Tour interior designer Leura Fine’s L.A. home

Artwork by Leura Fine’s grandmother graces the walls of the living room, which are painted in Hostaleaf from Behr Paint’s Marquee line.

The family room is a casual place to relax and hang out.

Grass cloth wallpaper and floral custom draperies catch the eye in the dining room.

Small touches like accent pillows and woven baskets can help set off a room.

“I’m really big on one bold moment in a space,” says Leura Fine.

Leura Fine uses draperies, tables, rugs and more to create different textures in her home.

Leura Fine’s two-story home features a deep palette of rich blues, greens and teals, elegant furnishings, artwork, fixtures and rustic details throughout.

The walls in the kitchen are painted a gray-green Echo Park by Behr.

Blue pots set off the red-knobbed stove in the kitchen of Leura Fine’s L.A. home.

Oversized Spanish-style light fixtures are a focal point in the kitchen.

A large photograph of a gun is part of the works on view at Leura Fine’s home by Venice-based artist James Georgopoulos.

Leura Fine turned her 4,500-square-foot Cheviot Hills home from a “vanilla box” into a design showcase in less than three months.

Black-and-white photos hang inside the guest room.

“Eleanor Rigby” wallpaper by Nathan Turner makes a statement in the guest room.

“When I come in here I feel like I’m staying at the best five-star hotel ever, it’s so comfy,” says Leura Fine of the master bedroom.

Inside the master bedroom.

A black-and-white photograph hangs in the the master bedroom.