Hollywood's Top Decorators Reveal Their Objects of Obsession

Constance Delorme

“The sexy shape blends perfectly with midcentury homes. This is a unique design, which you don’t find easily in L.A., and this sofa can easily become the focal point of a room.” Arc sofa, $12,000, Bourgeois Boheme, 7266 Beverly Blvd.

Martyn Lawrence Bullard

"The Darboux chair is magnificent in every way and really transcends to a work of art. It's fashioned to look like a futurist sculpture while maintaining the elegance, scale and comfort of a club chair." Craig Van Den Brulle's cast mirror Darboux chair, $76,000, craigvandenbrulle.com

Jay Jeffers

"The texture and color of these planters are stunning -- almost as if they were in bloom themselves. I would fill them with succulents and put them on the dining-room table." Moon Gold flower planters, starting at $7,500, Gray Gallery, 8751 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood

Ryan White

"Kelly Wearstler's work is whimsical yet elegant and eccentric in a way that isn't obtrusive. I love the element of surprise with this table. It's fun, luxurious and can bring life to any room." Bronze-cast Double Hand table by Kelly Wearstler, $15,000, 8440 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood

Molly Luetkemeyer

"This wall art is both groovy and extremely fresh and would be an enthusiastic exclamation point in any room. The explosion of color and graphic pattern would be a cheerful way to punch up a wall at the end of a dark hallway." $175 for 32-by-44-inch canvas, cuffhome.com

Nathan Turner

"These lamps are pure glamour. I bought one for a very stylish client's study. It was like adding a chic piece of jewelry to the room." Damian Jones' Sylvia Slag table lamps, $8,200 a pair, Blackman Cruz, 836 N. Highland Ave.