Kendall Jenner’s stylish white living room proves that a neutral palette is anything but boring. Designed by Clements Design, the space feels exceptionally bright, airy, and perfect for summer 2026, masterfully mixing diverse textures to create visual depth.

A plush, soft white rug breaks up the dark flooring, while cozy boucle chairs and a matching sofa surround a sleek marble coffee table. On the wall, painted wooden panels (similar to these from Wayfair) introduce a gorgeous, naturally inspired contrast to the room’s modern lines, effortlessly grounding and centering the environment for a fresh, seasonal feel.

Art experts frequently praise how Jenner has styled her living room walls. Katharine Earnhardt, Founder of Mason Lane Art Advisory, states: 'Clements Design selected a piece that certainly highlights the height in the space and nods to the organic surrounding design elements. More importantly, though, if Kendall connects with the piece – its materiality, structure, story, and the characters shown in it- then that makes it perfectly suited for this intimate social area of her living room.'

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Embracing vintage-style items and natural materials is a wonderful way to bring that same cozy, organic warmth into your own home this season. Begin with these picks.

This wooden artwork is a brilliant choice for a neutral living room, bringing the warm, sun-drenched energy of the season indoors. 'Wood has a softer look and feel that creates a warm, welcoming energy, which is particularly appealing in the home,' Earnhardt says.

She continues, 'Many artists who work with wood also consider the story of the wood and how it can be repurposed. This fuels their artistic practice and informs how and what they create.'

Selecting the right artwork for your own home can feel daunting, but Jenner's space provides an excellent blueprint. Earnhardt shared this advice with Homes & Gardens: 'Select artwork that connects with you on a personal level. Instead of considering whether you love it or hate it, consider whether it's interesting to you. This exercise enables you to develop a greater awareness of what makes you tick. If you acquire works aligned with that understanding, you'll end up with meaningful pieces that speak to you in the long term.'

Glen Hardwick-Bruce, an expert at an Art world advisory group, adds that the room's layout and purpose should always guide your choices: 'When choosing art for a living room, it's important to consider the overall aesthetic and function of the space.'

He continues, 'Choose artwork that complements the existing decor style. For example, a modern living room might benefit from contemporary art, while a traditional space might suit classic paintings or prints. Take measurements of the wall space where the art will be displayed and choose pieces that fit well proportionally. Oversized artwork can make a bold statement, while smaller pieces can be grouped together for visual interest.'

Hardwick-Bruce concludes, 'Ultimately, choose artwork that speaks to you personally. Whether it's a favorite artist, a meaningful subject, or simply a piece that brings you joy, selecting art that you love will enhance your enjoyment of the living room.'

Ultimately, it is these unique, personalized touches that make Kendall Jenner’s living room feel so comforting and inviting.

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.

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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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No, white sofas aren't going anywhere in 2026. Though the neutral shade has been the premier couch color for decades now, with the right styling, it can still look current. Case in point, Kendall Jenner's living room.

Kendall purchased her Spanish-style villa in the Mulholland Estates gated community for $8.55 million in October 2017. Built in 1991, the estate boasts a peaceful, farmhouse energy that Kendall has chicly accentuated with her decor choices. The model worked with Kathleen and Tommy Clements alongside Waldo Fernandez to transform it into a tranquil retreat, awash in characterful neutrals, and the white sofa living room is perhaps one of the best spaces in the home. Natural materials, curved furnishings, and colorful accent pillows (like these from Anthropologie), turn the room unique and modern.

Below, in addition to a sneak peek into Kendall's home, we will unpack step-by-step how she makes a white sofa look chic with the experts. The team has also curated an edit of our favorite white sofas at a range of price points to help you create her look, no matter your style.

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Rather than creating interest through color, Kendall's mostly white living room updates the color by incorporating intrigue with shape. Through her curved couch, interesting coffee table, and the tree in the background, the room is full of lines to distract the eye.

Magdalena Gierasinska, design expert at Barker and Stonehouse, explains: 'Increasingly, consumers want their homes to feel characterful and reflective of their style and personality. Adding artwork to the space is one way to achieve this, but there is also a growing interest in furniture and accessories that function as artwork in their own right. In the living room, this might mean choosing a sofa with a sculptural, expressive form. And it doesn’t have to be loud to be artful – a neutral, occasional chair with a curved form feels quietly elegant, yet speaks volumes by adding artistry to the space.'

Her use of natural materials like jute, marble, and wood also helps add to the warm, organic feel in this space that makes a white sofa feel vibrant and fun. The entire space is cocooning, transforming white from something that looks stark to a shade that fits in with the entire flow of the room. These materials help add texture to the space, keeping a neutral palette interesting.

Finally, Kendall's designers have incorporated accent colors with the yellow and pink decorative pillows on her white sofa. The silky texture of these cushions and their vibrant surface make the sofa feel instantly alive. All together, these additions make Kendall Jenner's sofa feel current and stylish in a way that will never fade.

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American model and media personality Kendall Jenner is renowned for her impeccable style, a grace she carries effortlessly from the runway into her home. Her living room, in particular, has captured attention with its cocooning neutral palette that feels especially inviting as we transition into the blooming freshness of spring 2026.

Nature’s vibrant and grounding tones remain at the forefront of interior design. Experts predict that the move toward organic hues will define the aesthetic of 2026, much as it has in recent years. Decorating with neutrals offers a spectrum of warm, harmonious shades that designers prize for creating relaxed spaces with timeless appeal.

Crafted by Waldo Fernandez of Waldo Designs alongside Kathleen and Tommy Clements of Clements Design, Kendall’s living space is a masterclass in serenity.

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As we embrace the restorative energy of the current season, the industry continues to see a shift toward earthy, nurturing tones that bolster wellbeing. ‘We’ve seen that there is a greater desire to surround ourselves with comforting colors that are easy to scheme and provide tranquillity in our homes,’ says Ruth Mottershead, creative director at Little Greene. ‘This has been reflected in the increasing popularity of neutrals and earthier tones that have an inherent warmth.’ Interior designer Henriette Von Stockhausen, creative director of VSP Interiors, shares Kendall’s penchant for decorating with brown and other sun–kissed neutrals.

‘For me, neutrals such as taupe are grounding wall colors. It’s important to remember that sometimes a classic interior is just the ticket: calm colors, gentle schemes, traditional furniture, and antiques – no pattern clashes, no huge color pops, just comfort and a quiet space to relax in.’

A dark neutral base provides a modern edge while honoring classic elements. The key to preventing a neutral room from feeling flat, particularly during the bright shifts of spring, is to amplify texture. When using color as a transformative tool for comfort, you must also prioritize layering – a technique that builds visual interest by combining various fabrics, finishes, and materials.

When selecting soft furnishings, texture in interior design is essential. Mixing materials like jute, velvet, and linen adds necessary depth to the environment. ‘If I’ve got a calm color scheme, then I focus on texture to bring different layers of interest,’ says interior designer Tamsin Johnson. ‘You have to think about how to introduce variations and things that feel different to the touch without just focusing on color, and often that creates a more interesting scheme.’

Natural textures, such as stone, wood, or linen, help anchor a neutral scheme. These elements ensure the final look feels organic rather than contrived or overly designed, providing a laid–back quality that perfectly complements the renewal of the season.

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Kendall Jenner's homes are full of rustic charm, mixed materials and earthy palettes, which is why I was a little taken aback to see the bold choice of wall art in her narrow hall.

The bright turquoise and orange oversized prints are the first thing to catch the eye. However, instead of being jarring, they are in fact a clever way of re-adjusting the eye between rooms – a palate cleanser of sorts, and an opportunity to have fun in a space that's purely for passing through, rather than lingering in.

Choosing art for your home is, of course, very subjective, and the choice of these two colorful Good and Evil prints by artist Barbara Kruger (from Guy Hepner), make an unexpected statement in Kendall Jenner's LA home. It's proof that you can be a little brave in the lesser-used spaces of your home. I've asked the experts about how to create maximum impact with art in a hall and rounded up some equally bold pieces below, from a typographic California print (Perigold) to an affordable IKEA picture that creates the illusion of space in a narrow hall.

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Contrary to what you might think, being a small, narrow space, a hall is a perfect place for being experimental with art. Louie Drehmer, Founder of Art & See explains: 'Hallways are a smart place to be braver than you might be in a living room, precisely because the space is transitional and bold choices register quickly and add character, without overwhelming a main living area.'

Kathryn Nelson, Founder and Principal Designer at Kathryn Nelson Design agrees: 'A long hallway is a wonderful opportunity to create a curated visual journey through the home. We often encourage clients to be a bit bolder here, especially if the walls are neutral, because larger-scale artwork or a series with a strong color theme can bring energy and movement to what might otherwise feel like a pass-through space.'

As hallway decor ideas go, hanging art really is one of the quickest and simplest ways to make an impact, but just because it's a narrow space, doesn't mean you have to go small. Look at the size of Kendall Jenner's pieces for inspiration. They might be beautifully framed by those architectural arches, but you don't need a mansion-sized home to go big with art.

'Scale tends to need more confidence in a corridor,' says Louie. 'Small frames can look busy when repeated along a long wall. As a guide, aim for artwork that’s around 60–75% of a bare wall area, or about 3/4 the width of the furniture beneath if you’re hanging over a console.'

For maximum impact, you might decide to keep the rest of your decor neutral for a gallery-style effect. Ayhan Erdogan, Co-Founder of mural and wall art retailer, XWALLX explains: 'big, bold art absolutely works on white or neutral walls, because the negative space becomes a gallery backdrop. Go larger with fewer pieces rather than opting for many small ones; it looks more curated and less cluttered.' The same applies, with Kendall Jenner's dark wood-panelled flooring.

And when it comes to color, there are really no holds barred in terms of how bright you want to go, but it's always better to stick to a consistent palette of two or three key colors, like Kendall Jenner's turquoise-and-orange combination. Louie adds: 'With color, it helps to limit the artwork’s punchy palette to one or two saturated hues, then anchor those with small echoes elsewhere, like a cushion on a bench, a ceramic piece on a console, or a runner detail, repeated twice so it feels intentional.'

Artist and designer, based in South Carolina, Jordan Connelly agrees. 'A bold piece or vibrant palette can completely transform a simple hallway and turn it into something memorable,' and this also goes for mixing styles of art and architecture. 'An unexpected contrast can be really beautiful. A modern piece in a traditional home, or a bold contemporary artwork in a classic hallway, can create a memorable design moment.'

So, enjoy this chance to be brave and experimental, as the usual rules go out of the window when it comes to hanging art in a hall – just be sure to let your personality shine through by picking pieces that you love.

Once you've chosen the pieces for your hall, knowing how to hang art without damaging your walls is crucial. Read our tips and go big and bold as you dare.

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Kendall Jenner's homes feature some of our favorite design spaces, often with a strong focus on materials, textures, and unexpected contrasts. This bathroom, with its stunning bronze bath, is a prime example of how she brings real wow-factor to a space without making it feel flashy.

A statement bathtub in an aged bronze or gold finish like this may seem a little over-the-top. Yes, it's bold and metallic, but with its vintage patina and alongside the pared-back decor in the rest of the room, it contributes to a warm, rustic, and storied aesthetic.

If you like the idea of trying this look, we've suggested a similar, but more affordable version of Kendall Jenner's bronze bathtub (from Etsy), below, as well as some rustic decor pieces inspired by her bathroom scheme, that will help ground the bold impact of the metallic bath. I've also rounded up the experts for their take on this bathroom statement.

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The key to choosing a dominant piece like a metallic bathtub is to let it shine as the main feature of the room, without layering in lots of other similar elements. Val Nehez, Principal Designer at Philadelphia-based architecture and interior design studio, Studio IQL explains: 'A brass or gold bathtub instantly becomes the heart of a bathroom; everything else in the space should support it, not compete with it. In past projects, we've paired them with soft neutrals, deep greens, and charcoal tones to allow the metal to really sing.'

Kendall Jenner's scheme might ignore the key bathroom trends but it gets this balance absolutely spot on with her neutral mosaic floor tiles and taupe blind, whilst the decor, from the carved stump stool (like this teak stool from Walmart), to the stoneware vases (Joon Loloi has similar), is quietly rustic, bringing contrasting texture and interest to the space. This creates a harmonious restraint rather than being jarring or overly 'busy'.

Val adds: 'Playing with texture can support a balanced and grounded feeling in the room. Small repetitions of brass in fixtures, lighting, or mirrors create harmony without overwhelming the space. The goal is to let the tub shine while the surrounding finishes quietly enhance it. A statement tub isn’t just a fixture; it’s a design moment that sets the tone for the whole room.'

