Lucy Hale has completed a three-year overhaul of her 2,750-square-foot Spanish-style home in Studio City. She bought the property in 2019 for $2.95 million, but the interiors now reflect her sobriety journey and evolving identity. The house sits on an acre of land with canyon views and a saltwater pool.
The renovation shifted the aesthetic from neutral farmhouse to what designers Ashley Drost and Marie Trohman of Proem call 'moody femme.' Plum kitchen cabinets, aubergine tones, and patterned fabrics now define the space. A life-size sheep sculpture greets visitors in the foyer.
Personal history drives the design choices. A vintage Elvis Presley lamp in the media room honors her grandmother. Custom stained-glass windows by artist Ben Tuna reference her grandparents' Tennessee home. A white chair in the living room serves as a tribute to her late father.
Hale converted a guest bedroom into a mint-green office for script work. A dedicated meditation room holds an altar to departed loved ones. The project took three years to finish. It transforms the house into a sanctuary rather than a standard luxury estate.