Dakota Johnson’s West Hollywood Living Room Inspires Pierce & Ward’s New Shoppable Collection

Dakota Johnson’s mid‑century modern living room in West Hollywood, originally designed by architect Carl Maston in 1947 and renovated by designers Pierce & Ward in 2016, features floor‑to‑ceiling glass that blurs indoor‑outdoor boundaries. The space’s timber paneling, exposed brick and low‑profile silhouettes have become a template for the designers’ signature style.

Building on that exposure, Pierce & Ward have launched a second collection with West Elm that translates their layered, vintage‑inspired aesthetic into a range of furniture, lighting, bedding, bath items, window treatments and tabletop accessories. The line retains the earthy palette, deeper blues and greens, and vintage‑sourced details that have attracted clients such as Johnson, Emma Roberts, Jennifer Lopez and Leonardo DiCaprio. The designers say, “More is more. Always more,” emphasizing a approach that adds pieces until a room feels finished while preserving high‑quality finishes and ergonomics. The collection aims to make the duo’s look accessible to a wider audience while maintaining the handcrafted feel of their original high‑end projects.