The key is to start with a piece you really love and work backwards. If you are going for antique bathroom ideas, a vintage or reclaimed tub will clash with glossy, high-shine finishes, so opt for more natural tiles and surfaces with matte textures instead. Raw wood pieces and vintage-style furniture like this Target bookcase bring more unexpected contrast.

Monica Lewis, President of Ohio-based remodelers, J.S. Brown & Co. advises: 'Take cues from the tub you fall in love with. A patinaed finish with a hammered texture is going to look right at home with soft stone (or stone-look) floor, wall and counter surfaces – especially with a honed or matte finish that allows the soft gleam from the metal tub to be the star of the show.'

We love Kendall Jenner's statement brass bathtub, but if you're keen to explore the vintage look further, take inspiration from these traditional bathroom ideas that are making a comeback for 2026.

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I've always dreamt of a cozy, pattern-filled home, but in smaller spaces, 'cozy' can become synonymous with 'cramped'.

In a dining area, for instance, it can be difficult to maximize seating without simply filling the room with furniture. The solution? Banquette seating – and Kendall Jenner's is a spectacular blueprint.

Tucked away in a corner of her sprawling mountain hideaway, Kendall's dining room is intimate and inviting. Banquette seating makes use of every inch of space, while a trio of retro dining chairs complete the setup. The area is brimming with personality, and yet it feels effortlessly cohesive.

Seating like this can be difficult to replicate in your own home, but it all comes down to careful planning and a bit of imagination. (The smallest spaces can become the most charming nooks, after all.) Below, I delve into the benefits of banquette seating, and offer you a few Kendall-inspired pieces to shop, just in case you fancy recreating her aesthetic.

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Nostalgic, grandma-inspired design is on full display at Kendall's mountain home, but there's no risk of dark corners or dated furniture. Instead, every room strikes a balance between playful and serene, with color and print offset by plenty of breezy fabrics and neutral hues.

In the dining room, a U-shape banquette is the star of the show. Upholstered in off-white fabric with a skirted trim, it's the perfect blend of style and function: it might pack plenty of seating into a small space, but it doesn't overwhelm the room. (And it provides the perfect backdrop for plenty of patterned cushions.)

To me, Kendall's dining room really is the epitome of a cozy space – and I don't mean that it feels cramped or crowded. If anything, the sprawling banquette opens up the room, creating a zone that any guest would gravitate toward. Tucked up against a set of tall windows, it feels welcoming and relaxed.

Breakfast nooks are the ultimate way to maximize space in an open-plan kitchen, but in a dedicated dining area, Kendall demonstrates that they can introduce a more intimate, laid-back feel. Her handsome dining table is certainly suitable for lavish dinner parties, but the banquette seating also marks out the room as a place to pause and reset.

Admittedly, dining benches and banquettes aren't usually this roomy – and Kendall's feels undeniably luxurious – but it's still an ingenious arrangement. With seating positioned right up against the wall, there's no need to worry about dead space. (Though a few stylish chairs will break up the look and provide some flexibility.)

It's clear that banquettes are a brilliant way to transform humble corners into an architectural moment. Sumptuous seating like this is considered, curated and character-driven – without feeling overly-stylized or formal.

According to designers, banquettes like Kendall's aren't just a practical choice – they're also ideal for creating a warm, sociable space.

'What makes this nook so successful is how the banquette helps a simple corner to become a true destination,' says Jacob Smith, Interior & Lighting Designer at Residence Supply.

'It changes the social dynamic. Because you’re side by side and slightly wrapped around the table, conversation feels more communal and less formal than a traditional, all-chairs setup. It's a very efficient way to get that “long, lingering meal” vibe without needing a huge room.'

Kendall's space also speaks to a growing dining room trend for 2026: dedicated and yet casual seating areas.

'This setup creates an intimate zone for slow mornings, casual meals, or hosting friends, which is exactly how people are wanting their kitchens and dining rooms to function now: as beautiful but also livable spaces,' says Mariana Agudelo, Blogger and Founder of Beige White Gray.

'For me, this kind of seating is timeless. It’s not trend-driven; it’s lifestyle-driven. That’s why it continues to resonate.'

Tying all of this together is Kendall's signature 'grandma' look, which brings boundless personality and nostalgia into the space. Combining a clever seating arrangement with eclectic styling, Kendall's banquette seating isn't just functional or efficient; it's warm, welcoming, and truly personal.

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Just when you thought the moment had passed for Zellige tiles, Kendall Jenner's bathroom gives them a new lease of life in her striking spa-like bathroom. Zellige tiles gained popularity for their unique, hand-made quality and irregular glazes, which make each one slightly different. We've seen them in natural shell-like hues and soft pinks, but Kendall Jenner's bathroom, designed by Heidi Caillier, sees this tile burst back onto the interior decor scene in a punchy lime green hue.

While there are plenty of green bathroom ideas to try, this is one of the most vibrant and brave we've seen for a while, (let's face it, lime green gets a bad rap when it comes to interiors), not least thanks to the color's juxtaposition with the natural wood panelling, which conjures images of Scandi spas and dappled forests with mossy floors.

Homes & Gardens' Bathrooms Editor, Molly Malsom, explains: 'The tiles are bold in color and irregular in finish, creating a beautifully textured surface. And the green might be vibrant, but it feels perfectly at home with the rich wood tones on the wall, creating a personality-filled scheme that still feels really in-keeping with the architecture of the home.'

Below, you'll find some buys inspired by Kendall Jenner's bold tiled bathroom (get the look with these Zellige tiles in Cardamom from Lili Tiles), and some ideas about how to try this look at home.

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What's really clever about the style of Kendall Jenner's bathroom and how she's kept it rooted in a modern aesthetic is where the tiles meet the wood panelling just below the sink level. 'Taking the floor tiles partway up the wall in a bathroom works the same way that a countersplash does in a kitchen,' explains Molly. 'It creates a seamless flow that elongates the space – in this case, the eye is drawn from the floor up the walls, which gives the illusion of a larger bathroom. It's usually something we see with large formal tiles that cover every surface, but pairing small square tiles with paneling brings something a bit more unexpected.'

Blending in a little heritage style with additions such as the tall vanity table (get the look with Home Depot's French Country Accent Table) and Victorian-style metal sink vanities (like the Aveline sink vanity from Pottery Barn) is a clever way to keep this look grounded and not overtly modern. While shots of unexpected brights, like the bright blue pendant lights (like these from Walmart).

Take Kendall Jenner's bathroom as your sign to be brave. While lime green might not have been your first choice of tile color, we think it works so beautifully here against the natural wood. 'It echoes the emerging trends for bolder takes on earthy colors in bathrooms in 2026, and something we should expect to see more of this year,' Adds Molly.

If you're looking for some more inspiration like this, check out our bathroom tile ideas to find a look that works for you and your space.

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When it comes to bathroom design, two trends have begun to dominate – and they couldn't be more different.

Recently, a preference for spa-like bathroom ideas has beckoned the return of gleaming, all-white spaces, usually clad in swathes of marble or finished in breezy neutral shades. Yet just as popular is a rather different approach: maximalist, color-drenched bathrooms showcasing rich, moody hues.

Take a look at Kendall Jenner's bathroom, and it's clear that a neutral palette wasn't the goal. Instead, designer Heidi Caillier chose to paint both the double vanity and the wood-panelled walls in a striking color: Farrow & Ball's Brinjal.

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If Kendall's bold and beautiful bathroom is making you want to start decorating with burgundy, I've curated a Kendall-inspired bathroom edit below.

Brinjal is, in fact, a regional name for the eggplant. (You'll largely hear it used in Singapore, Malaysia, India, and South Africa.) With this in mind, the Farrow & Ball shade isn't a simple burgundy; instead, it's a deep, striking purple with red undertones.

Upon first glance, the coordinating vanity and walls look like a classic example of the color-drenching trend. Yet a closer inspection reveals that the room's weathered stone floors and rustic ceiling beams remain untouched – an ingenious decision which guarantees that the paint color makes a statement without overwhelming the space.

While a bathroom color idea like this one is guaranteed to be impactful, it doesn't darken the room. Kendall proves that deep shades won't always look lurid or harsh; in fact, the paint's glossy finish reflects the light and helps the entire space feel warm and cocooning.

If you're a fan of maximalism, it can be tempting to take paint right up to the ceiling or across the floor – but preserving the integrity of natural materials like stone and wood allows the character of a room to really shine. Kendall's mountain home is brimming with rustic touches and whimsical details, and her bathroom remains faithful to this aesthetic while adding a playful pop of color.

I'll always be a fan of an experimental color palette, but I'm often wary about bringing it to life: lean too far into the trend, and a room risks feeling one-dimensional.

In Kendall's bathroom, however, texture is key. The vanity is topped with a magnificent slab of white marble which helps to break up the scheme, and antique-inspired brass hardware lends further depth and visual interest. Even the casually-placed potted plant adds contrast, while echoing the organic feel of the stone and wood.

Block colors often seem like a distinctly contemporary design choice, but Kendall proves that even the boldest spaces can still be emanate heritage charm. (Her entire home is, in fact, a masterful approach to the 'grandma chic' aesthetic.)

Plus, I'm just as obsessed with the wall decor in Kendall's bathroom. I love the sweeping silhouette of the mirrors – the curved shapes soften the more rigid lines of the vanity and vertical paneling – while the sconces bring an old-world elegance to the room.

The brass and marble certainly give a subtle nod to the spa-like bathroom trend, but Kendall creates a more traditional feel – and her bathroom feels both unique and utterly timeless.

According to designers, a rich burgundy shade like this one can help a space feel both dramatic and inviting.

'A color like Benjal carries a warmth that immediately softens stone, plaster, and metal, so the room feels atmospheric rather than hard edged,' explains interior designer Angela Reynolds. 'The effect is cocooning and intentional, not dark for the sake of drama. Architectural lines blur a bit, corners recede, and the space feels immersive.'

While this 'immersive' effect can be impressive, variation is the secret to maintaining depth – and this means choosing both materials and lighting carefully.

'You want layered light sources at different heights, not just overhead light,' says Angela. 'Wall sconces at eye level, warm temperature bulbs, and reflective surfaces such as mirrors and polished fixtures help move light around the room. Textures like natural stone, unlacquered brass and warm wood tones will also keep a saturated room alive and dimensional.'

Hotel-style luxury might often translate to cloud-white color palettes and soft neutrals, but Kendall proves that bold hues can feel just as opulent. If character-driven maximalism is on the rise, it looks like I'm ready to embrace bathroom trends in 2026 – starting with a daring color choice like this one.

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If you haven't come across Kendall Jenner's rather unique guest room, allow me to introduce you – but prepare for it to become your next interior design obsession.

When acclaimed designer Heidi Callier transformed Kendall Jenner's mountain hideaway, she also took on a rather unique task: converting Kendall's retro trailer into perhaps the most stylish guest bedroom you can imagine.

It might not seem like an obvious choice, but Heidi embraced a glamorous, 1970s-inspired look. By the time the process was complete, Kendall Jenner's retro airstream had become a wood-drenched, pattern-packed haven that gives a brand new meaning to the 'grandma chic' aesthetic (one of 2026's biggest trends).

Even if you don't happen to be renovating a travel trailer like Kendall's, you can steal her look using a few budget-friendly pieces. Below, I've curated an edit of my favorite grandma-style picks, from Wayfair's Tea Cabin cotton throw to Anthropologie's embroidered café curtains.

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The grandma look is all about cozy charm, but I wouldn't say it's the go-to aesthetic for small rooms. (Although it's worth noting that Kendall Jenner's entire mountain home showcases eclectic, nostalgia-fuelled design.)

Especially in a space as intimate as Kendall's airstream, wood-drenched walls and rich-toned fabrics could seem like a risk. There's a reason why the coastal grandmother trend emerged to put an airy spin on the original grandma look: this kind of nostalgic design style might feel like a warm hug, but it can easily teeter toward claustrophobia.

So, how does Kendall's small guest room perfect the art of grandmacore? To me, it's all about confidence – and a strategic use of color.

Naturally, the green countertops are inclined to steal the spotlight, but they also set the tone for the rest of the space. Combining '70s glamor with a more lived-in, vintage-inspired feel, the lime green hue serves as a breath of fresh air. To tie everything together, the patchwork quilt introduces a darker, moodier shade of green.

Naturally, pattern is another crucial element of grandma-inspired design, and this is where Kendall's space really shines. If the kitchen area is a '70s dreamland, the bed is pure cottagecore – and it's a masterclass in pattern clashing.

