Life · Home & design · published 2026-08-19 · via Architectural Digest

Hedy Lamarr's Beautiful Homes: How the Star and Inventor Curated Her Spaces

Hedy Lamarr, known for her Hollywood career and pioneering frequency-hopping technology, also had a deep appreciation for beautiful interiors. She credited her mother for instilling in her a love of fine fabrics and elegant decor, which she carried from her Vienna childhood to her California homes, including the Beverly Hills estate Hedgerow Farm. The article offers a glimpse into her private life through photos.

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Lamarr's domestic life was as layered as her public persona. Born in Vienna in 1914, she carried her family's refined aesthetic into every residence she occupied, from the hilltop Benedict Canyon bungalow with its petunias and barnyard animals to the nine-room Hedgerow Farm, where her collections of porcelain, copper, and pewter filled the dining room. Her Great Dane even claimed

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