Located in the heart of Hollywood, El Cabrillo, the Spanish Revival home of interior designer Joshua Cain once sheltered up-and-coming artists and starlets in the 20s and 30s. Rumor has it that legendary filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille built the property for his daughter. To include its glamorous past in its decor, Joshua, a co-owner of Saxony Design Build, crafted an oversized armoire inspired by the pad’s original molding doors. He also used a neutral palette to highlight architectural features like the 1920s fireplace and designed a lamp to hold a 100-year-old vase, which was found in a shipwreck in Taiwan.