Barbara Lazaroff Interior Design for Homes
Barbara’s home and garden
Barbara Lazaroff is mostly known for her unique and varied restaurant designs, but she did her own home’s interior design as well. Of course, her home has evolved and changed over the years. Once upon a time, her yard housed Llamas, yes Llamas! It has also been home to various other animals. There has long been a pool and jacuzzi comprised of her own tile design. Outside, her garden has always been a place of calm and beauty. Inside, she has the usual rooms you might have or wish for, in her own unique design style of course. [Several of these rooms/elements are thanks to Photographer Martin Cohen.]
These stairs are a can't miss central decor of this home.
Look up! Photographer Martin Cohen did.
Skylight at top of spiral stair case to second floor bedrooms
Barbara Lazaroff relaxing in her breakfast nook
breakfast nook design by Barbara Lazaroff
Barbara Lazaroff's Breakfast Nook, now lit by a Flame of Life chandelier from the long-famous Spago Beverly Hills
Looking into her Den
Living Room by Barbara Lazaroff
Fireplace
Children's room from her first son's much younger days
Barbara Lazaroff in her garden awaiting guests for a garden party fund-raiser
Barbara Lazaroff's garden reflects her well and Photographer Martin Cohen had fun capturing that.
Pool designed by Barbara Lazaroff
Froggy at the edge of the jaccuzi looking into the swimming pool
Barbara Lazaroff with 3 turtles in her garden.
Here’s a quick look at the country-style kitchen Barbara designed when she and Wolfgang first moved into this home with their young boys. Below these, you can see how it looks today.
Barbara Lazaroff in the original, country-themed kitchen, which she designed to raise her family in
A closer look at the counter and cabinets in Barbara Lazaroff's original country-themed kitchen
In 2012 (after 15 years dressed in Barbara Lazaroff’s well-received elegant design) the fabulous elements such as the three Lowell Hererro original paintings of the Italian countryside, the other great art, the magnificent art glass wall of the exhibition kitchen, the elegant etched glass, the Flame of Life wall sconce, the Main Dining Room skylights, and the Private Dining Room chandeliers were removed from Spago.
Today, after two years of planning and a redesign that included moving a wall to expand the room, these works of art adorn Barbara’s home kitchen. Perhaps you can recognize them from the Design of Spago Beverly Hills page here (and captions will help you identify them).
The stained glass panels, now her home's front window, were once the window to the artistry of Spago's chefs in action
This chandelier once lit a Spago private dining room. The stained glass was once the window to the artistry of Spago's chefs in action
Here you can see more of the Spago ceiling lights as well as several other elements and some artwork
A view from the opposite end of Barbara Lazaroff's kitchen
Looking from Barbara Lazaroff's counter into her Breakfast Nook where you can see a Spago Flame of Life wall sconce
This wall showcases the Lowell Hererro painting as well as many a varied ceramic
Barbara Lazaroff gracefully incorporated this fabulous etched glass from Spago Beverly Hills
A view from inside Barbara Lazaroff's Wine Room and the etched glass door from Spago Beverly Hills
Detail of the amazing etched glass door that once graced Spago Beverly Hills
