There is no denying that celebrities influence the viewing public in so many ways--in how people dress, talk, think, act and behave. By watching shows and reading articles on celebrity homes, there is that great likelihood that movie and television stars also serve as homeowners' inspiration when it comes to dressing up their homes.
Natalie Wise, who covers celebrity real estate for Zillow, writes that folks who are in the spotlight often love to surround themselves with dramatic colors and furnishings. She then presents five celebrity homes with colors that can also influence you in decorating your home.
1. Zooey Deschanel's ship-shape navy abode
The New Girl actress' has a bold blue kitchen featuring crisp navy cabinets with brass accents and a nautical-inspired light fixture. The tile and deck-like chairs complete the "galley" of this Hollywood Hills home.
2. Alex McCord's seductive red seating area
Alex McCord, star of "The Real Housewives of New York, "has just brought the summer heat indoors through her red-walled seating area. Curtains with Patterned red curtains complete the passionate look and create a perfect entertaining spot in this Brooklyn residence.
3. Taylor Swift's terra cotta in Tribeca
Taylor Swift, in moving in to her Tribeca penthouse, chose a rather subdued color, compared to the music superstar's on-stage persona. The walls are covered with warm terra-cotta paint and dark woods combine with cozy antiques, oriental rugs, and industrial ceilings in her unique penthouse.
4. Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks' muted Malibu retreat
For a quieter, more tranquil headquarters, you may take on this color beach-inspired Malibu estate by singers Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks. Different parts of the house take on the colors of sand, sky and sunset, including their spa-like bathroom with its soft aqua walls.
5. Max Azria's super-stylish sitting room
Fashion designer Max Azria rarely shies away from making a dramatic statement. His parlor in his Los Angeles estate is elegantly clad in gravy and white with coral accents. A lot of glass and sparkling silver accessories brighten the room, while an amazing graphic rug grounds the space.
