Walton Goggins: The art of the cocktail party in Hollywood

A charcuterie board for guests during the holidays at actor Walton Goggins’ Los Angeles home.

Walton Goggins updated his wide kitchen with black Farrow & Ball paints, brass fittings and marble countertops.

Grab and go silverware makes entertaining easy.

The Holllywood kitchen of actor Walton Goggins features open shelves.

Goggins, Conners and son Augustus eat most of their meals at the kitchen table, which also functions as the de facto center of the home.

A Mulholland Hot Buttered Whiskey.

Actor Walton Goggins, right, and his business partner Matthew Alper of Mulholland Distilling.

A sitting area in the backyard of actor Walton Goggins’ Los Angeles house.

In addition to musical instruments, a corner of the living room includes a Wes Lang piece and the so-called “Lincoln letter,” a prop that was central to Samuel L. Jackson and Goggins’ characters in Quentin Tarantino’s “The Hateful Eight.”

Actor Walton Goggins greets guests at his home in Hollywood.

Artwork and books are everywhere in actor Walton Goggins’ office and home.

Goggins’ home office upstairs features a vintage Ligne Roset classic Togo sofa set.

The guest bathroom.

A shelf in Goggins’ office includes an Oscar for “The Accountant,” the 2001 short film he produced and appeared in, and a Peabody Award “The Shield” won in 2005.

Actor Walton Goggins at home in Hollywood.

A print by Kerry James Marshall hangs in the dining room.

The cozy guest bedroom reflects the family’s eclectic and warm, yet curated style.

Detail of the coffee table in the living room.

Goggins sits at a vintage desk in his office upstairs.