Kourtney Kardashian’s ultra-modern entryway is a monochrome masterpiece with an art gallery feel – it's so memorable

Nothing about this entryway feels accidental

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker at the Grammys
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Modern interiors are in the midst of a black-and-white renaissance, and Kourtney Kardashian’s entryway, designed by Jeff Andrews, perfectly captures why we've fallen head over heels for this aesthetic.

Designers are embracing a restrained palette not as a limitation but as a canvas for daring expression. Monochrome rooms are no longer just clean – they’re commanding, sophisticated, and unapologetically modern.

It’s a delicate balance of serenity and surprise. Wall paneling, graceful staircases and architectural detailing create a calm, ordered foundation – a neutral gallery where each object is given space to shine.

This interior design trend reflects a broader cultural shift: a move away from predictable, cookie-cutter spaces towards homes with a distinct personality. In this space, timeless features sit happily alongside futuristic statements. This is not minimalism nor maximalism, but something more refined: a sense of control.

Kourtney Kardashian's entryway is thoughtfully edited, then brought to life with pieces that spark joy. The result is a form of loud luxury that feels alive – confident, contemporary, and beautifully monochrome, with every element earning its place.

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Jennifer Ebert
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Jennifer is the Digital Editor at Homes & Gardens, bringing years of interiors experience across the US and UK. She has worked with leading publications, blending expertise in PR, marketing, social media, commercial strategy, and e-commerce. Jennifer has covered every corner of the home – curating projects from top interior designers, sourcing celebrity properties, reviewing appliances, and delivering timely news. Now, she channels her digital skills into shaping the world’s leading interiors website.