We all know the great Ryan Murphy, the mastermind behind projects like American Horror Story, Glee, Pose, Scream Queens, and more. Beyond being a magnificent creator and director, Ryan has shown that interior design could be one of his passions.
According to Rethinking the Future magazine, Ryan Murphy has mentioned that he has been decorating rooms since he was eight years old. His childhood home was in Indianapolis, and despite its neutral colors, such as beige, he decided to go wild and paint his room walls olive green, with brown floors and a gold disco ball on the ceiling. Over time, Ryan lived in different houses, but all reflected his unique style.
When we see images of his interior designs, it’s clear he loves wood textures, always adding a modern touch, whether with industrial style or furniture with irregular shapes. If you’ve seen the first season of AHS, the design of the haunted house is quite similar to his real-life homes.
Some of His Other Houses:
Ryan Murphy’s Bel Air Home
The house Ryan Murphy bought in 2022 was built in the 1950s by Richard Neutra, an Austrian-American architect considered one of the most important figures of the Modern Movement. When Ryan visited the property, he realized he could use his interior design skills to transform it and infuse it with his style, so he got to work, creating a masterpiece of architecture. Recently, he made his debut in Architectural Digest.
This is where Kim Kardashian comes into play, as celebrities like the socialite, Demi Moore, Sarah Paulson, Angela Bassett, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Chloe Sevigny, and Diane Lane participated in narrating the video showcasing a walkthrough of the filmmaker’s house. Murphy opened up about his beloved home in the magazine, saying,
“I have discovered that the only thing that truly interests me is a space in which things are in conflict.”
Undoubtedly, it’s a mansion worthy of being showcased for its architectural beauty and incredible interior space.
