A painting of the Greek god Hermes by Margot Balanos hangs above a hand-me-down shag sofa that Love inherited from her mother. (Lisa Romerein / For the Times)
Caz Love combined a pair of Philippe Starck La Marie polycarbonate chairs with a vinyl banquette in the breakfast nook of her pale pink kitchen. (Lisa Romerein / For the Times)
The wainscoting and ceiling are painted crisp white in the pink dining room. A shallow shelf from Pottery Barn holds Love’s photograph collection. The Alvar Aalto table is flanked by custom-painted benches. (Lisa Romerein / For the Times)
A candelabrum hangs above the gold-leaf fireplace in the living room, where walls are painted with Behr’s Fuchsia Kiss from Home Depot. A pink cowhide rug and stacked pillows complete the artists rose-hued theme. (Lisa Romerein / For the Times)
In the master bedroom, a headboard upholstered in violet velvet leans against a wall painted with Behr’s Cleopatra Blue. (Lisa Romerein / For the Times)
Love turned her garage into a studio where she creates her dress sculptures and installations, such as this piece from her “Nocturnal Love Songs” installation. (Lisa Romerein / For the Times)
In the garden, a stone Buddha is covered with rose petals. (Lisa Romerein / For the Times)
The artists 1979 Volkswagen Super Beetle convertible sits in the driveway of her Culver City home. (Lisa Romerein / For the Times)
