Halsey Refused to Nuke This “Dated” Detail in Her Just-Listed 1920s L.A. Home

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Los Angeles is legendary for its eye-wateringly pricey real estate. But while the down payment on a “made it” mansion may require selling a kidney, window shopping is gloriously free. From celebrities graciously letting us peek at their private pads, to estate sales in covetable zip codes, to good ol’ fashioned star tours (good luck seeing past those hedges!), there’s no shortage of ways to ogle top-tier properties in this sunny city. And the easiest option? Simply scrolling listings from your couch—no plane ticket required.

Actress and singer Halsey just slapped a “for sale” sign on her Los Feliz hideaway, and it’s dripping with historic charm. Built in 1928, the nearly 6,000-square-foot pad packs five bedrooms and six bathrooms, plus the mandatory celebrity accessories: a movie theater and a pool, naturally. And while anyone with a fat enough wallet will appreciate the hacienda-style architecture, the rest of us window shoppers are zeroing in on one “if only” detail to file away for our own fantasy homes:colorful tilework.

The glazed tiles in punchy shades—like the mint-and-white combo in one bathroom and the yellow-meets-teal situation in another—show off color pairings and craftsmanship from an era that actually cared. Midcentury homes all over Los Angeles used to sport jewel box bathrooms like these, tucked inside apartments and estates alike, but they’ve gone the way of the dodo. Catching a peek at Halsey’s home and this glorious tilework is a treat that doubles as inspiration for your own someday-project. After all, even if they don’t make ’em like this anymore, everything old is eventually new again. Get the look with one of the options below.

According to public records, the home is listed by Carl Gambino and Alyson Richards of the Gambino Group at Compass—so, you know, start saving.

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