Look Inside Pamela Anderson’s Boudoir-Inspired Front Room

• A Lovely Homage
• Lights, Take Two!
• Vintage-Inspired Wallpaper
• Chill Out Couches
• Coffee Corner
• On Full Display
• Not Your Grandma’s Room
• Wainscotting Wins
• Diamonds Are Forever
• Tasteful Sensuality

Pamela Anderson’s front sitting room with shot of her overlaid

Stepping into the front room at The Roadhouse, it was unclear the use of the room. Pamela used it as her office while writing her memoirs, but it also served as a home for items that she didn’t know where to put, making it a chaotic space that was hard to enjoy. Now, the front room serves as a coffee and seating area with a blast from the past reminder of the storefront it used to be. Read on to see how Francesca’s design brought Pamela Anderson‘s quirky and sexy personality to life in this boudoir-inspired space.

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A wide shot of the quirky front room at The Roadhouse

A Lovely Homage

The front room of The Roadhouse was originally a storefront run by Pamela’s grandmother (and later, her father). Pamela had been using the space as an office, which made little sense for a front room. Francesca’s latest design transformed it into a beautiful and functional homage to the former storefront, complete with a coffee island in place of where the front counter and cash register used to live.

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Elegant crystal chandeliers hanging

Lights, Take Two!

Francesca was able to use the room’s existing lighting features, elegant crystal chandeliers which perfectly suited the bougie, boudoir-esque feel that Pamela wanted to achieve in the space.

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A shot of the details in The Roadhouse’s front room, including a pink velvet chaise and vintage wallpaper and wainscotting

Vintage-Inspired Wallpaper

Pamela instantly fell in love with this vintage-inspired hummingbird wallpaper that Francesca choose for the room. Combined with sensual details like the Aphrodite bust and a teardrop-shaped antique mirror, the room leans into the coquette design trend.

White-covered couches and chair in a television area of the front room at The Roadhouse

Chill Out Couches

Nestled in the corner is a perfect area for chilling out and watching television (as long as you’re careful not to spill any coffee on those pristine white couches!). The painted fireplace adds a cozy yet modern touch.

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The dining area of the front room at The Roadhouse

Coffee Corner

Adding to the elegance and functionality of the space is a perfectly cozy coffee or tea nook where Pamela and her family can enjoy a cup (they are self-proclaimed coffee people) with a vegan cookie. The green-patterned chairs and pink velvet chaise lounge make the room feel ready for royalty.

An open display shelf in the front room at The Roadhouse

On Full Display

The rustic open shelving is the perfect place to display Pamela’s favourite dishware. After travelling all over the world, she’s amassed an impressive collection of beautiful things, but they were stored in crates and storage boxes for years. Now, they can be put on full display to enjoy and spark conversation as visitors enter through the front door.

A shot of the pink velvet chaise with quirky pillows in the front room at The Roadhouse

Not Your Grandma’s Room

While the room has a heavy hand of vintage influence, quirky details keep it from feeling dated. Just look at these animal print and cartoon Marie Antoinette pillows and you’ll know—this definitely isn’t your grandmother’s sitting room.

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The seating corner and close-up look at the upcycled wainscotting in the front room at The Roadhouse

Wainscotting Wins

Pamela was able to bring another piece of her girlhood to the space by upcycling wood from the walls of her childhood home for the wainscoting. The wainscoting was one of the biggest design risks for Francesca, who had moments of apprehension with it, but Pamela loved it and they went full steam ahead with the installation. It paid off, giving the room a lived-in feeling that’s packed with memories for Pamela.

A wide shot of the front room at The Roadhouse highlighting the black and white checkered floor

Diamonds Are Forever

Another bright design idea from Pamela was the black and white checkered tile accent in the centre of the room. There was some back and forth upon installation with it initially giving more diner-chic than sexy boudoir, but after trying nearly every pattern combination, the renovation crew and Pamela landed on a classic diamond formation that suits the space well.

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Close up of the roses and artwork in the front room at The Roadhouse

Tasteful Sensuality

To Pamela, sexy just means enhancing one’s best features, so why wouldn’t she do that with her home? Pamela sought to bring some sensuality to her “classy brothel”-esque space by including artwork from one of her favourite photographers, David LaChapelle, who she collaborated with in numerous photoshoots throughout the years. Now you can say with absolute certainty, this definitely isn’t the artwork your grandma had up.

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