She will live in people's hearts forever.

Dear Audrey. You are unforgettable.

Fragile but at the same time so strong . She was wonderful

I describe her as “being a breath of fresh air.”

I am glad the developer never could tear down Audry's home. She was a lovely one-of-a-kind.

@antoniahamilton3201

Ай бұрын

As I understand, the Hepburn/Gabor house has been demolished even while the city was in the process of declaring it with landmark status.

Beauty, and elegance in the most wonderful way.

@fashionmomentswithellen

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

@user-gw8qo6qi9j

Ай бұрын

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@user-gw8qo6qi9j

Ай бұрын

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Thanks for the great tribute! I remember the American issue of Vogue that came out in 1970 which featured Audrey at home with Luca! That photo of her with him on her lap was in her lovely serene blue and white bedroom with the white wicker accents/furniture! She lovingly and deservedly created a heaven on earth at her great beautiful home in Switzerland. May she rest in peace~ she is sorely missed here on planet Earth. Thankfully, she left a lasting legacy!

@littlehummingbird1015

Ай бұрын

I too have that picture from Vogue...it's in my scrapbook of Audrey's pictures over the years. It is one of my favorite pictures of her and her home.

Audrey Hepburn had some beautiful homes. Simply Stunning. She was such a Gorgeous Woman & Oh So Talented. One of Hollywood’s Best.♥️🙏🏽⭐️😇🌹

Audrey Hepburn was a beautiful lady inside and out

I have admired Audrey Hepburn since I was 14 years old. Your beautiful documentary on her homes enlightened my soul, as it is wondrous how a famous beautiful gift from God lived after the camera stopped rolling and relaxed away from the demands of Hollywood and a busy world. Thank you very much……. please continue this journey.

She was simply exquisite ❤ 1:06

Such a beautiful and graceful person.

She was agreat actress the nun story was one of my favorite movie she is missed class act all the way ❤ 3:46

Greetings from South Africa, small town called Magaliesburg. Really enjoyed the post and looking forward to viewing more... Regards

Q belleza y q actriz innolvidable elegancia pura

Loved everything about her

@williamwaterford8114

Ай бұрын

also her smoking adiction?

Beautiful home. Design is very Pretty. The gentlman who did this home Amazing Beautiful work.

My sister of my Heart ❤

I was in that house when Eva Gabor owned it for a photo shoot back in the 1980s when I worked for her publicity agency Rogers & Cowan. But I never knew Audrey Hepburn and David Niven owned it before EG. It's a corner property next to the Sunset Blvd. I remember EG had a white baby grand piano in the den between the kitchen and backyard where the swimming pool.

@fashionmomentswithellen

2 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you for sharing, this is interesting!

I just did my bedroom in breakfast a t tiffanys/ Audrey :).my favorite movie

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You never hear crap about Audry. That's class, that's when people knew how to act and had good manners. RIP

Thank you.

@fashionmomentswithellen

Ай бұрын

You're welcome!

Thanks! I'd like to see more about Audrey Hepburn's "homes" around the world.

Thanks for sharing Great input God bless

Well Done!

