Jamie Bush designed the interiors of this Holmby Hills house, and William Hefner reworked the architecture around its original 1960s structure. It pairs Old Hollywood glamour with a tropical garden: terrazzo floors, crystal chandeliers, walls of glass, and planting by Raymond Jungles pressed up against nearly every room. The house sits on 1.27 acres at the end of Holmby Park, looking across the Los Angeles Country Club to the Century City skyline.

The entry opens to high ceilings and glass on both sides. The living room's glass walls slide back to the lawn, and a curved solarium sits at the center of the house. The kitchen has two green stone islands with a green pantry behind it, and there is a formal dining room, a wood-paneled den, a library and a media room.

Nine bedrooms and twelve baths span 8,262 square feet, including two primary suites with marble baths. Elsewhere are a gym, a salon and a bunk room lined with books.

Outside, a long pool and spa run beside the lawn under fringed umbrellas, with a cabana and terraces for entertaining. A guest house, a motor court and a four-car garage complete the grounds.