Adam Levine's Hollywood Hills Home

The Maroon 5 front man, Adam Levine, combined midcentury sophistication with a shot of bachelor attitude in his Hollywood Hills Home.

Our tour will start at the celebrity living room of his Los Angeles homes, which was decorated by Mark Haddawy.

The living room is a well-edited haven of vintage pieces: a Dunbar sofa in Maharam mohair velvet, a Stilnovo floor lamp from Lewis Trimble Decorative Arts & Antiques, a Jean Prouvé cocktail table, a Hans J. Wegner Ox chair from Michael Weisberg, and a Ludwig Mies van der Rohe daybed. The 1920s Persian carpet and pillows covered in antique Caucasian textiles are from Samuel’s Rug Galley

A Mark Seliger portrait of Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg is displayed against the living room’s rosewood-paneled wall.

The terrace of Levine’s restored ’40s ranch-style house overlooks a palm-fringed pool.

An Andy Warhol silkscreen hangs above a French Art Deco cabinet from JF Chen; the bar cart is vintage Italian.

The ’40s bed is paired with vintage Fritz Henningsen armchairs; the work above the headboard is by Jean-Michel Basquiat, the black-and-white portrait is of Tupac Shakur, the lamp is by Philippe Starck, and the a cowhide carpet that creates the all environment.

One end of the master bedroom includes a Wurlitzer baby grand piano, a custom-made ottoman, and a work on paper by Ed Ruscha.

An array of photographs, including portraits of Kurt Cobain, Bob Dylan, and Stevie Wonder with Bob Marley, decorates a wall painted in Benjamin Moore’s Black.