Tour Lea Michele’s Airy L.A. Abode

The kitchen, dining, and living-room areas in Michele’s house share an open space and an immense skylight. Multiple floor-to-ceiling sliding doors lead outside to the pool area and the space is perfectly styled with all the best furniture. Continue on to shop the room's best pieces.

This room combines chic and comfy in the most elegant way. “A neutral palette works so well for me. It’s very calming,” says Michele, of her cozy living space. Keep clicking through the gallery to shop the room's most stunning pieces.

“My mother recently gave me this china from my grandmother Sylvia, who was such a sweet, delicate woman. I’ll leave it for my own children someday,” says Michele. Click through to shop a similar vintage dishware set for all your finest occasions. 

We love this stunning seating area with black accents. Interior designer Estee Stanley helped Michele create a seating area under the house’s main staircase, which leads to a home gym. Shop the table, decorative globe, and Michele's dainty Byredo candle in the slides ahead.

A Restoration Hardware table anchors the dining room. The murals behind it are from Anthropologie. Continue on to shop the room's best pieces, such as the dining room table and a look-alike velvet sofa from Urban Outfitters.

“Some of my records were passed down to me from my parents, but the Barbras and the Judys are mine,” says Michele. “Obviously, anytime I can go to a record store, if I find Barbra, I take it.”

Michele eats breakfast every day at the marble bar in her kitchen. “When I’m home, I keep my diet vegetarian, almost vegan, and gluten-free,” she says. For her friends, Michele likes to cook homemade pizzas; her latest specialty is a truffle, radicchio, and Parmesan combo on a whole-wheat crust. “When I was a little girl, I used to play a game where I was a waitress, and I would say to my parents, ‘Can I take your order?’ I love asking people what they want to eat, and I love making it for them.”

“I asked the former owners of the house if I could keep their plants. I like how they connect with the greenery outside,” says Michele, seated in the living room. Continue through to get your own greens similar to Michele's indoor tree.

Michele’s parents, now both retired, often visit from New York, so she designed a guest suite with them in mind. “I made this room very inviting for my parents,” she says. “I wanted it to look kind of like a hotel: Casa de Michele.”