Once again, a bold blend of prints is a daring move in a small space; without careful consideration, it can make the entire room feel busy and cramped. Here, however, patterns are used strategically, with the quilt acting as a statement piece, while the embroidered bedding and curtains providing a more subtle nod to vintage design.

I love the addition of the patchwork bolster cushion, too. The silhouette cleverly echoes the sweeping ceilings of the airstream, while the print is the epitome of grandmacore: whimsical, elegant, and utterly timeless.

Heidi's design choices are proof that even the smallest spaces can be transformed by retro style. Cozy charm doesn't mean rooms packed full of furniture; instead, simple details can really create that warmth.

Designers say that warm, inviting spaces are what people are striving for this year – and the grandma aesthetic provides the perfect blueprint.

'There's a reason people are gravitating toward grandma chic: it feels welcoming, elevated, and timeless, rather than trendy,' says Libby Rawes, Founder and Principal Designer at Sharp and Grey Interiors. 'Traditional shapes, feminine patterns, and darker colors feel grounded and classic, like these rooms were intentionally layered and curated over time.’

Whether you spend a few hours at the flea market, take some design inspiration from your own grandmother, or simply pick up some vintage-inspired pieces from your favorite brands, this nostalgic aesthetic is within reach. And as Kendall proves, it really does make a small space shine.

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Whilst you might expect the home of Kendall Jenner to be all glitz and glamor, we were surprised to see that her living room has an undeniably muted and relaxed aesthetic. And her unexpected choice of sofa color is the glue holding the whole look together.

Far from feeling tired or dated, Kendall Jenner's living room with brown sofas, designed by mother and son duo, Clements Design, feels so warm and is layered with tactile textiles in a neutral palette for a really inviting feel. The Buchanan roll arm sofa at Pottery Barn has a similar look to Kendall's, if you want a similar aesthetic.

Michelle Waugh, the founder of Michelle Waugh Interiors, explains: 'Brown sofas are quietly powerful. They ground a room in a way that feels timeless rather than trend-driven, and when done well, they become a canvas rather than a statement piece. I often think of brown as a modern neutral as it carries warmth and depth without demanding attention, which allows everything layered around it to shine.'

If Kendall Jenner's living room has tempted you to invest in a brown sofa (or if you're still on the fence, I've included a suggestion below), I've curated these buys that will complement the underrated shade and lend a warm and layered aesthetic.

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If you're considering brown living room ideas, consider the shade and tone of brown you choose, and what you're pairing it with.

Anh Ly, architect-turned-designer and founder of design store, Mim Concept, explains: 'Brown sofas create a foundation with depth. A well-chosen brown piece, especially in rich tones like espresso, chestnut, or tobacco, anchors a living room in a way that cream or gray rarely can. It creates an inviting backdrop that allows layered prints and materials feel cohesive, not chaotic.'

Michelle adds: 'I’m drawn to tonal layering within browns such as chocolates, caramels, and soft taupes, creating a very textured monochromatic look. The key is mixing textures such as leather or a washed linen against bouclé, raw silk, or a handwoven wool rug. This adds dimension and keeps the palette from feeling flat.'

Kendall Jenner's room mixes and matches different textured materials, from the linen fabric of the slipcovered sofas to the tactile weaves of the throw blankets and pillows, and the tufted rug, which come together to create a multi-dimensional scheme.

Anh agrees: 'When you start with a deep brown sofa, patterned rugs, textured throws and sculptural wood or leather accents all have a unifying point to play off of. For fabrics, I always lean toward tactile weaves. Think of a boucle with warm brown undertones, a matte leather that wears beautifully over time, or a heavy linen blend that softens with use. These textures add dimension without fighting the sofa's inherent warmth.'

Details such as rustic vases, occasional furniture with natural wood grain, textured artwork, and sculptural plants really root Kendall Jenner's living room in natural elements, creating an easy, yet inviting energy that invites you to relax without ceremony or formality.

If you're thinking about decorating with brown, like Kendall Jenner, you may well be wondering what colors go with a brown couch. If you follow the above advice, keeping things tonal, textural, and leaning into natural elements, you'll end up with a space that promotes calm and comfort.

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I'll never shy away from a richly-patterned living room, but it has to be said: I'm a little unsure of how to decorate with plaid. While it's a timeless print, it can feel difficult to incorporate into more contemporary schemes – but Kendall Jenner's gorgeous home has shown me exactly how it's done.

Brought to life by acclaimed designer Heidi Callier, Kendall's rural retreat is a feast of plush fabrics and bold patterns – including a set of plaid armchairs, which take pride of place in the living area. Standing opposite a magnificent floral couch, the chairs could feel like an afterthought, but they're quite the opposite. In fact, they jumped out at me immediately, and I'm determined to recreate the look.

Despite my initial apprehension, Kendall's space has reminded me that plaid really is a beautiful addition to any scheme. The deep colors of her armchairs inspire a sense of stately elegance that I'm desperate to replicate. I've got my eye on the August Grove Bouchicas Accent Chair from Wayfair, but I'll likely start with soft furnishings like the Prince of Scots tartan throw from Macy's.

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While the Tartan decor trend has been proved enduringly popular, brightly-colored alternatives have begun to dominate the interior design world. I'm usually more inclined to choose gingham decor over plaid, or opt for a more whimsical take on the look. (Greenrow's yellow plaid ruffle pillow cover has been on my wish list for months.)

Yet Kendall's cozy living room is a reminder that, even as decorating with maximalism becomes more prominent, time-honored prints aren't going anywhere. I might have once associated them with British country estates (or the Christmas decorations from my childhood), but Kendall proves that plaid can fit seamlessly into a modern design scheme.

Plus, if you're familiar with the Ralph Lauren aesthetic, you'll know that traditional plaid has, in fact, been making a comeback. It's an evolution of the quiet luxury trend, using rich fabrics and timeless patterns to create sumptuous spaces.

In Kendall's home, I'd say that the plaid chairs even go beyond the notion of quiet luxury, serving as a symbol of warmth and effortless comfort. Paired with a set of heavy taupe curtains, a rustic wood coffee table, and a scalloped floor lamp, they feel subtly nostalgic, enviably cozy, and undeniably sophisticated.

The living space is the heart of Kendall Jenner's mountain home, and the sprawling sofa (which is covered with floral fabric from Lee Jofa, an esteemed textile brand dating back to the 19th century) often steals the spotlight. In my view, however, the plaid chairs are just as striking – upon first glance, they feel like an unexpected choice, but the room wouldn't be nearly as inviting without them.

Plaid and florals might veer a little too far into 'grandma chic', but Kendall maintains a fresh, contemporary look. Awash with wood accents, the space feels instantly grounded, with the deeper tones of the plaid balancing out the chintzy vibe of the couch. It's a risky combination, but it doesn't feel clichéd.

If, like me, you worry that plaid might look dated, designers are quick to praise its versatility and timelessness.

'Plaid is one of those patterns that almost always works, whether a space leans traditional, rustic, or modern,' explains Peggy Haddad, designer and founder of Peggy Haddad Interiors. 'It's graphic without being loud, which makes it especially ideal for layering, since it grounds the room rather than competing.'

Here, for example, plaid provides both balance and dimension.

'In spaces like Kendall's living room, plaid really earns its keep,' says Peggy. 'It layers easily, feels timeless, and brings far more character than a flat solid ever could.'

I might have been apprehensive about this heritage print, but Kendall showed me that traditional fabrics like plaid can still make a statement. In fact, it really is a designer's secret weapon when it comes to rich, layered schemes – and it's the perfect way to combine sophistication with a touch of whimsy.

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I'm a lover of color, but even I can admit that introducing more striking hues into the home can feel daunting. Never quite ready to commit to a bold hue, I've often introduced color through decor rather than paint itself.

However, after spotting Kendall Jenner's lilac pantry door, I'm ready to give the quietly colorful paint trend a good go. Uplifting yet still subtle, the purple paint is a remarkably clever choice in her rustic kitchen.

Subtly separating the pantry from the cooking space, the lilac is an inspiring addition to the room. Remarkably simple but masterfully effective, it brings some much-needed vibrancy that counteracts the organic textures and darker tones. It's a whimsical flourish that instantly evokes a sense of playful charm, a quality that radiates throughout the entirety of Kendall Jenner's mountain home.

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I have to admit, I wasn't sure if purple was for me, but after seeing Kendall's charming pantry door, I'm willing to embrace the lilac color trend in my own home. While committing to a paint color can be tough, you can create a similar sense of whimsy in your own cooking space with these three irresistible picks.

Kendall Jenner's lilac pantry doors are simple, but they've inspired me to introduce similar hues into my own cooking space. Not only is the paint color itself clever (it's uplifting and noticeable, yet, on the paler end of purple, it's equally subtle), but keeping the color in one area quietly separates the two spaces.

The hue itself feels nostalgic and charming, tying in seamlessly with the rustic, vintage feel of the kitchen. Layered with plenty of wood, retro checkerboard tiles, and farmhouse decor, the lilac gently breathes life into the space, providing a much-needed refresher amidst the deeper tones.

Paired with the butter yellow curtains and rustic hardware, Kendall's pantry doors couldn't be more inviting. They inject color without overwhelming the space, yet still tie in with the rustic, farmhouse-style design of the room.

Kendall's lilac pantry doors have inspired me to embrace uplifting pastels in my own cooking space. Subtle yet still vibrant, the pantry doors are the whimsical flourish that makes the kitchen feel even more thoughtful and inviting.

As soon as I laid eyes on Kendall Jenner's mountain home, I was enchanted. Featuring artful antiques, whimsical furnishings, and some of the most uplifting paint colors I've ever seen, it's a truly welcoming home that fuses the old with the new.

While practically every detail in Kendall's home is worth shouting about, the kitchen lighting instantly caught my eye. Featuring delicately pleated pendants that hang gracefully above the island, they're a thoughtful addition that quietly brings whimsy and rustic charm to the cooking space.

Small but powerful, I've been inspired to recreate Kendall's inspired set-up for a warm glow that radiates from the center of my kitchen.

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Following the three kitchen lighting rules, interior designer Heidi Caillier has created an enviably charming cooking space that couldn't be more perfect for a relaxed night in or for hosting friends for dinner. While the space is filled with thoughtful architectural details such as beams and skylights, the quaint pleated lights are the perfect way to introduce a touch of homeliness into your own kitchen.

While the question 'what is the best lighting for a kitchen?' isn't always definitive, Kendall Jenner's space has made me set on pleated pendant lights that gracefully hang from the ceiling.

The perfect choice for a farmhouse kitchen, the delicate lighting is simple yet effective, bringing a much-needed nostalgic feel to the cooking space, instantly combating any sterile or clinical associations. An easy-to-style accessory, it's worth noting that the pleated shades are a stylish choice in a more modern setting. I can picture them above a table in a breakfast nook or in a marble-drenched kitchen dripping in quiet luxury.

Acting as pockets of warmth that crown the heart of the kitchen, the lighting is perfect for dark evenings where ambience is required, subtly illuminating the island without overwhelming the space. Hanging low, their placement creates spotlights of warmth to aid cooking, while the glass shade allows warm light to trickle through.

Kendall's kitchen lighting is wonderfully whimsical. A simple yet charming flourish, the pleated pendant lights create a pocket of cozy light that only adds to the sense of welcome and warmth in the cooking space.

While the gallery wall trend reached its peak in the early 2010s, a new wave of storytelling through art is reclaiming center stage. Leading this welcome renaissance of curated wall space is supermodel Kendall Jenner, whose Wyoming mountain sanctuary – designed by the renowned Heidi Caillier – features a living room feature wall that perfectly balances heritage charm with soulful, modern sophistication.

Decorating with art is perhaps the most direct route to an instant transformation, simply because every room contains more wall space than any other element. Yet, as Martin Waller, founder of Andrew Martin, observes, 'I often think that people don’t pay nearly enough attention to their walls, spending months researching fabric or furniture but only minutes choosing how to decorate their wall, or what art to hang.'

Heidi’s design for Kendall flips this script, using the wall to anchor the room's eclectic aesthetic. Storytelling in design is the vital ingredient here; her feature wall, set against cream-colored paneling (a color trend regaining favor) and framed by heavy, rustic timber beams, proves that beautiful objects alone are not enough – they must hold real meaning for the person who lives there.

By mixing nature-inspired prints, dark wood frames, and varying scales, the design moves away from the rigid, mass-produced grids of the past in favor of a look that feels authentically collected over time. This approach has become increasingly accessible as affordable art fairs thrive, allowing homeowners to source pieces for under $1,000 and build a gallery wall that feels both high-end and personal.

A key element to this room's success is the sophisticated dialogue between the artwork and the surrounding decor. To achieve a similar harmony, look to pick out specific colors from your furnishings to mirror within the art, and vice versa.

