Aimee Song’s Los Angeles Home Is Minimally Decorated, Yet Full of Bold Style Choices

Aimee Tune had good type lengthy earlier than her well-liked weblog and way of life model, Tune of Type, hit the large time. Now, the style influencer-turned-entrepreneur has the Los Angeles dwelling of her goals, and she or he’s displaying it off to Architectural Digest. 

“We obtained the home actually proper earlier than the pandemic,” Tune mentioned of the Twenties Spanish revival dwelling she shares with longtime boyfriend Jacopo Moschin. With solely two house owners up to now, the home wanted a bit of labor to grow to be an open and alluring house, notably because the couple was anticipating a child on the time of their interview.

“Spanish type houses are nice however in addition they are usually very darkish with numerous tiny rooms and few home windows,” Tune informed AD. The primary huge change was the kitchen, which was initially “half the scale” of its present house. Now, it’s essentially the most used room within the dwelling. The “recent and ethereal” room now has a T-shaped island that includes a Calacatta Viola marble countertop. It’s the place they host Friday evening sport nights, which began with a smaller pod in the course of the pandemic and has since expanded. There’s additionally a breakfast room, the place an RH spherical eating desk is surrounded by chairs as gentle streams in.  Doorways that confide in their yard, serving to to create the indoor/outside vibe the couple craved. 

Within the eating room, they paired Tune’s Nineteenth-century authentic classic George Nakashima chairs with Jacopo’s eating piece, a Charlotte Perriand En Forme Libre for Cassina desk, from his dwelling in New York. The room was accomplished with a chest from Korea that Tune assumes is “100 years previous,” and a customized ceramic vase Jacopo had made for Tune’s birthday. 

“He and my closest buddies wrote 365 messages to place inside,” Tune defined, calling it the “most significant” piece in her dwelling.

The minimalist lounge options Tune’s Mario Bellini couch, a classic Camaleonda sofa she had in earlier houses. Now, it’s a focus of the room, which has beamed ceilings and a fire. 

One transformative change to the house was the den, which had been changed into a walk-in closet earlier than it turned a nursery for the couple’s new child boy. 

 “We simply need[ed] to redo all the pieces,” mentioned Tune, who admitted that they had “actually determined final week” what to do with the house. It’s a superb factor they made the choice, as a result of their baby arrived simply the day after photographs had been taken for the unfold. Now, the nursery, which options dreamlike Morris & Co. wallpaper in inexperienced with illustrations of animals and timber, is a powerful distinction to the remainder of the home, which Tune describes as “very clear and white.” 

“With the nursery, I actually simply wished colour and wallpaper. Plus, although we’re having a boy, I by no means preferred the thought of pink for a woman and blue for a boy.”

Now full, the couple’s dwelling’s evolution is one they love a lot that they’re even thrilled after they should return from their travels. 

 “Now we have now our dream home that we constructed collectively,” Tune mentioned. “Each time we journey we’re at all times so excited to get again dwelling and simply keep dwelling.”