Audrey Hepburn was a woman of my own heart. I love rooms that are very spacious and light and airy with loads of natural light and the sun beaming in those beautiful French doors. Huge white kitchen. But I love the inside of the Swiss home and those pictures of her in the pink room we'll call it, cuddling up to her dogs. That's my idea of pure bliss as well. I love Audrey's taste and would very happily live in her Swiss home and also the last one you showed. Wherecshe played Sabrina. Gorgeous. Not too keen on the dark rooms though. I always feel claustrophobic in dark wooden rooms but I would want something that is Cosy for the winter but not quite as dark. I'd have warm earthy colours like a warm gold long curtains and cushions and rugs with deep gold, deep reds and deep forest green. Something cheerful but warm light gold coloured walls with white panelling. That would look warm and cosy in the winter but also lovely and sunny in the summer. Rugs with the same tones. And a huge big cuddly soft deep red sofa to curl up on with the dogs and the fireplace alive with warmth and beauty. Wooden floor. OR dusky pink/ pale pink/ biscuit and cream. Colour scheme. Dusky pink walls with cream doors cream panelling. Pale pink silk covered sconces on the walls. Large cosy biscuit corduroy coloured sofa. I had one and I got a dog that loved it too. And made a job of it with her nails at the back on the leather look material. It's far from leather look now I can tell you, but it was the best most comfortable sofa I have ever bought. It was beautiful. It had these huge chunky cushions on it and the back was the same material chunky big cushions to just melt back into. It was pure bliss to curl up on. My dog made the most of it too. She' s passed on now. But she loved to jump up on top of these back cushions and lie across the top to look out the window. She'd be there for hours looking out watching the cars pass by. She was a beagle and I did not have the heart to stop her. That was her joy and SHE was my joy. I loved her. But the sofa suffered for it. It kind of got worn and lost its shape on one side. I have a recliner chair to match it and that's still in good shape. She had no interest in that only the sofa to stretch herself out and gaze out the window. She used to wait up there for me when I'd go out and love to see me coming home. It wasxbeautiful but it also holds beautiful memories of her. If I could even get it restored. If not, I would get another get another one just like it if I could. I loved it. That with loads of cream and pink cushions. All the colours mentioned in the rugs. Dusky pink/pale pink biscuit and cream wooden floors. Pink and cream flowers in ceramic cream vases. Dusky pink floor length curtains for doors and shorter ones for windows. And deep arch canopy shelves built in. Painted in cream. And a special place for a large beautiful Christmas tree at Christmas aaah. Heaven. Now I'd better go but I hope Audrey has another beautiful mansion up there with her furry friends. I think we'd get on great because I hate city life as well. I cant stand it. I used to live in London. I feel the same as Audrey on that one. I hope she's happy up there she certainly deserves to be. I always liked her. Thank you for your time. Susan. Xxxx❤❤❤

Looks like a tear down.

Yes movie houses would be very appreciated

Thank you dear for taking us along. Can't wait what the *yutulux* queen picked up at Fend

It is a great house

Love Audrey Hepburn, my favorite actress by far I would love to know who influenced her with her style. More information on Audrey is appreciated. ❤

Thank you, Andrew, lovely video, indeed. Love Audrey's homes, thank you for sharing, they add to my dreams like your admirable jewelry videos. Stay well, happy and creative as well.

@fashionmomentswithellen

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Heemstra was the name of my sixth grade teacher at Christ the King Academy in Poulsbo , Washington in 1981-82.

Beuty. Charm. Tallent in. One. Wonderful. Creature. Which. I. Adore. Very. Very. Much. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

I thinks most "homes" where big energy people live will remain homey with their spirits

Video states she knew her future husband since 1956 yet married him in 1954. Amazing. Good to plan ahead.

This lady makes all the mod gals look a bit sad. Most beautiful woman I have ever seen on the big screen.

Those were houses beatiful,and Audrey was beatiful and clasic.❤😮😅

Why no images of her Italian home where she lived for years?

Curious, the street view of the Beverly Hills estate on google maps shows the house, though blurred, still there and yet if you look overhead looking down on the property at the same address via google pro maps it is no longer in existence showing a large dirt lot with trucks on it. Sadly it has been demolished.

@maurad5378

Ай бұрын

How sad.

@sadieizzie

Ай бұрын

@@maurad5378 It truly is, and the home across the street which was mentioned in the video as being purchased by designer Tom Ford also lost out. At least from what I've heard/read, it appears it no longer holds any of the original history from its previous owner Betsy Bloomingdale. I do understand the need to bring one's own look and interests into one's home, it is still unfortunate when so much of history is lost.

@hilarymiseroy

Ай бұрын

The destruction was down to property developer Philip Rahimzadeh who did it before the city could give it landmark status.

She was lucky, rich that’s why she was able to live in Switzerland-

I can't figure out if he is one of Alden's children, or one of Cathy's children.

As far as the secret of how she “maintained a slim, chiseled silhouette,” they said she strived for balance ………. Unfortunately, I think it was more the fact that she was a chain smoker. That surprised me and saddened me. Poor thing died so young, I believe she was in her early 60’s when she passed.

@kimclarke5018

2 ай бұрын

Actually that not entirely true. If you read the biography on her you would know she suffered from I suspect would be known today as irritable bowel. Her and her mother starved during the war and she had GI problems for the rest of her life after that period. She could never keep weight on her 5”7 frame

@DelvingEye

Ай бұрын

@@kimclarke5018 *SHE and her mother, not her and her mother. /smh

@JB-3794

Ай бұрын

She ate tulip bulbs during the war.