In this space, the botanical greens and earthy tones found in the floral upholstery of the sofa are subtly echoed in the naturalistic subjects and hues of the framed prints. This visual tethering ensures the gallery wall feels like an organic extension of the room rather than a separate entity.

Ultimately, achieving a wall as compelling as Kendall’s comes down to blending mediums and embracing a sense of spontaneity. Interior decorator Leonora Hamill notes that much of the impact lies in presentation: ‘Reframing smaller pieces can completely transform them – sometimes a new frame is all it takes,’ she explains. I adore this Ornate Finish Photo Frame from Amazon to display my favorite art.

Marcus Crane, director of McCully & Crane, advocates for an eclectic collection that avoids the trap of being too 'perfect.' He suggests mixing subjects – perhaps an abstract, a portrait, and a still life – to create visual interest. 'It’s all about embracing a bit of spontaneity; perfection isn’t always the aim,' he says.

Whether your personal style leans toward the minimalist or the highly tailored, treating the framing and color-matching process as an art form in itself ensures your home tells a story that is uniquely yours.

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Not long ago, buying art usually meant visiting galleries or going to art shows. Now, with major retailers embracing the demand for original pieces and prints, it’s easier than ever to bring art into your home. You can find works starting at just $100, and it’s not about hunting for the next big-name artist – it’s about finding a piece, and a frame, that you truly love.

In an age where kitchen islands are increasingly reduced to sleek, sculptural slabs – designed to photograph beautifully but often lacking in real-world practicality – Kendall Jenner’s kitchen offers a refreshing alternative. Created in collaboration with interior designer Heidi Caillier, the space quietly challenges the idea that minimalism equates to luxury, instead making a compelling case for warmth, usability, and well-considered kitchen island storage.

At the heart of the kitchen sits a generously proportioned wooden kitchen island that feels both substantial and inviting. Rather than hiding its function, the island celebrates it. Where many contemporary designs favor uninterrupted stone or handle-less cabinetry, Kendall’s island embraces visibility, proving that kitchen storage – when thoughtfully designed – can serve as both a functional necessity and an important layer of visual interest.

Storage is, after all, the backbone of any successful kitchen. Without it, even the most beautiful space quickly becomes impractical. Here, Heidi Caillier leans into that reality, opting for a furniture-style island that blends traditional closed cabinetry with deep, open cubbies. The result is an island that feels collected and intentional, more akin to a treasured antique than a sterile modern fixture.

The standout detail lies in the open cubbies, where oversized wicker baskets add texture while serving a clear purpose. They provide practical storage for items that often end up on countertops – folded linens, serving platters, or root vegetables that need ventilation – keeping the island functional without sacrificing visual interest. Rather than feeling cluttered, the visible storage adds warmth and makes the kitchen feel considered and lived-in.

This approach is also highly adaptable. While baskets work well here, the same open niches can be styled to suit different needs, from stacks of cookbooks to everyday crockery kept close to the prep area. For a more polished look, these spaces can even be fitted with a wine fridge, allowing the island to function just as well for entertaining as it does for daily use.

Storage-led islands are particularly effective in smaller kitchens, where space is limited. By concentrating storage at the center of the room, the island can reduce the need for walls of tall cabinetry, which can otherwise make compact kitchens feel enclosed. With storage built into the island, walls can be left clear for windows or artwork, helping the space feel lighter and more open.

While ultra-minimalist islands may work in showrooms, they often fall short in everyday settings. Jenner’s island succeeds because it reflects how kitchens are actually used. The mix of visible storage, dark wood, and traditional hardware creates a practical yet characterful focal point.

Ultimately, the design shows that good kitchens don’t hide function – they integrate it. By making storage part of the island’s visual appeal, Kendall Jenner and Heidi Caillier have created a centerpiece that is both hardworking and timeless, proving that the most successful kitchens are designed for real life.

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When most people think of storage, they focus on practicality and functionality, but in reality, storage can and should be beautiful too, adding style, texture, and personality to the spaces we live in every day. Here are my favorite kitchen storage buys that perfectly combine practicality with aesthetic appeal.

Kendall Jenner's mountain home is an eclectic paradise. Filled with vintage prints, rustic furniture and vibrant colors, it's a lesson in designing with character, meaning and plenty of intention.

While every room in the project is artfully designed, a surprisingly small detail appealed to me the most – the coffee table. Situated at the heart of the living room, I'm rethinking my coffee table styling ideas after seeing Kendall's seemingly simple yet artfully layered setup.

Decorated with stacks of vintage books, a statement floral arrangement, and antique pottery, it teaches us that layering meaningful pieces will help you master the art of a good coffee table display.

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Kendall's coffee table decor is a homage to all things vintage. Decorated with pre-loved books and artisanal pottery, these historic treasures only add to the room's lived-in charm.

The coffee table in Kendall's living room brings the space together. Purposely low-slung, it creates a lived-in, cool feel, transforming the seating area into a relaxed and comfortable nook.

Far-reaching, the vintage table is a clever choice in the space. The perfect size to hold plenty of decor, it's been decorated with stacks of vintage books, filling each corner with a thoughtful stack of editions. Each unique in cover, their striking, graphic designs contrast against the dark wood and bring a cozy, warm feel to the seating area. Intentionally scattered and stacked in small groups, the styling of the coffee table is simple but considered. This method utilizes space and allows each book to be noticed.

At the heart of the display is a thoughtful floral arrangement that frames the table beautifully. Matched by a rustic bowl, these pieces are just as crucial in adding warmth to the space. The antique pottery brings a laid-back, cozy feel that couldn't be more fitting for a living room, welcoming you to sit back, relax, and reach for a book.

Kendall's coffee table is artfully accomplished yet surprisingly simple. Featuring stacks of books in every corner and some antique pottery at the center, it's a lesson in styling your table with intention.

Few design trends rivaled color-drenching in how we decorated in 2025, but how will this evolve in the new year? Kendall Jenner has revealed the answer, in the most unexpected of spaces: Her retro Airstream on the grounds of her mountainous Wyoming home.

While the entirety of her mountain home project exudes a rare, 'grandma chic' aesthetic, her Airstream (which she affectionately named Bambi), packs the most style into the smallest space. Designed by the acclaimed Heidi Caillier, the Airstream's open-plan bedroom and kitchen area is a masterclass in rich, soulful design that mirrors its natural surroundings, and the secret lies in the extensive use of wood.

In the same way that color-drenching involves decorating a room in one color, wood-drenching envelops a space in timber, using the same or complementary wood across floors, walls, ceilings, and occasionally furniture to achieve a seamless, cocoon-like ambiance.

This approach is especially effective with natural finishes that showcase the wood grain, adding warmth and texture to the room (or Airstream, in Kendall's case). It's an organic twist on the former interior design trend – one that's set to change how we decorate in 2026, as experts explain.

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'Wood drenching works beautifully to define different areas in open-plan living spaces or to create a cosy and intimate feel in bedrooms,' comments Ian Tomlinson, Managing Director at Chaunceys Timber.

'The right choice of timber can give a space a calming, elegant character while remaining incredibly welcoming. Using reclaimed or sustainably sourced wood is also a wonderful way to add character while supporting environmentally conscious design.'

As expected, following Kendall's example comes with strategic planning, but if you choose the best timber for your environment, you can enjoy this beautiful, grounding style for long beyond 2026.

'To get it right, it is important to choose timber that is suitable for your space, particularly if you are using it on walls or ceilings,' Ian says.

'Keeping color tones and finishes consistent makes the design feel intentional and harmonious rather than mismatched. Key considerations include moisture levels, expansion gaps, and lighting. Timber will naturally expand and contract with humidity, so proper installation and acclimatisation are also essential.'

Kendall's mountain home may be ahead of the curve, but we're sure it won't be the first home we see experiment with this look in this new year, even if it is only Airstream.

What do you get when you combine modern pieces with antiques, neutrals with splashes of pattern, and warm textures with classic chintz? According to interior designers on Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTok, the answer is ‘grandma chic.’

Always one to be ahead of the latest trends, Kendall Jenner has tapped into the grandma chic aesthetic in her new, custom-built mountain getaway. The Wyoming home was created as a city escape for friends and family to gather and relax, and her stunning open-plan kitchen truly embodies that 'heart of the home' feeling. Her stylish kitchen ideas balance heritage details like antique plates and copper dishes with modern luxuries, including marble countertops and a wooden island.

In the Open Door tour of the home, Kendall explains: ‘I worked with Heidi Caillier on this house, and I feel like one of the first things I said to her was I really wanted, like, Grandma chic. I wanted the kind of explosion of patterns and fabrics and textures.’

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So what exactly does Kendall’s favored interior design trend encompass? According to design experts, it’s a mix of old and new. Jennifer Ebert, Homes & Gardens' Digital Editor, says: 'Grandma chic is an artful fusion of time-worn elegance and contemporary maximalism. It brings together rich wood panelling, romantic floral wallpapers, tartan textiles, antique-inspired artworks, and classic checkerboard tiles, all layered to evoke a sense of nostalgia infused with character, warmth, and unmistakable individuality.'

Kendall’s stylish kitchen strikes this balance perfectly. Though it incorporates elements of the cottagecore style seen throughout the home, it also feels incredibly modern. This is due to Kendall’s choice of white walls and simple Calcutta kitchen countertops.

She muses: ‘For a while, we were playing with so many ideas. Is it a color? Is it yellow? In the end, I kind of sat with it, and I was like, there's so much going on in the house that I want it to feel a little bit more neutral. So, we used the floors and the range and the details like the little curtains at the bottom of the sink and all those things as the pops of color. And I'm really happy with how it turned out.’

The modern quality of Kendall’s kitchen is also bolstered by its open plan design. This seamless flow feels contemporary, even when paired with antique wood and granny chic details.

Kendall states: ‘We wanted a really open space, hence it’s kind of connected to the family room. When building the house and kind of figuring out how we were going to get the most light, this skylight came up and I thought “how perfect in a place that snows.” The trees come through really beautifully and I think it creates such nice light in here. So that was a really genius idea on the architect and designer’s part.’

The model’s kitchen space shows that ‘granny chic’ doesn’t need to be over-the-top or super kitschy. Instead, this eclectic style borrows elements from a variety of aesthetics and can be rounded out with sleek, modern design. Surprising pops of color are just enough to take it to the next level.

For more 'granny chic' decorating inspiration, we explore 6 timeless pieces from your Grandma's kitchen you're going to want to keep – these kitchen classics will never date.

When you think of a high-fashion getaway, a vintage trailer might not be the first thing that comes to mind – unless that trailer has been reimagined by interior design maestro Heidi Caillier.

For Kendall Jenner’s Airstream Bambi, Heidi deliberately moved away from the sterile, minimalist 'Scandi-chic' so often seen in modern renovations, opting instead for a soulful, moody, and decidedly 1970s-inspired aesthetic.

The result is a masterclass in making a small guest space feel both luxurious and refreshingly unpretentious – a design approach I absolutely adore, as it signals a welcome return to fun, vibrant room color ideas and a move away from clinical minimalist decor.

The undisputed star of the interior is the custom lime green Pyrolave kitchen countertop. Pyrolave – a volcanic stone glazed at extreme temperatures – is known for its lustrous, glass-like finish and incredible durability.

In this small kitchen, the high-gloss, electric lime is a stroke of genius. The color is bold and playful, immediately suggesting a space for creativity and relaxation. This chartreuse-leaning hue nods to the iconic palettes of the 1970s, yet the premium material keeps it feeling sophisticated rather than dated. Against the darker elements of the room, the countertop glows, acting as a primary visual anchor and preventing the small cabin from feeling heavy.

To balance the vibrancy of the lime green, Heidi wrapped the Airstream’s curved walls and cabinetry in rich, dark wood tones. This creates a 'jewelry box' effect, where the deep grain of the timber offers a warm, cocoon-like embrace. Many designers might have defaulted to light oak or white paint to make the 16-foot space feel larger, but Heidi leaned into intimacy.

The dark wood provides a perfect canvas for the textured quilts, lace curtains, and that bold countertop to stand out in high relief. It’s a sophisticated nod to the wood-paneled dens and cabin decor of the mid-to-late 20th century, updated with impeccable modern craftsmanship.

Kendall’s Airstream shows that 'small' doesn’t have to mean 'safe.' By combining the warmth of dark wood with the bold playfulness of lime green stone, the design achieves a perfect harmony between nostalgic charm and modern whimsy.

It’s a reminder that the best interiors aren’t just beautiful – they’re playful. In a world dominated by greige and beige, this redesign makes a compelling case for welcoming fun and personality back into functional spaces – a color trend I hope to see continue far beyond the holidays.

