(Photo: Curbed)Boone also added a wine cellar, a Deco screening room described in Arch Digest as "an old-fashioned movie house from the '20s or '30s" (complete with damask walls), and a billiards room that "feels more like a classic gentlemen's club, with carved plaster ceiling tiles and snooker chairs."
While those chairs (and that art!) may not be included in the price, the guest house—reworked by Boone to resemble "a suite at the Hotel Bel-Air"—most certainly is, as is the pool and rose garden on the 1.4-acre grounds.
(Photo: Curbed)Also in the realm of properties of home-store barons: the suburban Chicago home of Crate and Barrel founders Gordon and Carole Siegel hit the market for $6.9 million last May and has since been price-chopped to $6.499 million.
(Photo: Curbed)