"The biggest compliment I get when people come into our house is they always say it feels so lived in, Ms. Zimmer said, adding, That is, for me, what matters."
"We really like to mix old with new, Ms. Zimmer said. Her living room features a modern couch, two brown chairs, exposed wood beams and hanging plants."
"Atop it, a shallow orange bowl holding dozens of Swarovski crystals sits next to a crystal kaleidoscope. Both originally belonged to her father and stepmother, who were collectors of fine art and objects."
Constance Zimmer and her husband, Russ Lamoureux, have lived in their Los Angeles home since 2017, filled with heirlooms and art. Their living space feels 'lived in,' according to Zimmer. The home features art from their daughter, Colette, and a mix of old and new decor. A significant piece is a low coffee table, the first furniture they bought together, which symbolizes their journey. The couple's collection includes items from Zimmer's late parents, emphasizing a connection to family history.
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