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Florals, for some of us, are a constant in the home, whether it's through live flowers as decor in vases or printed cushions, wallpapers, and sofas.

When it comes to the latter, we are taking cues from Kendall Jenner, whose designer, Heidi Caillier, shared an elegant snap of the model's cozy living area, where a floral couch reigns supreme.

The cream and blue, chintz sofa adds a vintage-inspired pattern to the farmhouse-esque space, with its white-painted walls, wood panels, and nature-themed gallery wall. It's the proof we need to confidently state that the traditional print is back.

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Design experts explain that chintz decor has been a mainstay in the home since the 1600s, making it one of the most historied and enduring trends you can possibly experiment with today.

'Chintz and florals have been a recurring trend throughout the years, dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries,' says Paulina Wojas, interior designer at Stunning Chairs. 'These charmingly patterned designs were ubiquitous in the '80s, serving as prominent themes in home decor. Although the whimsical design was swapped with a more minimal aesthetic in recent decades, chintz is now making a comeback.'

Paulina explains that a statement piece like a sofa is an excellent option, but smaller accessories can be just as impactful.

'While the main characteristics of chintz remain the same, this year will see a modern spin on the traditional style,' she says. 'Vibrant patterns will still be used for an eclectic aesthetic but with a contemporary feel. This ensures the design brings nostalgia and warmth into homes without looking old-fashioned or outdated. Due to the intricate pattern of this ornate design, it doesn't require much of it to achieve a bold aesthetic. This vibrant style works well for an eclectic setting or can be complemented by softer tones and clean lines, allowing it to become the room’s focal point.'

To recreate the look, this chintz sofa from The Inside is a pretty close replica of Kendall's, while those of us who want to go for a more muted approach would be served well by this linen pillow cover from McGee & Co.

There is something utterly captivating about Kendall Jenner’s mountainside home – a retreat where color and pattern are celebrated with fearless elegance. After a year dominated by stark minimalism, stepping into this space feels like a joyful exhale. Under the masterful guidance of Heidi Caillier, Jenner has created a home that is at once playful, grounding, and deeply personal – a modern interpretation of grandma-chic that feels entirely lived-in.

I have always been drawn to daring room color ideas. Long before I pursued a career writing about interiors, I studied color theory with fascination, obsessing over the emotional resonance of each hue and the way shades interact in a space. That training informs everything I do now, and it is why Kendall’s confident, layered palette makes me sit up in awe.

From brinjal aubergine walls to chartreuse and wine-hued Zia tiles, with flashes of unexpected red appearing in nearly every room, jewel-toned blues punctuate upholstery and accessories with confidence. Each choice feels deliberate yet effortless. Pattern is woven throughout the home with equal intention – delicate florals, hand-blocked prints, and richly tactile textures creating a rhythm that feels harmonious, layered, and quietly surprising.

Heidi Caillier's design philosophy further elevates Jenner’s instincts. She believes that the soul of a home comes from layering texture, color, and pattern, drawing on heirlooms, tactile fabrics, and subtle nods to history. Her spaces are never static; they feel timeless yet playful, intimate yet elevated.

In Jenner’s mountain retreat, as shared on Architectural Digest, this approach is evident everywhere – from floral upholstery stretched across a monumental Lee Jofa sectional to vibrant tiles and statement wallpaper that nod to vintage inspiration while feeling entirely contemporary. The result is a home that feels alive, joyful, and profoundly welcoming.

What thrills me most is the sense of liberation in Kendall’s rich color palette. In a world that has leaned toward muted, restrained tones, this home is a radiant reminder of what interiors can be when color is embraced with confidence.

Every hue, every print, every carefully considered texture contributes to a space that invites lingering, conversation, and warmth. It’s a masterclass in using color and pattern not just to decorate a room, but to breathe life into it.

I can’t help but admire Kendall’s home – it’s the perfect antidote to minimalism, a place where bold, grounding color meets personality, and where thoughtful design creates a sanctuary that feels lived in, loved, and endlessly inspiring.

It’s a vivid celebration of color, a testament to the art of layering, and a reminder that the most memorable interiors are those that evoke a deep and immediate emotional response.

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For those of us who live in colder climates, patio furniture may be a distant thought; however, after seeing Kendall Jenner's Montecito ranch porch, we are inclined to start considering ideas for the spring/summer 2026 season.

Her simple garden patio idea includes warm lighting from sconces, as well as an elegant yet rustic wood bench, adorned beautifully with cream cushions.

The look further enhances the natural beauty of the sprawling surroundings, but it's a formula we can get behind regardless of location. The natural materials combined with soft illumination are a winning combination, and design experts concur.

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Wood is a truly timeless material to use for outdoor furniture, but insiders say that this coming year, it will be on the rise even more than it usually is.

'Organic materials like wood and steel will dominate the field of outdoor furniture design,' says Bo Hellberg, CMO at String Furniture and Grythyttan. 'The use of natural wood, oak, pine, or teak, oiled or untreated, brings warmth and character to spaces, while steel adds a modern edge, offering durability and a sleek aesthetic that complements the contemporary design.'

To recreate this look, look for durable and simple wood finishes. I love this armchair from Martha Stewart's Wayfair collection, which, similarly to Kendall's bench, features a woodgrain finish and cream cushion.

Alternatively, this wicker bench from Target provides some texture and a steel frame, tapping into Bo's trend prediction. Round it out with an organic wood dining table (if your space allows for one), and you have an effortlessly chic and rustic patio that will last for years to come.

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.

While I've long believed that meaningful decorating is the future of interior design, Heidi's most recent creation has made me ever more sure that eclectic design is here to stay. Transforming Kendall Jenner's mountain home into an artfully layered retreat, the space is filled with thoughtful details.

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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.

A stylish and sturdy soup pot is, dare we say, the kitchen must-have for the fall/winter season. Homemade soups are in my weekly rotation during the colder months, but I have yet to secure a pot that is as aesthetically pleasing as it is durable.

That is, until I saw Kendall Jenner's Instagram story, wherein she revealed her pot of choice is none other than Mackenzie-Childs' Courtly Check Stockpot (available at Harrods) in black and white.

The elegant pot is made of hand-glazed enamelled steel, while the bronze-rimmed accents and a domed lid give it a striking appearance. It's currently discounted as part of Harrods' site-wide sale, so we are thinking the time to buy is now (plus, it's one of the best appliances for soup season, so why would we wait?)

Known for their playful yet sophisticated designs, Mackenzie-Childs is perfect for those looking to add some visual intrigue to their kitchens.

Some other kitchenware we love includes this cherry red electric kettle, an emerald green toaster, and a sterling creamer set, all of which are available on Amazon. Below, we have rounded up some of our current favorites for easy shopping.

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It's not just you; everyone's favorite celebrities started vegetable gardening this year. From David Beckham's robust fava bean harvest in the English Cotswolds, to Pamela Anderson's growing fresh tomatoes on Vancouver Island, to Jennifer Garner's verdant Brentwood greenhouse, the homegrown farm-to-table trend is suddenly a global phenomenon.

However, long before these big names in the world of celebrity gardening even picked up a shovel, something big was already sprouting in the least likely of places: at the Kardashian home in Hidden Hills, California. In 2009, America's royal family was photographed starting a vegetable garden together.

Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe Kardashian worked with Kendall, Kylie, and Kris Jenner across multiple raised beds to plant a variety of edible crops. Many of them are easy to grow and affordable, ranging from romaine lettuce (with seeds under $5 at Amazon) to carrots (also available from Amazon in a range of colors for under $10). I'm obsessed.

The photographs are nostalgic and satisfyingly of their time (Kourtney's 2010s gladiator sandals on the raised bed? Iconic.), but they also contain interesting historical context. The family's massive smiles help to reveal why celebrities are currently adopting the vegetable gardening hobby en masse. Namely, gardening can transform people's health and bring us closer to our communities.

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The best gardener is only as good as her tools. These are our editors' picks for gardening like a pro (or even like a Kardashian).

Trends like this year's 'Martha Stewart Summer,' which embraced a slower pace of life with the value of entertaining, mirror our overall increased interest in wellness as a culture. For instance, Pinterest data shows that searches for ‘from garden-to-table’ are up +117% from last year. Vegetable gardening is not only an enjoyable hobby, but it also produces an edible product that adds fun to family gatherings.

Anna Ross, Curation Manager at Not On The High Street, explains: 'Not only is gardening a great way to escape from reality, it’s also a way to grow your own fruit and vegetables at home. More and more people are looking for ways to harvest their own fruits and vegetables as homesteading becomes popular and searches for the Martha Stewart aesthetic rise.'

She continues: 'Internally, we have seen an increase in sales of gardening products, not only for gifts but for self-purchase too, as people take to their gardens to have a breather from their everyday lives.'

As the pace of everyday life gets faster and faster, finding ways to slow down becomes increasingly important. Planting a vegetable garden is a great way to bond with family, develop patience, and experience the joy of watching something grow. Take it from the Kardashians.

Quiet luxury, similar to the 'old money' aesthetic, has been at the forefront of the fashion and design world for some time now, and this concept shows no signs of abating as we move through the years.

This trend prioritizes quality over quantity over conspicuous consumption, characterized by understated elegance – a look that comes to life in Kendall Jenner's quiet luxury living room.

The 'trend' champions subtle color palettes and luxury materials, helping to establish a look that feels wonderfully cozy, warm, and serene – a true antidote to modern, stark minimalism. However, unlike many trends, this one is arguably not a trend at all – it’s less about a specific look and more about creating an atmosphere that is timeless and evokes a feeling of understated elegance.

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'The aesthetic hones in on making every moment and every corner of your home matter and incorporating quality, well-crafted pieces that stand the test of time,' says Dayna Isom Johnson, Etsy's design and trend expert. It ties in beautifully with our love for nostalgia-core.

Jenner's Christmas living room is a wonderful example of why a sophisticated color palette and timeless decor work – and achieving the look couldn't be easier this holiday season. Beautifully decorated in a traditional green and red color scheme, Jenner's living space is a nod to Christmases past.

Decorating with red and decorating with green during the holidays has significant historical roots, representing the bounty of nature, hence the appeal it still holds in our hearts – and homes – today. These red bows, available at Amazon, are the perfect starting point for any timeless arrangement.

'There’s a quiet charm to timeless Christmas decor ideas that feels both familiar and deeply comforting,' adds Lucy Uren, creative director and founder of British online furniture and home store Rowen & Wren.

'A layered, lived-in look where heirlooms, vintage details, and childhood color schemes bring a timeless soulfulness to the home come Christmas.' There is a reason why we've always decorated with red and green at Christmas. It is a classic color combination that will never truly go out of style, and it is one that many of us keep returning to year after year – no matter what is currently in the zeitgeist.

Hanging pots and pans is a time-old tradition for making cooking easier and keeping cabinets uncluttered. This technique has appeared in some of the world's most stylish celebrity homes, from Jennifer Lopez to Victoria Beckham. Now, Kendall Jenner presents a new take on the storage method.

Kendall Jenner's vertical kitchen storage incorporates a bar that hangs in a square around her central light fixture over her island. Hooks hang down from the bar, holding a variety of copper pots and pans.

This hanging storage idea, no doubt dreamt up by her talented team at Clements Design and Waldo's Design, is brilliant. Not only does it make use of the empty space above the island that would otherwise go unused, but it also introduces an element of characterful, traditional design into the modern kitchen.

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Experts favor Jenner's method of maximizing kitchen storage for its balance of style and functionality.

For instance, Laura Watson, design expert at IKEA, always recommends display storage, especially for small kitchens. She states: 'Floating shelves and hooks can be both functional and visually appealing. Vertical storage solutions utilize otherwise wasted wall space while displaying items that reflect your personality. This also helps to keep the floor area clear, avoiding the room feeling cluttered.'

To replicate her method, start with a rail. If you have an open space above your island, you can mount the railing in the same way as seen here, as a square on the ceiling. If you have a different kitchen shape, a wall railing is a beautiful alternative. I love the look of a pot hanger over a stovetop or layered over a countertop.

To update the rails for functionality, you can add an 'S' shaped hook (like this one from Amazon) to the rails to hang the pots from. Like Kendall, you can choose copper pots to add a country kitchen look to the railing.

Hammered copper pots could also be good for adding interesting texture. Alternatively, chrome silver pots would create a more modern look.

As you consider your display, think seasonally. Copperware adds a warm, inviting feel, which pairs beautifully with the richer tones and heavier cooking associated with fall and winter. In contrast, perhaps when the lighter fare of spring and summer is on the menu, keeping frequently used stainless steel or lighter items visible might suit your flow.

