A Restful Escape, Reimagined
Jeff approached the project with a clear intention: to create a moment of pause within a high-demand creative environment. “The whole purpose of this on-set dressing room is a restful escape from a high-demand creative environment,” he told Rue Magazine. “Layers of details come together in this room, so that when you open the door, you forget that you’re on a sound stage.” Phillip Jeffries wallcovering became the starting point with the print collection, Tea Time.
“We spend more time on that lot than at home sometimes,” she shared in Rue Magazine. “I dreamed that Jeff could make my dark, windowless dressing room feel like a sunroom, and infuse it with his signature glamour.”
The finished space delivers on that vision. Bright yet grounded, cheerful yet elegant, the room reflects both the actress’s personality and her aspirations. “My room is so bright, cheerful and warm, but also has an elegance that makes me feel far more glamorous than I am,” she says.