Sharon Stone's stylish home shows how a single decorative accessory can completely transform any room

Sharon Stone has been celebrated for her bold movie choices and her ability to live out loud authentically throughout her decades-long career in Hollywood. So it should come as no surprise that this sense of self and freedom is mirrored in her interior design choices.

Offering a glimpse inside Sharon’s wonderfully characterful and intentionally curated interiors, the rug designer, Wendy Morrison, reveals how the icon has designed every room with its own character. Bringing together art, books, antiquities and vibrant colours, Sharon's home maximises every space.

One of the ultimate interior design lessons to take away from Sharon’s home is to treat the floor as a fifth wall. Consider it an extension of your chosen aesthetic, allowing rugs and carpet choices to create cohesion, amplify colour schemes and create focal points that capture the essence and mood of the space.

Throughout her Beverly Hills home, Sharon has made her maximalist Wendy Morrison Design rugs serve as the inspiration and founding theme - in a way, it’s almost as if she designed from the floor up.

In one room, an intricately detailed and ornate ‘Geisha Florals’ rug introduces the commanding theme and storytelling of the room.

In a living area, dopamine colours and vibrant hues are celebrated via the bold yellow rug paired with soft pink sofas. These colours, often found together in nature, are anchored by a visually striking abstract painting hung on the wall, a sea of blues, greens, and pinks that merge seamlessly with the colour found on every surface of the room.

In the bathroom, where harder surfaces and functional materials are often preferred for ease, Sharon’s unconventional use of textiles makes each room feel like they transition into the next.

Here, a grounding floral rug in a darker hue reflects the moody, natural tones of the large landscape mural, welcoming a sense of quiet beauty to the space. The dark tones of the art and the rug perfectly offset the polished gold of the clawfoot tub, offering a sense of quiet luxury and understated glamour.

The combination of bold, maximalist textiles with classic architectural details, like classic white panelled doors and elaborate wainscoting, creates focal points that make a statement without overwhelming a space.

Rather than treating the walls and floor as foundational, functional elements, Sharon’s choice of rugs and artwork is a perfect reminder of the power of details - of choosing accessories and furnishings with intentionality.

Don’t just rely on the biggest sofa trends or trending paint colours to define your room. Anything from a well-placed rug to a contrasting textile can create an undeniable sense of personality.