Vertical storage is a wonderful way to use dead space and enhance the design of a kitchen. Kendall Jenner's space is the perfect example.

For celebrity and style maven Kendall Jenner, playing it safe with her cabinet color was never an option. Her design team – the mother-and-son duo Kathleen and Tommy Clements, along with the imaginative Waldo Fernandez – chose to take a purposeful risk, opting for a kitchen cabinet color that packs a decorative punch: teal.

This bold yet balanced hue is set to be one of the hero colors of 2026, aligning with the enduring trend for deep, personality-driven, nature-inspired shades.

Choosing a standout kitchen color involves understanding subtle nuances, but as one of the most impactful (and costly) features, a vibrant shade can pay dividends in character. Teal is an intriguing contradiction, blurring the boundaries between blue and green, and equally, between comfort and sophistication when applied to an interior scheme.

‘Decorating with teal is always a good choice. Teal is a very balanced, versatile shade that can be used to create a subtle or dramatic space, as it shifts between blue and green in varying levels of light,’ says Charlotte Cosby, head of creative at Farrow & Ball. ‘Its green undertone brings a sense of calm to a room.’

This calming, uplifting effect is rooted in nature. Tobias Lewis, head of the Valspar brand, notes, ‘Room color ideas that have a biophilic nature, such as blue and green, evoke a stress-relieving and mood-boosting atmosphere. This makes teal – a deep, cyan-green shade – ideal for rooms to wind down in.’ The urgency for comfort and relaxation, prioritized in recent years, has led to a major trend for natural, organic hues in interiors, making the kitchen – a historically busy, stress-prone space – the perfect canvas for such a tranquil color.

Ultimately, this neither-too-blue, nor-too-green shade is embraced for its enveloping warmth and ability to add character. ‘Teal is perfectly balanced; it is neither too warm nor too cool, meaning it is the ideal color to create an enveloping and intimate feel,’ sums up Ruth Mottershead, Little Greene’s creative director. She adds that for a cozy, sophisticated effect, ‘With a teal color, don’t dismiss darker shades, as when used all over, darker teal colors can exude a cozy, cocooning quality and harness the character of a room.’

As a bold color that defines structure, deep teal is predicted to be a key shade for kitchen islands and cabinetry in 2026. But if you feel brave, why not try it on your kitchen walls?

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If repainting your kitchen cabinetry isn’t on the agenda, consider introducing teal accents instead. Even a few well-chosen accessories can envelop the space in this uplifting, life-enhancing hue.

Some argue that floral patterns in the home transcend trends; however, it's indisputable that they were a particular design staple in previous decades, like the '60s and '70s. As with so many fads from the past, they have been making a major comeback lately, and many are choosing to introduce them into the home in big ways.

Take Kendall Jenner: the model recently shared a snap of her living room set-up to her Instagram page, and her flower-covered sofa is the star of the show.

Kendall's pink and green couch sits beautifully next to a low-profile, wood coffee table, where stacks of decorative books are neatly dispersed along the perimeter. A vase of fresh flowers ties everything together. It's officially the blueprint for fantastic floral decor ideas.

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According to design experts, introducing retro-inspired florals into the home is a strategic process, wherein styling is crucial to making these pieces look modern rather than dated.

'We all know and love '70s floral and geometric prints,' explains Hannah Thistlethwaite, interior expert at Heals. 'Often garish and bold, these prints can very quickly make a modern home look dated, so incorporating them has to be done with care. The trick is to go small. Adding in small pops of the popular prints is a subtle and tasteful way to nod to the '70s trend. Things such as wall art are a great way to invite playful patterns into a space without being overwhelming.'

We can see that Kendall has balanced out her floral sofa with natural materials, such as the wood coffee table and a collection of books. Hannah says that opting for one statement piece is definitely the way to go when it comes to floral decor.

She continues, 'If you are feeling brave and want to go a little bolder, then a printed rug with a muted colour palette can also work, just keep this as the focal point of the room and avoid adding any more patterns that could make the space feel busy and chaotic.'

Spring is officially here, and with this sweet new season we are daydreaming of tea parties on patios. Naturally, this means we are on the hunt for the perfect tea party accessories, and we have a chic tea pot on our radar thanks to Kendall Jenner.

The model's choice of teapot is a far cry from the traditional ceramic model; instead, she opts for a sleek, glass iteration – and it's under $20 on Amazon.

As seen on Poosh, Kourtney Kardashian's lifestyle platform, the teapot is what Kendall likes to make her apple tea in, and we love how the transparent glass material gives the object a contemporary look. It's one of the best nontoxic appliances you can introduce to your kitchen, and it comes with approval from our kitchen editor, just to make it even sweeter.

'There’s a strong case to be made for clear teapots like Kendall’s. With their sleek, contemporary aesthetic aside, they make your tea preparation experience simpler. You can see exactly when your tea is brewed to perfection and keep track of how much you have left, great for entertaining,' comments Homes & Gardens' kitchen editor, Lydia Hayman.

'I’m obsessed with making homemade herbal teas, and I recently bought these glasses (on Amazon) that are similar to Kendall’s. They're ideal for my iced tea infusions, so I can see why she loves it, too.'

Kendall's teapot comes fitted with a removable metal infuser, perfect for loose-leaf and fruity teas like Kendall's. It's also microwave, stovetop, and dishwasher safe, making it simple to heat and clean.

The ergonomic handle and bamboo lid have a bohemian feel, and would pair well with other natural materials like linen napkins or wood coasters. Of course, you can also tap into the glass look even more by coordinating the tea pot with double-walled glass mugs, or a clear tea organizer. Apart from being stylish and modern, glass accessories are also quite practical for storing items, allowing for full visibility of their innards.

Below, shop some of our favorite transparent tea accessories.

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Hanging pots and pans is a time-old tradition for making cooking easier and keeping cabinets uncluttered. The technique has appeared in some of the world's most stylish celebrity homes, from Jennifer Lopez to Victoria Beckham. Now, Kendall Jenner presents a new take on the storage method.

Kendall Jenner's hanging pot storage incorporates a bar that hangs in a square around her central light fixture over her island. Hooks hang down from the bar, holding a variety of copper pots and pans. This hanging storage idea, no doubt dreamt up by her talented team at Clements Design and Waldo's Design, is brilliant.

Not only does it make use of the empty space above the island that would otherwise go unused, but it also introduces an element of characterful, traditional design into the modern kitchen.

Experts favor Jenner's method of maximizing kitchen storage for its balance of style and functionality. For instance, Laura Watson, design expert at IKEA always recommends display storage, especially for small kitchens. She states: 'Floating shelves and hooks can be both functional and visually appealing. Vertical storage solutions utilize otherwise wasted wall space while displaying items that reflect your personality. This also helps to keep the floor area clear, avoiding the room feeling cluttered.'

To replicate her method, start with a rail. If you have an open space above your island, you can mount the railing in the same way seen here as a square on the ceiling. If you have a different kitchen shape, a wall railing is a beautiful alternative. I love the look of a pot hanger over a stovetop or layered over a countertop. To update the rails for functionality, you can add an 'S' shaped hook to the rails to hang the pots from. Like Kendall, you can choose copper pots to add a country kitchen look to the railing. Hammered copper pots could also be good for adding interesting texture. Alternatively, chrome silver pots would create a more modern look.

Vertical storage is a wonderful way to use dead space and enhance the design of a kitchen. Kendall Jenner's space is the perfect example.

A self-care routine that makes your house smell better, and invites beauty sounds too good to be true. Kendall Jenner, however, makes this fantasy a reality in her California home.

The model shared her home fragrance routine in this year's Poosh Gift guide, lauding the merits of the Walden Mesa Palo Santo set. She states: 'Meditation is such an important part of my self-care routine, and palo santo really helps set a calming mood. I love how beautiful and functional this set is, and I can’t wait to gift it to friends and family to elevate their rituals.'

Long beyond the holidays, you'll want to use the wood burner as a coffee table styling idea. It's made up of a black square base, with a smaller platform above, designed to hold the palo santo while it's burning. Its shape is sculptural and unique and could easily be used to offset the blockiness of coffee table books. The device aids wellness, smells amazing, and elevates design all in one.

We’ve been reporting on wellness as an interior design trend for about a year. From stylish saunas, to design-led cold plunges and even free weights that double as sculptures, we’ve spotted mental-health improvers as decor across some of the world’s most beautiful homes. Wellness accoutrements are no longer something to hide, but something to make beautiful.

Megan Slack, head of celebrity style explains: ‘As wellness culture has moved into the mainstream as a larger and larger phenomenon, it just makes sense that it’s extended to interior design as well. Options like Kendall’s palo santo holder make it easy to tap into this look without installing an entire structure on the home.’

Jenner’s take on the trend is especially appealing because it also taps into the principles of home fragrance. Slack continues, ‘The way that palo santo infuses your entire home with a warm, smoky scent is the perfect way to create a “signature scent” alongside your meditation routine. You can burn the wood alongside other scents for a unique sensory experience. I would love to see this in someone’s living room, or it would be great in a bedroom.’

For a similar sensory experience, we've turned to incense for decades. Here are some of our current favorites, perfect for meditation or just a quiet evening this January.

If you're a design aficionado who is also interested in taking your wellness more seriously this year, Kendall's recommendation is a great place to start. You don't have to be into meditation to appreciate the benefits of fragrance and design.

It's rare that a design looks both on-trend and timeless, but Kendall Jenner nails the balance in her outdoor Christmas decor. She achieves perfection by combining classic evergreen garlands with trending red bows.

The model's outdoor Christmas decor idea is incredibly simple. She starts with evergreen wreaths on the gates and walls surrounding her home. She then adorns them with large red bows that match the climbing plants on her home to blend into the California surroundings. On the edge of the driveway, her design team parked a cream vintage Chevy truck and filled it with small Christmas trees and snaking garlands. The whole design is beautiful, but the bows really make the look.

The accessory is right in line with Christmas decor trends. Rhiannon Masters, interior designer and Head of Brand at Piglet in Bed states: 'Bows have always been a fashionable choice, but they made a real comeback last year as a popular accessory. This year, they’ve made a huge impact in interior design, and linen bows are becoming a sought-after home decor accent—especially around the festive season. People love the idea of placing bows and ribbons on their Christmas trees, but some are taking it a step further by adding large bows to their wreaths for a little extra flair this festive season.'

What made decorating with bows popular in 2024? It was the auspicious collision of our current moment in fashion and culture. Masters states: 'Bows are a key part of the coquette trend, which spiked in searches in January and February of this year. This trend is all about an ultra-feminine aesthetic, with lace, pearls, and delicate details becoming prominent. One element that’s sticking around is bows.' The week before Christmas she reported: 'In fact, this week, bows are seeing their highest search volume on Google worldwide in the last five years, with 4 million searches in the last month.'

In Jenner's design, the timeliness of the bows is grounded in traditional Christmas decor. To emulate the look, I recommend starting with something simple and classic, like an evergreen garland, and then adding bows on top. You could also do this with a simple Christmas tree, where bows can become ornaments or a tree topper.

Decorating for the holidays works best when you combine both the familiar and the strange for a unique look that captures the energy of your home. In Kendall Jenner's home, it's chic and classic.

We all want our bedroom to act as a calming haven at the end of a long day, and when you're a busy, high-profile member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, you take your sleep sanctuary very seriously indeed.

Kendall Jenner's bedroom in her Mulholland Estates home is exactly the peaceful, minimalist space you'd expect, right down to the intentional styling of her nightstand. The curated vignette is visually calming, but besides its aesthetic beauty, sleep experts say it could teach us a vital lesson about the importance of a minimalist, clutter-free nightstand.

If the surface next to your bed is currently host to dirty mugs, paperwork, or empty food or cosmetic packets, take Jenner's bedside table idea as a sign to rethink your tabletop. After all, a tidy space really does equal a tidy mind.

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Jenner is the epitome of the viral 'clean-girl' aesthetic, so it's hardly surprising that her minimalist bedroom is the interior design equivalent. The earthy, tonal space feels so serene with its arched doorway, wooden beams, and sumptuous taupe scheme, all of which offer a delicate contrast to her black nightstand.

For most of us, the bedside table is something of an afterthought, but that's clearly not the case for Jenner. Instead, the dark, elegant piece of furniture acts as a great focal point in her warm-beige bedroom.

'The understated design seamlessly ties in the dark curtain rod and wooden ceiling beams, adding a grounding element to the space,' explains interior designer Elana Mendelson. 'Its rectilinear form contrasts beautifully with the soft, inviting curves of the bed and lounge chair, creating a dynamic interplay of shapes.'

