At a Glance
- Keleigh Teller posted unseen photos of her Pacific Palisades home, lost one year ago in the LA fires
- The Jan. 7 Instagram tribute showed the interior designed with Pierce & Ward
- Miles Teller recreated her fire-destroyed wedding dress as a 2025 Christmas gift
Why it matters: A personal look at what the Palisades fire destroyed and how one couple is rebuilding memories.
Keleigh Teller marked the one-year anniversary of the Pacific Palisades Fire by revealing the cozy Los Angeles home she and Miles Teller can no longer return to.
Inside the Lost House
The 33-year-old model’s carousel captures every corner the couple styled with design duo Pierce & Ward. A tan sofa sits beneath sage and forest-green pillows that match pale paneling and staircase paint. Vintage green-and-white wallpaper lines built-in shelves filled with framed wedding photos.
Other shots display:
- A black piano framed by linen-draped, floor-to-ceiling windows
- Sage and white armchairs circling a cork coffee table topped with hydrangeas
- A freestanding tub against floral drapes
- A mid-century bar wrapped in forest-green walls and gold tile flooring
- A framed Kobe Bryant jersey hung beside the staircase
A Dress Reborn
Last month Keleigh shared a TikTok of Miles’ surprise recreation of the wedding gown that burned in the same blaze. In the Dec. 26 clip she lifts a red-boxed garment bag, gasps, and cries while unzipping the replica dress.
Miles, filming, simply answers:
> “Yeah”
when she asks, “Is this my wedding dress?”
She captioned the moment:
> “Miles had my wedding dress that burned in the fire remade 🥹🎄❤️ so happy 😭”
Key Takeaways
- The Palisades fire destroyed the Tellers’ carefully curated LA retreat one year ago
- Keleigh’s new photos honor both the house and everyone still grieving losses
- Miles’ recreated wedding dress turned Christmas 2025 into a milestone of recovery
The posts turn private heartbreak into a public reminder of what the fires took-and what love can restore.
