Featured in the March issue of Architectural Digest.
Sheryl Crow doesn’t have a house she has a compound, consisting of three homes on a 11 acre property. One a 1926 Spanish Colonial hacienda, one a 1909 Craftsman bungalow and a picturesque 19th-century cottage.
There may be lots of ebony stained wood and terracotta tiles but the overall effect is light and airy with touches of humour and an abundance of fresh flowers.
I like the way many of the walls are unadorned. These tailors dummies look perfect standing alone.
She has acquired most of the furniture herself while on tour and calls herself ” a collector of oddities”
But she seems to have a real talent for displaying her collections don’t you think?
I love the animal heads above the bed…
and the writing desk by the window. Perfectly positioned to catch the breezes and the light.
And what I wouldn’t give for this view.
