The ultimate bachelor pad

Digital media strategist Matty Pipes, 34, in the living room of his Hollywood apartment decorated and styled by Kim Swift and Andrew Stevens of We Came in Peace in Hollywood, Calif.

Pipes and friends congregate at the zinc-topped dining table on his terrace in Hollywood with the historic Capitol Records building on the right.

Pipes and friends congregate on his terrace in Hollywood.

A view of the Capitol Records building from Matty Pipes’ terrace.

Creating rooms within rooms helps to create distinctive experiences. Outdoors on the terrace, sheer drapes create a wall around the dining table.

Outdoors on the terrace, an interactive LED-activated wall hanging from Italian design firm Carnovsky. “It’s a jungle theme,” says designer Andrew Stevens. “We are very in to outdoor artwork.”

Ceramics by Ben Medansky in the apartment of digital media strategist Matty Pipes.

Instead of purchasing a costly wall unit, designer Andrew Stevens installed a pair of steel library shelves for display and had them painted “just like a car.”

The designers added a custom ceiling mount for a drop-down screen made of birch to match the plywood cabinets in Matty Pipe’s apartment.

A pegwork piece designed for the space by Atwater artist Bradley Duncan.

Fedoras rest on a vintage suitcase in the guest room.

The master bedroom in the apartment of digital media strategist Matty Pipes.

Kim Swift and Andrew Stevens of We Came in Peace painted the walls chocolate brown in the master bedroom and teal blue in the guest room.

Vintage furnishings and accessories from the Rose Bowl flea market in the guest room.

The guest room feels like an escape for overnight guests as saturated layers of blue create an elegantly moody cave.