Jennifer Aniston recently renovated her home in Beverly Hills, and from the changes she made, it does not look like she is looking for anyone to move into her house, or her life, too soon. The remodeled house will be shown in the March issue of Architectural Digest. “The house originally had his-and-hers baths, but Aniston has turned the ‘his’ into a spa bath with a soaking tub,” the magazine said.

Aniston described her Zen-influenced home in a very loving way. “It’s like a big hug,” she said. Aniston refers to her house, which was built on a hillside with a wonderful view of the city in 1970, as “Ohana,” which is a reference to the Hawaiian idea of her extended family. Her house has a fruitwood Sauter paino from the '60s, a dining room that seats 24 guests around a long walnut table, and a 1920s Thai gong that is used to summon people to the table. “The house has a rather glamorous, old-fashioned Hollywood quality. I can just imagine the Rat Pack stopping by; someone is playing the piano, and people are laughing in the next room,” Aniston said.