in polished brass supporting a high-quality cotton velvet.

Glamorous textures are one of the most sought-after elements of Hollywood Regency style. Lacquer walls instantly glitz up a space…even in the kitchen! When picking fabrics, channel the movie stars of the 1940's and their haute couture gowns.

Think silks, satins, velvet, suede, chenille, and even fur. These gorgeous textiles have distinct finishes and will immediately add depth to your space in a way that even the most beautiful cotton and linens just can't.

While strong patterns and rich colors are important features of the Hollywood Regency style, it's best when used sparingly. A good rule of thumb is to keep your decor in the same palette and try to stick to one or two patterns only.

Maintain focus in the rest of the room by keeping accessories light and cohesive.

The Laurel & Wolf headquarters are located in West Hollywood, CA. So we can't help but have a soft spot in our hearts for the glam design style that bears the name of our home base. So grab your shades, because today we're exploring the glitz, glamour, and gold of Hollywood Regency.

Where did it come from? How can you spot it? And what are some ways to integrate it into your own home? Read on to find out!

Hollywood glamour - Because Leo loves a bit of drama and sophistication, they may be drawn to an interior design scheme of Hollywood glamour. This style embraces many of the things that Leo loves – gold accents, opulence, statement designs, plush furnishing and more than a bit of glitz.

Hollywood glamour meets contemporary meets shabby chic. Our client wanted a feminine touch to her master bedroom. With the soft sheepskin rug we paired it with a grey linen tufted headboard and a damask accent wallpaper wall.

The room has a sexy and feminine feel to it. Exactly what the client asked for.

A family of snowbirds hired us to design their South Floridian getaway inspired by old Hollywood glamor. Film, repetition, reflection and symmetry are some of the common characteristics of the interiors in this particular era.

This carried through to the design of the apartment through the use of rich textiles such as velvets and silks, ornate forms, bold patterns, reflective surfaces such as glass and mirrors, and lots of bright colors with high-gloss white moldings throughout.

The great room may be a tribute to old Hollywood decor (down to the framed photograph of James Dean), but the bold blend of colour and pattern creates a sleek modernist edge that's ready for its close-up. “They were so naughty, but they could get away with it,