Does anyone know who is doing the voice over here?

hello Pretty Wonderful. Audrey and Family and All Lady Billionaire. Whatever happen you know ❤❤+

A 7,000sq ft house in BH or BA is considered a servants quarters today.

@robinchiang6252

2 ай бұрын

Agreed. For Holmby this is a tiny house. I think the narrative tries to impress viewers with "gated", "private", "brick motor court", etc. but the adjectives don't work because this property is located on busy corner (Sunset and Delfern--with a bus stop across the street) and can't help but be more exposed to view than what was preferred. Perhaps it the narrative could impress by pointing out how modest the house is, at 7000 sf, for a great star and how the architect was able to inject glamor and style with his signature curved staircase, well proportioned rooms, and placement of windows for best views and daylight.

I would like know the full extent of of Tippi Hedren’s Bio

Audrey's house in Tolochenaz has been converted into apartments. So sad.

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the decor looks like it came from a thrift shop uggh awful !!!!!! The swiss house is her style total class love it love her

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You didd not show the kitchen and bedrooms.

11:14: Does anyone else think her son Luca looks like an inanimate doll in this still shot? It's in the way he's looking straight ahead into the middle distance with an expressionless face. It also looks like Luca is about to slip off Miss Hepburn's lap and onto the floor. I find the image altogether a bit creepy.

This is an AI voice… These voices are really starting to creep up in KZread videos and they’re so annoying I think. I wish the person would just use their voice!

13:52: "It is a private house, and visors are not allowed inside." This is a shame. The administrators of Miss Hepburn's estate should open the house to paid tours. I'm certain many people would be willing to pay a fee to see how she lived in this gorgeous estate. After all, Hepburn strongly influenced the way women around the globe regarded fashion in the 1960's. For example, Hepburn made the "little black dress" an indispensable part of every stylish woman's wardrobe. Tour revenue would fund upkeep of the property.

learn to pronounce names correctly!

All that white in the mansion used in Sabrina is BORING!

Interesting and the terrific photos are helpful. But the mispronunciation of names is annoying and inexcusable.

The interiors are nice but the fascade is very poorly proportioned. The architect didn't understand Greek Revival.

They have those awful wheelie-bins in Tolochenaz too.. Slummy everywhere now.. Bet she wouldn't like that.

오드리헵번 천손족타르타르족 미녀 야 천손족타르타르족 상급자미남미녀외모우주와 연결우주와 수행자우주와 미래우주 해드렸습니다 맞단다

Shame that the current owner has such bad taste.

@user-xt3gh6du9r

4 күн бұрын

Lovely homes, Audrey was a lovely presence in every picture she made. The current owners of the Holmby Hills estate needs to cross the street , and ask Tom Ford who he needs to find , to do his interior design.

@jolantaprax9578

Күн бұрын

You are right Sir , who is interested only some Idiot !!!

I wonder why is so important to highlight Paul R Williams's African-American ethnicity while Mott B Schmidt is just "American". They were both born in the US, so the fact that one was black and the other white is irrelevant and slightly racist.

@antoniahamilton3201

2 ай бұрын

Because Paul R Williams is a renown Los Angeles architect that designed many Hollywood estates. Known as the "architect to the stars", his homes are highly coveted and desirable. They command a high price and are considered legacy architecture. He broke racial barriers, becoming the first African American member (and later, Fellow) of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), as well as a civic leader. Perhaps they exist but I'm not aware of any Mott B Schmidt's excellent designs in the Los Angeles area.

@IMAInteriors

2 ай бұрын

@@antoniahamilton3201 I believe Schmidt's projects were more in NY. Still, Antonia, I think the term "African-American" was used unnecessarily. Makes no sense to highlight someone's racial feature if later they don´t make a point about it.

@denisehood958

2 ай бұрын

I agree! We didn't see the picture of the white architect. Imagine If it was the other way. It would be called racist!!! Unbelievable..

@evertstuiver2805

2 ай бұрын

agree its not important at all

@m.m.7757

2 ай бұрын

I see your point, but I don't look at it that way. It must have been incredibly rare for an African American interior designer to reach such heights in the 1930s. He must have been exceptional. I'm glad that the narrator pointed it out, and I am DELIGHTED to finally get a good peek at Audrey Hepburn's homes.