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The CEO of Restoration Hardware has finally sold his catalog-like home for $7.5 million

Dennis Green   

The CEO of Restoration Hardware has finally sold his catalog-like home for $7.5 million

palm residence living room

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It's packed with Restoration Hardware furnishings.

If you didn't already know that Gary Friedman serves as CEO of Restoration Hardware, a walk into his recently sold Napa Valley home would give it away.

Friedman bought the home for $5.9 million in 2013. Clad in neutral colors with precise lines and visual geometry, the house is no cookie-cutter renovation. According to Curbed SF, the house has just sold for $7.55 million - significantly less than the $10.5 million Friedman had asked for it when he originally listed the house in August 2016.

The massive mansion, known as Eight Palms, was fully renovated by the Restoration Hardware design team. The result is what looks like a living, breathing RH catalog.

Ginger Martin of Sotheby's International Realty had the listing.

Brittany Kriegstein contributed reporting to a previous version of this article.

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