Kendall Jenner's Jewel-Toned Bedroom Reveals a Color Trick

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Recreate Kendall's Look at Home

Jewel tones are a savvy interior designer's secret weapon. Though these rich, dark tones can feel intimidating to decorate with, they are ideal for creating a luxurious feel and paradoxically can even make a room feel larger. Kendall Jenner's bedroom is the perfect example of their alluring power.

The primary suite in her California mountain house is awash with emerald green, sapphire blue, and pink diamond tones. Decorated by the acclaimed designer Heidi Caillier earlier this year, it features deep green wallpaper accentuated by plush textural accents. The rich shades of her space have the desired effect: Heidi's design feels at once traditional and fresh.

To explore the benefits of decorating with jewel tones, Homes & Gardens interviewed several interior designers. We spoke about the pros of these colors and the easiest ways to bring them into any home. Our editors also curated a shoppable edit of products inspired by Kendall's bedroom, so you can easily replicate it. Let's start with a glimpse into the model's home via Instagram.

Recreate Kendall's Look at Home

Washable

Sunset Bazaar Rug

Kendall Jenner's bedroom features a Persian-style rug, and this stunning one from Matthew Williamson's collaboration with Ruggable is ornate and storied. It has the added benefit of being durable and washable. Its orangey red shade feels like a sunset on your floor.

Cozy Texture

Sculptural Chair

This pretty, sapphire colored chair is the perfect complement to a jewel-toned scheme like the one in Kendall Jenner's bedroom. Its sculptural shape and velvet texture make it feel like a true designer piece.

Antique Gold

Antique Gold Frame

We love this traditional, ornate-style frame, which gives any artwork a vintage feel (and, as Kendall demonstrates, looks fabulous against patterned wallpaper). The metallic glint is perfect for elevating a jewel-toned scheme.

100% Cotton

Lightweight Muslin Blanket

This gorgeous pink bedspread is made of 100% cotton for a better temperature regulated, and chicer, sleep. Pair with chocolate brown colored pillows for a Kendall-approved look.

Boucle Texture

Chocolate Brown Throw Pillow

This set of 2 chocolate colored throw pillows brings texture to a jewel-toned color scheme. It's a wonderful contrast with a shade like hot pink.

Peel and Stick

Vintage Style Botanical Wallpaper

Emerald green wallpaper is the perfect way to infuse your bedroom with a stylish, jewel-toned accent. It creates a cozy, grandma-chic feel that feels effortlessly elevated.

If you want to maximize a small bedroom layout as Kendall has done, these colors are the perfect choice. Interior expert Lisa O’Hanlon advocates for using emerald green in a small space. She states: 'Deep green tones look classy and timeless and are a favorite of celebrities such as Victoria Beckham. Emerald, green, for example, reflects the light, and using it in a sunny spot will make a noticeable difference in the way the color looks. But beyond the sun changing the color, it can also draw the eye outward, creating an expansive feel.'

Emerald tones, like those in Kendall's wallpaper, also help make any space feel elevated. Interior designer Matthew Williamson shares, 'Tonal shades of green offer a great foundation for a luxurious scheme. Picture rich emeralds, lush moss greens, and hints of jade intermingling seamlessly. To elevate this palette, I'd introduce complementary hues such as sumptuous golds and pops of mustard. Imagine accents of shimmering gold metallics or warm mustard yellow creating a harmonious and lavish ambiance. This combination evokes a sense of grandeur and elegance, perfect for creating a truly luxurious space.'

Deep, sapphire blues, similar to the shade of Kendall's accent chair, are also great for enhancing the luxurious feel of a small space. Martin Waller, Founder of global design house Andrew Martin, shares, 'Blue is the new black. The boldness and warmth found in Blue will continue to be prominent in our homes. Darker colors form a much better background for paintings and artworks than white, which art galleries and museums have discovered.'

So, what's the best way to decorate with jewel tones to make a room feel bigger? According to experts, the best choice is to go bold. Lisa tells Homes & Gardens, 'Jewel tones don’t just look beautiful, they can add more visual depth to the home. To do this, you need to really commit, using color drenching to cover the trim and even the ceilings. Accenting the room with lighter shades like champagne or a dusty pink will help complete the effect.'

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Sophie is a writer and News Editor on the Celebrity Style team at Homes & Gardens. She is fascinated by the intersection of design and popular culture and is particularly passionate about researching trends and interior history. She is an avid pop culture fan and has interviewed Martha Stewart and Hillary Duff.

In her free time, Sophie freelances on design news for Westport Magazine and Livingetc. She also has a newsletter, My Friend's Art, in which she covers music, culture, and fine art through a personal lens. Her fiction has appeared in Love & Squalor and The Isis Magazine.

Before joining Future, Sophie worked in editorial at Fig Linens and Home, a boutique luxury linens brand. She has an MSc from Oxford University and a BA in Creative Writing and Sociology from Sarah Lawrence College.