Celebrity homes can be fascinating, but instead of analysing what they already own, we decided to imagine what they might choose from Bazaa. From contemporary performers to enduring cultural icons, each pairing is based on a certain mood, whether polished, rebellious, theatrical or quietly confident.
Zendaya: The Roger McLay Cone Chair
Zendaya’s style often balances restraint with one unexpected structural detail. The Roger McLay Cone Chair feels like its furniture equivalent. Designed in 1946, its sculptural form represents an important moment in Australian modernism while still looking remarkably contemporary. We imagine it in a calm room where its silhouette could speak for itself.
Elton John: The Mid-Century Red Coffee Table
Elton John has never treated colour as something requiring permission. The Mid-Century Designer Red Coffee Table feels bright, graphic and slightly irreverent, while its low silhouette and glass top keep the design refined. It would be the vivid centre of a living room layered with art, music and pieces collected across several decades.
Cher: The Murano Feather Chandelier
Cher’s pairing needed glamour, history and an excellent sense of drama. The Murano Palmette Chandelier delivers all three. Its delicate glass feathers create an extravagant silhouette, but the transparency keeps it from feeling heavy. We imagine it glowing above a dining table in a room filled with velvet, mirrored surfaces and the confidence to ignore restraint.
Jacob Elordi: The Børge Mogensen Leather Sofa
For Jacob Elordi, we would choose something grounded, distinctly unfussy and connected to his Australian roots. The Børge Mogensen Three-Seater combines dark brown leather with the clarity of Danish mid-century design. It would look best surrounded by books, timber and objects gathered gradually rather than styled all at once.
Diane Keaton: The Antique Swedish Pine Bench
Diane Keaton’s distinctive style calls for furniture with structure, patina and an appreciation for honest materials. The Early 19th-Century Swedish Allmoge Pine Bench feels wonderfully suited to her. Its worn pine and folk construction would sit beautifully in a room of black, cream, old timber and oversized architectural details.
Rihanna: The Edra On the Rocks Sofa
Rihanna requires furniture with confidence. Francesco Binfaré’s Edra On the Rocks Sofa replaces the conventional sofa frame with a soft, sculptural seating landscape. It is generous, unconventional and almost impossible to ignore, yet it never feels as though it is trying too hard.
Mick Jagger: The Vintage Jumbo Bamboo Sofa
The Vintage Jumbo Bamboo Sofa has the scale and swagger required for Mick Jagger. Its oversized 1980s bamboo frame feels relaxed but undeniably theatrical, especially with its olive green velvet cushions. We would surround it with Persian rugs, low lighting, stacks of records and objects gathered from years of travel.
Chappell Roan: The Ball Chair
Subtle furniture was never going to be the answer here. The Aarnio Inspired Ball Chair is theatrical, futuristic and shaped almost like its own miniature stage. We would place it against an ornate backdrop, adding saturated colour, dramatic lighting and just enough visual excess to make the entire room feel like a performance.
The best celebrity interiors are not interesting because everything is expensive or recognisable. They are interesting because the choices feel specific to the person living there. Whether that means a piece of Australian modernism, an enormous bamboo sofa or a chandelier made from Murano glass, the right furniture can communicate personality before anyone has said a word.