Jenner's eye for styling is evident, too, with the blue table lamp and a small vase of burgundy foliage offering a delicate splash of color in the otherwise neutral room. According to Elana, simple touches like these add character and soften a space. 'The result is a space that feels thoughtfully curated yet effortlessly comfortable,' she says.

But there's more to a minimalist nightstand than aesthetics alone. A visually clean, clutter-free tabletop could actually help us to sleep better – according to science.

'Having a minimalist, clutter-free nightstand can make a surprising difference in how well you relax before bed,' explains Dr. Shelby Harris, Director of Sleep Health at Sleepopolis. 'When your space feels calm and organized, your mind is more likely to follow suit, helping you unwind after a busy day. '

A cluttered nightstand, on the other hand, can trigger anxiety or distractions before sleep. If you lay your eyes on paperwork at night, for example, you're unlikely to relax. 'Stick to just the essentials – like a small lamp, a good book, or maybe a glass of water,' says Dr Harris. 'Keeping things simple creates a sleep-friendly vibe and helps set the tone for a restful night.'

It seems that Jenner's showroom-worthy nightstand is more than just a pretty face. Minimalist nightstand styling is, in fact, the answer to a more serene, sleep-inducing space that results in a better night's rest. If there was ever a reason to give your bedside table a tidy-up, this was it.

Quiet luxury, also known as 'old money' style, has been at the forefront of the fashion and design world for some time now, but as we begin 2025, this concept shows no signs of abating. The trend that prioritizes quality over quantity over conspicuous consumption is characterized by understated elegance – a look that comes to life in Kendall Jenner's quiet luxury Christmas living room.

Quiet luxury champions subtle color palettes, and luxury materials, and can help to establish a look that feels wonderfully cozy, warm, and serene – a true antidote to modern, stark minimalism.

However, unlike many trends we see, this one is arguably not even a trend at all – it’s less about a specific look and more about creating an atmosphere that is timeless and evokes a feeling of understated elegance.

'The aesthetic hones in on making every moment and every corner of your home matter and incorporating quality, well-crafted pieces that stand the test of time,' says Dayna Isom Johnson, Etsy's design and trend expert. It ties in beautifully with our love for nostalgia-core.

Jenner's Christmas living room is a wonderful example of why a sophisticated color palette and timeless decor work – and achieving the look couldn't be easier this season.

Beautifully decorated in a traditional green and red color scheme, Jenner's living space is a nod to Christmases past. Decorating with red and decorating with green during the holidays has significant historical roots, and represents the bounty of nature, hence the appeal it still holds in our hearts – and homes – today.

'There’s a quiet charm to traditional Christmas decor ideas that feels both familiar and deeply comforting,' adds Lucy Uren, creative director and founder of British online furniture and home store Rowen & Wren. 'A layered, lived-in look where heirlooms, vintage details, and childhood color schemes bring a timeless soulfulness to the home come Christmas.'

There is a reason why we've always decorated with red and green at Christmas. It is a classic color combination that will never truly go out of style, and it is one that many of us keep returning to year after year – no matter what is currently in the zeitgeist.

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Christmas decor extends well beyond the tree (though it is arguably the centerpiece of holiday stylings). An underrated yet impactful spot for seasonal decor, however, is a mantelpiece, and we have the perfect source of inspiration.

Kendall Jenner shared a photo of her decorative corner on her Instagram page, and we love her traditional approach to styling a mantel. The model and reality TV star opted to drape her white mantel with an over-flowing green garland, which is interwoven with string lights. It creates a uniform appearance with the tree, which is placed next to the mantel.

Additionally, she has added pops of red with some hung stockings decorated with nostalgic holiday imagery. Paired with the tree, the room is a masterclass in Christmas decor, but we admit, the mantel is enough to impress individually.

While the overflowing look is somewhat maximalist (yet remains traditonal), it's refreshingly easy to recreate. Thick garlands, lights, and bright red stockings make up the base of the decor – so these items make a perfect starting point. We also recommend adding ever-popular bows for a touch of whimsy or introducing some pre-lit garlands to minimize the fuss of setting up.

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Alongside thick, overflowing garlands, award-winning interior designer Tara Rodrigues suggests adding natural elements to your fireplace mantle to create a warm, cozy, and grounded atmosphere.

'Eucalyptus and Holly are marvelous for both color and fragrance. Adding a couple of nice twigs on a mantelpiece with some baubles on ribbons [much like the one above] or fishing wire makes for a simple and cost-effective festive glow-up,' she notes. 'I also love using small logs or bark slices as candle stands or decorative accessories to add a rustic charm. Dried Citrus and Cinnamon Sticks smell amazing when paired with candles or garlands.'

What do Kendall Jenner, Khloe Kardashian, and Hailey Bieber have in common? In addition to being some of the biggest celebrity names in modern cultural discourse, these women all use the same kettle. The Fellow Stagg Gooseneck Kettle has gained a cult following for its superior functionality and stylish design. It's appeared on Oprah's list, on Jennifer Lawrence's wedding registry, and in Amy Schumer's home, in addition to Jenner, Kardashian, and Bieber's kitchens. One look and it's clear why.

The matte kettle has an instantly striking, Scandinavian-style design that would complement any kitchen. The tall, bell-shaped body is satisfyingly round, with a narrow and elegant gooseneck spout spouting from the side. It's a striking contrast. On the other side, an open, ergonomic handle inspires a feeling of wanting to reach out and grab it. Its square base is grounding and stylish.

However, lest you think it is all aesthetics, the kettle's star-studded past is not limited to its use by celebrities like Jenner and Bieber: the Fellow Stagg Kettle is beloved by experts, appearing on H&G's list of best electric kettles of 2024. Listed as the 'best gooseneck kettle,' the Stagg has a built-in brew stopwatch and can be temperature-adjusted depending on what you are making. It also keeps water hot for over an hour, making it easy to brew coffee and then return later for more.

The kettle is also beloved for its versatility. Experts love the way it can be used to brew coffee as well as its tea-making features. In the best kettles review, Millier Fender, the head of reviews at Homes & Gardens, says. 'You don't need the best pour-over coffee maker to make a quality cup of coffee. All you need is a bag of beans and the Fellow Stagg Electric Gooseneck Kettle.'

She continues, 'Gooseneck kettles feature long, narrow spouts that arch upwards from the kettle base. They're designed to slow the water flow and promote a controlled pour. With a gooseneck kettle, you can concentrate the water flow and distribute it evenly across your cup, allowing your coffee beans to bloom without burning.'

Given its countless fabulous features and futuristic look, it's no surprise that Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, and Khloé Kardashian would want to feature the iconic Fellow Stagg Kettle in their coffee stations.

Kendall Jenner’s design team – the mother-and-son duo Kathleen and Tommy Clements, plus the inimitable Waldo Fernandez – wanted to take a risk when they curated this kitchen for their superstar client. 

Choosing a kitchen cabinet color comes with many nuances to overcome and understand. Neutrals aren’t for everyone, and the sizeable cost of a new kitchen shouldn’t dictate that you play it safe. More often than not, it pays to use a color that packs a decorative punch. Teal, a color currently riding a renaissance, was the ideal choice for Jenner's kitchen.

Kendall Jenner's teal kitchen cabinet color is an interesting contradiction, blurring the boundaries between blue and green, and equally between fun and sophistication when added to an interior scheme.

‘Teal is a very balanced, versatile shade that can be used to create a subtle or dramatic space, as it shifts between blue and green in varying levels of light,' Charlotte Cosby, head of creative at Farrow & Ball. 'Its green undertone brings a sense of calm to a room.’

But why does decorating with teal uplift and calm in equal measure? Tobias Lewis, head of the Valspar brand, has a theory that links the shades found in the natural world to the recent global pandemic. ‘Room color ideas that have a biophilic nature, such as blue and green, evoke a stress-relieving and mood-boosting atmosphere. This makes teal – a deep, cyan-green shade – ideal for rooms to wind down in, including the bedroom and living room.' 

However, that is not to say we wouldn't use teal in the kitchen. In fact, this busy, family space is the perfect place for such a stress-relieving color. Spending more time at home than usual after the past few years has made us prioritize comfort and relaxation more than ever before. This has led to trends in natural and organic hues, in our interiors.

Ultimately, we embrace this neither too blue, nor too green shade into our homes and our hearts because of the way it makes us feel. Character and warmth are the key goals in creating an inviting home. 

‘Teal is perfectly balanced; it is neither too warm nor too cool, meaning it is the ideal color to create an enveloping and intimate feel,’ sums up Ruth Mottershead, Little Greene’s creative director. ‘With a teal color, don’t dismiss darker shades, as when used all over, darker teal colors can exude a cozy, cocooning quality and harness the character of a room.’

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If painting your kitchen cabinetry is not on the agenda, you can introduce teal accessories to envelop your space with this powerful and life-enhancing color instead. 

It's no secret that well-planned, ambient light can instantly transform an interior space. Setting the mood and lending a cozy feel to any space, layered lighting is one of the most sought-after elements of a successful design scheme. We're all familiar with the classic lighting setups, from chandeliers to sconces and table lamps to overheads. But celebrities, often one step ahead in terms of trends, are introducing unique, characterful lighting into their homes – and these fixtures don't fit into classic categories.

Model and reality star Kendall Jenner's home features a warm, oval-shaped fixture that exudes ambient light throughout the entire space. Emitting pink light, the wall-mounted light (seen in the third photo of the carousel below) is just one example of the emerging celebrity lighting trend that designers love.

Calling the lighting design movement 'a new take on wall sculptures,' the experts say there's much to admire about these characterful takes on lighting a space.

Interior experts say this whimsical take on lighting a home makes clever use of wall space, and adds a touch of artistry. Though also perfect to include within a gallery wall or feature on its own in a central location of the living room, Kendall's light fixture is placed in a strategic location.

'The elegant shape of this light fixture works beautifully with the soft archways that define Kendall's space. A statement on its own, the piece benefits from the room's otherwise simplistic design scheme. Warm lighting also makes a home feel more welcoming and inviting, making this piece a smart choice in many respects,' says Homes & Gardens editor Jennifer Ebert.

Kendall's space proves that there's much more to lighting a space than picking out fixtures – it's all about complementing the rest of your design scheme and creating an inviting atmosphere you won't want to leave. And when the lighting you pick is a piece of art in its own right, you're left with an elevated, chic design scheme that'll impress guests and make your home feel more like you.

'Using unexpected wall lighting as both a source of illumination and a way to add visual interest to your walls is a really clever decor trick,' says interior designer Kathy Kuo. 'The effect is that of the wall being filled really intentionally, but in a way that doesn't overwhelm the eye.'

In another stunning example of this burgeoning celebrity trend – though a much more rustic rendition – Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds incorporated a trellis-like light feature into their Tribeca apartment's living space. Behind a cozy gray sectional, a grid-shaped sculpture with affixed light bulbs illuminates the space with a warm glow. Alongside a large piece of artwork and a wooden coffee table (complete with an in-progress jigsaw puzzle), it offers a fitting finishing touch for a comfort-forward living room.

'Ambient lighting, such as that provided by the trellis decor, significantly enhances a living room's overall look and feel. This type of lighting creates a warm and welcoming environment, perfect for relaxation and social gatherings. It casts a soft, diffused glow that eliminates harsh shadows and creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere,' says Nina Lichtenstein, founder and principal designer at her eponymous firm.

'The downward-hanging bulbs from the trellis add layers of light that can highlight specific areas or features of the room, contributing to a well-balanced and aesthetically pleasing space. By incorporating such ambient lighting, the Reynolds' living room achieves a harmonious blend of functionality and style, making it a comfortable and visually appealing sanctuary,' she continues.

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Get creative with your space's lighting scheme, using unique shapes and diffused light sources, for a charming look that's fit for your unique taste and style. Whether you opt for a nearly neon look like Kendall, or an inviting rustic look like Blake and Ryan, eclectic lighting is sure to level up your living space.

Kendall Jenner's stylish white living room is anything but boring. Though neutrals feature heavily in the socialite's space, she uses varied materials to add visual interest to the room.

Jenner's living room idea, created by Clements Design, is awash with a mix of materials. The dark floors are upholstered in a soft white rug. Boucle chairs and a sofa surround a marble coffee table. On the wall, wooden painted panels create a gorgeous, naturally inspired contrast to the modernity of the space. This piece of art grounds and centers the space.

Art experts laud how Kendall has decorated her living room walls. Katharine Earnhardt, Founder of Mason Lane Art Advisory states: 'Clements Design selected a piece that certainly highlights the height in the space and nods to the organic surrounding design elements. More importantly though, if Kendall connects with the piece - its materiality, structure, story, and the characters shown in it, then that makes it perfectly suited for this intimate social area of her living room.'

