It's impossible to talk about the Technicolor California aesthetic without talking about David Hockney. The British artist was a pioneer in the use of vibrant color palettes, popularizing eye-catching shades of turquoise, bubblegum pink, and sunny yellows, with his mid-century works cementing them in the lexicon of the Golden State. In celebration of his life, Homes & Gardens looks back on how the painter's interiors embodied his enduring impact on art.
Los Angeles has been a major inspiration for Hockney since the 1960s, so it only makes sense that his Hollywood Hills home was an expansion of the artist's vibrant universe.
