The Prospect Hollywood
Hollywood, Los Angeles
“Maximalist Hollywood hideaway”
Vibe
Gilded palm sculptures, malachite prints, and a leafy courtyard garden with stone fountains set a theatrical Golden Age mood.
“Maximalist Hollywood hideaway”
Martyn Lawrence Bullard interiors featuring gilded palm sculptures, malachite finishes, and bold Hollywood Regency patterns.
A restored 1939 Hollywood Regency residence in historic Whitley Heights, preserved with the local heritage society.
Custom Revival New York linens, full Diptyque bath amenities, and cast-iron clawfoot soaking tubs.
In residential Whitley Heights, a quiet walk from the theaters and dining along Hollywood Boulevard
Rooms
Geometric black-and-white floors anchor cast-iron clawfoot tubs, custom Revival New York linens, and saturated jewel-toned wallpapers.
Backstory
Built in 1939 for actors working at nearby studios, the residence takes its name from Hollywood Boulevard's original historical moniker.
Eat & drink
The lobby bar pours craft cocktails beside courtyard firepits in the evening, switching to espresso and Tartine pastries at breakfast.
The neighborhood
Tucked into the quiet hillside enclave of Whitley Heights, the address rests a short stroll above Hollywood Boulevard's historic theaters.
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