Laura Roberts Interiors

07/30/2026

There’s no better feeling than watching a project come together on installation day.

We just completed the interiors of this historic West Hollywood residence on a condensed timeline for a client relocating from London to Los Angeles.

From the furniture and artwork to the bedding and everyday essentials, every detail was thoughtfully put in place before they arrived, and the result was a turnkey home that was ready to be lived in from day one.

I can’t wait to share the finished space.

06/17/2026

Published! ✨⁠
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I'm honored to be featured in , where I share one of my favorite luxury bathroom design strategies: the curbless shower.⁠
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While I love the clean, seamless aesthetic, what makes a curbless shower truly special is how it transforms the experience of a space. By eliminating visual barriers, a bathroom feels larger, calmer, and more connected—bringing a sense of everyday luxury while also supporting future accessibility.⁠
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These bathrooms I've designed over the years demonstrate the versatility of the curbless shower. From dramatic stone installations to quiet, minimalist spaces, each was tailored to the home's architecture and how my clients live.⁠
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Luxury isn't always about adding more. Often, it's about removing what isn't needed.⁠
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Thank you to High Net Worth Magazine for including my perspective alongside other industry professionals.⁠
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Do you prefer a traditional shower curb or a seamless curbless design?⁠
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02/10/2026

Styling in progress with photographer

02/07/2026

Architecture shaped by light - why this dining room feels different at every hour of the day.⁠
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In this original A. Quincy Jones residence, the dining room reveals itself differently as day gives way to evening—material, proportion, and light working in quiet dialogue.⁠
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Interior Design: Laura Roberts Interiors⁠
Trousdale Estates, Beverly Hills⁠
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02/05/2026

Within an original A. Quincy Jones residence, the dining room was designed as a study in light, shaping how the space is experienced throughout the day.⁠
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Material restraint and proportion allow daylight, and its gradual shift toward evening, to define the room’s atmosphere rather than overwhelm it.⁠
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02/02/2026

Originally designed by A. Quincy Jones, this residence reflects a commitment to clarity, proportion, and restraint.⁠
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Our interior work focused on preserving the home's architectural intent while adapting it for contemporary living, including the careful refurbishment and reupholstery of the home’s original furnishings—allowing materiality, scale, and light to remain the primary drivers of the space.⁠
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01/31/2026

01/21/2026

Closets is one of my favorite spaces to design; a personal space where beauty meets organization and function.

At a recent project - an A. Quincey Jones mid-century gem where the focus was on honoring and preserving the original architecture throughout - we modernized “Her Closet” with integrated strip lighting, Häfele pull-down rods, and thoughtfully designed storage that makes everyday routines feel effortless.

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01/17/2026

12/26/2025

Happy holidays from my family to yours 😊