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My Favorite Room | Jane Seymour

‘The Kominsky Method’ co-star’s Malibu home represents her broad range of skills and interests.

Actress Jane Seymour in her favorite room — her bedroom in her modern, 6,300-square-foot Tudor-style home, perched on a coastal hill in Malibu. Photographed on (Jesse Goddard / For The Times)

Actress Jane Seymour in her favorite room — her bedroom in her modern, 6,300-square-foot Tudor-style home, perched on a coastal hill in Malibu.

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Framed photographs of Jane Seymour and her family fill the shelves.

Framed photographs of Jane Seymour and her family fill the shelves.  (Jesse Goddard/For The Times)

The rich colors of select paintings contrast with the off-white palette of the walls.

The rich colors of select paintings contrast with the off-white palette of the walls.
  (Jesse Goddard / For The Times)

Tokens of Jane Seymour’s illustrious and diverse career inhabit the room.

Tokens of Jane Seymour’s illustrious and diverse career inhabit the room.
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Built-in shelves next to the bed display finely crafted vases from all over the world, personal charcoal sketches, a gleaming Open Hearts statuette and rows of photographs of Seymour with family and the likes of Willie Nelson and Bradley Cooper.

Built-in shelves next to the bed display finely crafted vases from all over the world, personal charcoal sketches, a gleaming Open Hearts statuette and rows of photographs of Seymour with family and the likes of Willie Nelson and Bradley Cooper.
  (Jesse Goddard / For The Times)

Various acting awards rest above a cozy white-brick fireplace.

Various acting awards rest above a cozy white-brick fireplace.
  (Jesse Goddard / For The Times)

High ceilings and a wide-open floor plan give the room a grand but breathable air — indoor flowing effortlessly to outdoors, with the western wall consisting entirely of windows and a sliding glass door, to show off the breathtaking Malibu coast.

High ceilings and a wide-open floor plan give the room a grand but breathable air — indoor flowing effortlessly to outdoors, with the western wall consisting entirely of windows and a sliding glass door, to show off the breathtaking Malibu coast.
  (Jesse Goddard / For The Times)

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