Hamptons style in Brentwood? Enough said. Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr.’s Los Angeles home is a masterclass in neutral interiors that feel warm, inviting, and exciting to look at.
The warm minimalist masterclass is on the market of a house for $10.5 million with Christie’s International Real Estate, and Homes & Gardens is taking you on the tour – including a description of its best features, photos of each room, and a curation of our editors’ picks for recreating the look. Positioned in a gated community in Mandeville Canyon, the 7,319-square-foot home boasts six bedrooms and six bathrooms. The home is bright and airy throughout, with a gorgeous open plan layout that flows from one room to the next.
Its quiet luxury ambiance starts on the outside, with a gorgeously manicured lawn and cool lap pool. Elegant hardscaping echoes the natural motifs seen throughout the interiors.
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(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
Sarah Michelle Gellar’s entryway is similarly tranquil, inviting guests in with warm white walls, wooden accents, and glamorous lighting. I love the way she’s organized a small sitting area in this unexpected space.
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Shop The California Minimalist Edit
If you’re hoping to recreate the warm, elegant feel of Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr.’s house in your own home, you need these pieces. Chosen by our editors for their sumptuous textures and excellent price points, they are the perfect place to start with channelling a calming California home.
Embroidered Cushion Cover
An easy way to introduce a soft, neutral look without investing in new furniture, this cushion cover is crafted from a gentle cotton-and-linen blend. A delicately embroidered floral pattern adorns the front, while the solid-color back keeps the look clean and versatile.
Wathen Janaan Upholstered Swivel Armchair
A midcentury icon: This accent armchair combines a sculptural bentwood frame with a rounded silhouette that feels both stylish and inviting. Upholstered in sleek faux leather and padded with high-density foam, it’s the kind of chair that looks just as good as it feels.
This classic piece is in a higher price bracket but is sure to stand the test of time with its nod to mid-century style, nubby textured upholstery and wide swivel base. It would work alone as well as in a pair.
In a warm minimalist living room, lighting is everything, and this cordless lamp makes it easy to create the right atmosphere exactly where you need it. Its compact size means it adds a warm glow without cluttering a space, while the shape feels right at home among clean lines and thoughtfully curated furniture.
A tonal textured rug, with a subtle pattern like this one will pair beautifully with a set of boucle chairs. See how in Sarah Michelle Gellar’s living room, her plush rug supports the subtle curves of the statement furniture.
Channeling 1930s Hollywood, Infiniti takes center stage in the modern living room with glamorous curves and velvety upholstery. Tailored in super-durable, yarn-dyed polyester, the fabric captures soft, heathered chenille’s luxurious look and feel.
The minimalist den is equally striking. Marled textiles and chocolate brown accents offer depth, while unexpected pieces like the crystal chandelier keep the interiors from feeling too one note.
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(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
Sarah and Freddie’s minimalist living room idea flows seamlessly into the kitchen. It demonstrates the wonderful ability of open-plan layouts to maintain brightness and openness throughout. Built-in shelves create a deeply personal display area.
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(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
The kitchen is outfitted with every modern appliance, and the open plan means that it’s easy to socialize with family while cooking. Cream and glass cabinets feel ultra-luxurious.
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(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
There is enough room to have multiple spaces for formal and informal dining. One table can be positioned in the living room as a casual breakfast nook, while the wallpapered dining room is ideal for hosting large family gatherings.
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(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
A home gym has never looked so chic. The couple’s airy attic is ideal for storing workout equipment, or could be used as a playroom for a young family.
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The finished attic space seems to go on and on, creating the perfect area for a lovely guest suite.
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Speaking of guest bedrooms, have you ever seen one with such a gorgeous view? Set up with a balcony, the guest suite follows the trend in the home of indoor-outdoor living.
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(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
An elegant home office space means this home is perfect for both play and work, and would be the perfect escape for someone who spends a lot of time working from home.
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The primary suite is not soon forgotten, with enough room for a living area, a large walk in closet, and a stunning master bathroom.
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(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
(Image credit: Christian Cruzio Studios (Cristian Cruzio))
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