A vintage Jorge Zalszupin table holds court in the living room, surrounded by a Vladimir Kagan free-form sofa, an Antony daybed by Jean Prouvé, Pierre Jeanneret chairs clad in an Edelman hair-on hide, an Angelo Mangiarotti side table, and a shearling stool from Galerie Half. Hanging on the walls are paintings by (from left) Dominique Fung, Ruth Pastine, and John Millei, while one of Vincent Pocsik’s Lamp Beings stands near an Aldo Chaparro sculpture on the hearth. The rug is by Lawrence of La Brea.

John Wolf sits on a Daniel Lee Pollock table, joined by his dogs, A-Rod and Ruffes, next to a sculpture by Johan Tahon.

A Kelly Lamb chain sculpture, cacti in Jonathan Cross ceramic pots, and a custom-made bench covered in a Holly Hunt fabric are arrayed around the swimming pool outside art adviser John Wolf’s 1970s home, overlooking Nicholas Canyon in Los Angeles. Among the updates he and designer Adam Bram Straus made was painting the exterior black.

On the pool terrace, Willy Guhl concrete Pod chairs are joined by Gianfranco Frattini nesting tables beside the hot tub, with a sculpture by Jean-Marie Appriou perched above.

Lush plants drape a wall along the dining terrace, where Pierre Jeanneret chairs surround a teak table accented with
Kelly Lamb sculptures.

A large Lita Albuquerque work overlooks the dining room’s Pierre Jeanneret table and vintage Augusto Savini chairs, which are upholstered in a Loro Piana cashmere; small portraits by Aaron Skolnick surround a painting by Jessie Makinson above the sideboard, and a Tanya Batura sculpture stands opposite.

Works by February James, Dominique Fung, and Aldo Chaparro animate John Wolf’s Hollywood Hills living room.

In the foyer of art adviser John Wolf’s Hollywood Hills home, designed by Adam Bram Straus, Egon (2014) by Dalton Gata surmounts a vintage Angelo Mangiarotti marble console.

In the study, a Sarah Slappey painting animates a seating area with a vintage Mario Bellini sofa, a Carlo Ratti chair, and a shearling ottoman by Green River Project.

A guest bath features a work by Mickalene Thomas and a stool from Blackman Cruz.