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If you’ve ever dreamed of living in a 1920s Spanish-style home where the tile is terracotta, the pool is carved into a hillside, and the kitchen cabinets are anything but white, here’s your unofficial tour of how the other half—specifically Aaron Paul—does home design. The Emmy-winning actor just listed his Los Feliz home (it even has a name—Seyler House, because of course it does), and every room is a masterclass in California cool with a historic twist, thanks to L.A.-based design studio Commune.
Let’s start in the kitchen. The lower cabinets are painted the most perfect deep green—proof that paint alone can elevate an entire room. There’s a farmhouse sink, botanical wallpaper that’s subtle enough not to feel precious, and a quatrefoil window, common in Spanish Revivals, that reminds you why everyone’s obsessed with old houses in the first place.
Even the entry makes a statement: a checkerboard tile floor leads to a winding staircase with a wrought-iron railing and a stained-glass window that casts a colorful glow across the plaster walls.
But it’s the bathroom that truly has main character energy. Through an arched doorway, you’ll find a gleaming copper tub—freestanding, oversized, and straight out of a boutique hotel. It sits on a burgundy marble floor with eye-catching ochre stone behind it.
In the living room, dark wood ceiling beams with original details keep the drama going, while a carved stone fireplace anchors the space. But don’t get too cozy—there’s still the backyard to explore. Through French doors, you’ll find a jungle-like garden with a rock-edged pool and a firepit lounge that’s basically begging for mezcal cocktails and late-night storytelling.
Whether you’re in it for the architecture, the materials, or just the fantasy of being Aaron Paul for five minutes, this house delivers. And if someone wants to buy it and invite us over—we’ll bring the wine.
Jenna Cooper holds the listing. Take the full tour here.
