The interiors trend cycle is circular - the colors, furnishings, and materials that were once reviled return at approximately 20-year intervals, gracing our homes once more. A glimpse into Pamela Anderson's backyard in 2001, which looks surprisingly on-trend, proves it.
The actress closed on a beach house in the exclusive Malibu Colony neighborhood of Los Angeles in December 2000. Built in 1959, Pamela called the property her 'little beach pad.' Its backyard fit her shabby chic, romanticized aesthetic, incorporating several elements of traditional Americana outdoor spaces. The outdoor furniture included a tiled bistro table, striped hanging swing, wooden chairs, and an adorable white and red shade. Though Pamela demolished the original structures to build an ultra-modern, sustainable teak compound in 2008, we're still taking inspiration from the tiny charming exterior of the earlier property.
