Kendall Jenner’s Artfully Collected Mountain Home May Be the Strongest Proof Yet That Eclectic Decorating Is Interior Design’s Next Long-Term Era

Designed by Heidi Caillier, Kendall's cabin retreat is a refreshing twist on traditional design that still feels cozy yet contemporary

Kendall Jenner
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,It's no secret that minimalism has long been on the outs. Sterile and cold design is at a standstill, and the era of eclectic decorating is upon us. While plenty of designers are embracing this characterful design method, one name that comes to mind almost instantly is interior designer Heidi Caillier.

Known for her charmingly quaint style that mixes the past with the present, Heidi is not one to pare it back. Her maximalist homes are filled with vintage patterns, vibrant hues and antique furniture, brought to life by Heidi's ever-thoughtful eye.

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Kendall's home radiates charm. A lesson in eclectic decorating, Heidi has perfectly balanced the old and new, bringing antique and vintage styles to life through color, texture, and pattern.

Kendall's mountain home is filled with maximalist decor, from the rather striking lime green tiles in the bathroom to the vintage floral sofa that's every maximalist's dream; it's not a space lacking personality.

We all know that any designer can throw in some bold choices, but what sets Heidi apart is her ability to balance it all. Bringing in rustic textures and some rather charming decor, the bold choices feel not so stark when grounded by these nostalgic, familiar features.

While cabin decor is the typical choice for mountain homes, Kendall's space features some unexpected (yet pleasantly surprising) faces. From the colors to the blend of furniture styles, it's refreshing to see that Kendall's space still feels snug like any country retreat would, yet elevated. It retains the quaint charm of a period property (the beams and fireplaces are only brought to life through clever styling), but that all-too-common fustiness found in cabins is absent.

An entirely unique design that can only be described as a mix of farmhouse, country cottage, and maximalism, Kendall's home is a homage to the charm of the past and the playfulness of the present.


Kendall's mountain home perfectly balances whimsical patterns, playful colors, and antique decorations. It doesn't lack in warmth, coziness, or charm, yet it feels refreshingly contemporary and forward-thinking in its layers of thoughtful, meaningful details.


Eleanor Richardson
Interior Design News Editor

I am the Interior Design News Editor at Homes and Gardens, covering mainly US-based designers and trending news stories. My love for interiors began when I interned in an interior design studio, working on commercial and private spaces. My passion grew while working in production, where I sourced beautiful locations for photoshoots and campaigns. Outside of work, I enjoy collecting antique decor and mid-century furniture for my home.