Emma Roberts opened up about making her $3.6 million Los Angeles home, previously owned by Minnie Driver, feel like a sanctuary from the world during a house tour with Architectural Digest of her stunning property.
Emma Roberts opened up about making her Los Angeles home feel like a sanctuary from the world while giving Architectural Digest a tour of her stunning property 'I think I lived in 10 houses by the time I was 15 — so for me now, having a son, I wanted a place that felt really ours.' she told AD. 'I have a picture of the day we moved in. I'm holding him and it was the most sunny California day, and we were in front of the blue door of our new house. I just remember feeling like we are exactly where we need to be.'
The performer went on to admit that when she was younger and people would ask if she was ever afraid the dolls would come to life, she joked that she hopes they come wake her up 'every night.'During the interview as she showed off her library, she laughed as she picked up the novel, Norwood, by Charles Portis.
Roberts worked with designers, Louisa Pierce and Emily Ward, to make her whimsical dream home a reality, complete with a 'doll wall' located near her office While speaking about her style Roberts declared that she believes that 'there can never be enough stripes or fringe or tassels in a house.' During the interview as she showed off her library, she laughed as she picked up the novel, Norwood, by Charles Portis, before revealing it was gift to an ex-boyfriend that she took back after their breakup