Furthermore, the choice of a wooden piece particularly compliments Kendall's neutral living room. 'Wood has a softer look and feel that creates a warm, welcoming energy, which is particularly appealing in the home,' Earnhardt says. She continues, 'Many artists who work with wood also consider the story of the wood and how it can be repurposed. This fuels their artistic practice and informs how and what they create.

Choosing art for your home can be difficult, but following the guidance laid out by Kendall's space makes it much easier. Earnhardt tells Homes & Gardens: 'Select artwork that connects with you on a personal level. Instead of considering whether you love it or hate it, consider whether it's interesting to you. This exercise enables you to develop a greater awareness for what makes you tick. If you acquire works aligned with that understanding, you'll end up with meaningful pieces that speak to you in the long term.'

Glen Hardwick-Bruce, expert at Art world advisory group adds: 'When choosing art for a living room, it's important to consider the overall aesthetic and function of the space.' He continues, 'Choose artwork that complements the existing decor style. For example, a modern living room might benefit from contemporary art, while a traditional space might suit classic paintings or prints. Take measurements of the wall space where the art will be displayed and choose pieces that fit well proportionally. Oversized artwork can make a bold statement, while smaller pieces can be grouped together for visual interest.'

He concludes, 'Ultimately, choose artwork that speaks to you personally. Whether it's a favorite artist, a meaningful subject, or simply a piece that brings you joy, selecting art that you love will enhance your enjoyment of the living room.'

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Unique, personalized pieces are what makes Kendall Jenner's living room feel so comforting and cozy. Vintage pieces that incorporate natural materials will lend a similar feel.

Kendall Jenner's space is more evidence that decorating to the beat of your own drummer can never be a bad thing. When you choose decor that you love, the effects can be amazing.

With Kendall Jenner's position as one of the industry's most famous supermodels (and her place in, arguably, one of the most talked-about families in the world) comes the inevitable need for a soothing, therapeutic home. Thankfully, however, Jenner's Calabasas retreat fits the bill perfectly. Her secret? Neutral colors.

While decorating with neutrals has its calming (and eternally versatile) qualities, there is a risk that this palette can sometimes feel boring when not styled thoughtfully. There are many ways to ensure our neutral rooms remain interesting – with many often opting for layered textures and accessories such as artworks and statement indoor plants. Jenner, however, has chosen the most comforting solution of all: curved furniture.

Jenner's living room, curated by the interior design team Clements Design and Waldo Fernandez, utilizes curved furnishings, most notably her curved sofa and circular marble table that, together, add playful interest to the space. However, as designers explain, there's more to curved furnishings than their good looks.

'Semi-circular or curved furniture like coffee tables, kitchen islands, and large dining tables embody elegance and boldness. They add playfulness to the interior, and their non-standard silhouettes allow them to depart from the usual strict straight lines,' comments designer Natasha Frolova. These furnishings have fallen in and out of style over recent centuries, but, in recent seasons, they've enjoyed a revival (yes, even before we spotted one in Jenner's living room).

'The popularity of curved lines is influenced by several factors: The revival of retro styles, especially from the 60s and 70s, the desire to connect with nature, and the growing recognition of interior design as an antidote to stress,' Frolova comments.

'The right design can provide a sense of comfort and security – this is especially true for remote workers. The surest way to achieve this is to have as few corners as possible! Hence the desire for streamlined, comfortable shapes.'

Alongside its aesthetic and calming benefits, designers also praise curved furniture for its functional qualities – with curved sofas (like Jenner's) particularly favored for its sociable qualities.

'Curved furniture can become a focal point with unusual chairs or tables, but another big benefit is functionality. Curved sofas, in particular, are known for their comfort and ability to promote privacy. A rounded seating area creates a cozy atmosphere conducive to conversation and relaxation, making curved sofas ideal for living rooms, lounges, or other public spaces and private interiors,' Frolova says.

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The Kardashian-Jenner clan is known for their refined-yet-bold approach to life, whether it be through their personal style or their interiors. When it comes to the latter, modern luxury is the common thread between the celebrity sisters, and this week, we've been eyeing Kendall Jenner's all-white living area.

The model and 818 Tequila founder posted a photo recently dressed in her Easter best (a flowy white dress), which perfectly matched her greige boucle sofa, carpet, and white lamp.

Apart from a large statement painting behind her, the space is entirely cream and white. This monochrome look is a timeless trend for a living space, and in white, it particularly creates a calming ambiance. In all their beauty, white living rooms can be seen as safe and (we dare say) boring – but Jenner's use of textures and, of course, the injection of artwork ensure her space is anything but dull and clinical. And, of course, these hues come with designer approval that isn't set to waver. 

'All-white schemes are a sought-after choice for those yearning for a fresh and serene space,' explains James Scaife, director at Olson and Baker. 'The color white creates an illusion of spaciousness, expanding even the smallest rooms and infusing them with an airy feel. Acting as a versatile blank canvas, white allows effortless coordination with any decor style. Not only this, but it also provides flexibility for future design changes.'

Scaife notes that one of white's key properties is its ability to reflect light, resulting in a bright, sun-filled, and inviting atmosphere.

'All-white interiors foster a sense of tranquility and cleanliness,' he states. 'They establish a serene sanctuary for relaxation and rejuvenation. Conversely, it leaves you with the opportunity to add colorful accents and statement pieces, too. This allows you to add personal touches and create captivating focal points.'

To uphold this clean appearance, Scaife recommends investing in some white storage solutions so that clutter is tucked away and the space feels as expansive as possible.

'These can contribute to cohesive and organized space planning, all while enhancing the room's bright and spacious ambiance,' he says. And, if it's good enough for Jenner, we're not going to argue with that.

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Below, we've rounded up some white living room essentials that can make even the smallest of spaces feel expansive and serene. We particularly love the Boucle Loveseat that's almost identical to the one in Jenner's space. 

Of all the spaces around the home, the bedroom is perhaps the hardest to style. In this space, sleep is key, and often, that can influence the colors and spaces we use to decorate. 

Subtle neutrals, including off-whites, creams, and earthy browns, are among the most favored hues for promoting a good night's sleep – meaning we're often left with the question of how to keep our spaces interesting. The answer, however, may be found in Kendall Jenner's bedroom – or rather, her hygge-inspired decorating technique.

Jenner keeps her therapeutic bedroom color palette interesting by inspiring the use of varying textures, all of which tap into the hygge aesthetic. Hygge, a term in Danish and Norwegian, translates to cozy, contented mood that celebrates comfort and conviviality, and in Jenner's case, it's possible through her soft furnishings. 

While Jenner's bedroom is predominantly cream, the supermodel has incorporated a range of textures – from the soothing mid-century accent chair to the decorative rug and curtains gathering on the dark wooden floor. The hygge space is a celebration of neutrals, but it's far from boring, and it contributes to a better night's sleep. 

'Creating a hygge bedroom ultimately means creating a space that brings you peace and stillness. The bedroom is arguably the room that would benefit from this the most as it’s the room you relax in, and the more relaxed you are, the better you sleep,' begins Joanna Ross, the general manager of design at Sheridan. The slumber expert expands on the importance of layering and how this can help us sleep better. 

'One of my favorite ways to achieve hygge in the bedroom is by layering. Think cushions and throws that add warmth and texture,' she says.

'You can have a lot of fun with contrasting different materials, which makes your bed the focal point of the room. My only advice is don’t go overboard with the cushions or decorative elements. Less can be perfect in your pursuit of rest and relaxation. Just stick with a very select edit focusing on tactility and comfort.'

As mentioned, decorating with neutrals, much like Jenner, is the perfect starting point when tapping into the hygge aesthetic – but that doesn't mean we should limit our color palette. 

'The best color schemes to build upon for a hygge look are soft neutrals. It makes sense, if you think about it, that nature-derived colors are key to a cozy and relaxed environment. Don’t let this stop you from experimenting with other colors to personalize your space, though,' Ross notes.

'Soft greens, blues, lavenders, and pinks are all great complimentary options. Another tip is to incorporate natural materials into your layers and then build accents with  plants, seashells, or wooden features – bringing the outside in helps to make the space feel more inviting.'

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We can get the look with these picks below. Though Kendall's LED light is not in the main bedroom shot, it is visible in the third photo on her image carousel, because the bedroom is not the only inspiring space in her home.

When it comes to luxury lifestyle, the Kardashian-Jenner clan is at the top of their class in home style. It's no surprise, then, that even everyday objects and appliances have (literally) been turned to gold.

Kylie Jenner posted a photo on Instagram, posing in sister Kendall's simple but refined bathroom, which includes gold-framed flower photos and beige linen curtains. The bathtub, however, is hard to miss, with its solid gold materials.

While Kendall's tub is (naturally) made of solid gold, we're here for a unique, metallic tub or even subtle, shimmery decals in the bathroom space, such as picture frames or a silver spout. Designers agree that this trend can elevate a luxury bathroom space.

'Metallic touches in the bathroom are hugely fashionable at the moment and give a real sense of getting back to base materials,' says Phil Etherden, Managing Director at The Albion Bath Company. 'Luxurious burnished bath finishes are a popular option for anyone looking for a solid, industrial warehouse look and make a stylish focal point.'

Not just a design trend for modern luxury homes, metallics are surprisingly versatile and can fit into a range of homes, from urban to pastoral.

'They also look surprisingly at home in more traditional schemes, and I have seen them work really well in country houses, where the bronze or gold finishes have been paired with bold floral wallpapers or simple striped wallpapers to give an opulent feel,' says Phil.

Overall, the bathroom is the perfect place to try out new styles and trends, even in the most minimalist home. 'People seem to be experimenting more with pattern and color again in the bathroom, which is great to see as the results can be really stunning,' says Phil.

We understand, a gold bathtub is not the easiest of investments. However, we can still tap into a Kendall-worthy space with these picks below (but yes, of course, there's still a tub for good measure). 

Good glassware can make a significant impact in a home bar. When designing a bar space, you may be thinking about colors, the storage of spirits, and materials, but glassware feels like an afterthought. Kendall Jenner's home bar turns this setup on its head by boldly featuring her glasses, coupes, and flutes for an ultra-sophisticated, shimmery effect. The supermodel's bar features open-concept black shelves backed with black and white marble to match the bar's surface. Kendall's glassware against the marble brings a unique glow and luxurious ambiance to her space.

Kendall's home bar design celebrates the beautiful simplicity of her glassware. Jennifer Ebert, digital editor at Homes & Gardens says, 'Open shelving is a great option for a home bar. In Kendall's space, the marble backsplash and black shelves look sleek and luxurious. Having every type of glassware out on these shelves only enhances the sophisticated feel of the space, giving it an elevated, old-world charm.'

On the topic of featuring cocktail glasses, John Cutts, glass expert and founder of MeandMyGlass adds: 'At-home bars look great when there are some bar utensils on display. Having things like glasses, drinks, and cocktail sets on display can add to the atmosphere of the area.' Kendall's glasses remind us that this is a space for socializing, relaxing, and entertaining.

Experts further agree that the built-in shelving Kendall has chosen is a great option for a small home bar. John says, 'If you don’t have the space for a cabinet or table then build a bar using wall-mounted shelves. This can be much more affordable than designing a full bar.' We see this in Kendall's bar, where the built-in shelves take the storage vertically for a stylish space-saving hack.

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Whether you have a massive bar room or just a bar cart, displaying beautiful glassware in a well-planned manner can seriously elevate your at-home drinking experience. Best of all, everything is at your fingertips to make one of Kendall's elegant chai-tinis at the drop of a hat.

Kendall Jenner's Mediterranean-style home is dressed for the holidays, and her decorations stay true to her pared-back style – with one exception. 

While the majority of her space follows a natural, organic aesthetic (to complement her neutral furnishings), Kendall's Christmas tree resuscitates a retro decorating technique no stranger to controversy: tinsel. 

The model's home may seem like the last place where we might expect to see this vintage quirk, especially considering the overwhelmingly modern style exhibited around her living space. However, this hasn't stopped Kendall from adorning her tree with an abundance of gold tinsel – a look that follows the 'same theme' as every Christmas prior. 

'The theme is the same as it is every year – Christmas cheer,' she told Poosh. 'All of the Christmas dolls next to the tree are from my mom and grandmother.'

Tinsel, arguably the most controversial of all Christmas decorations, knows how to divide opinion. In the 1950s, tinsel was so popular that it was used more than Christmas lights (because they were seen as less of a fire hazard). However, as lights have become safer, tinsel's popularity has wavered. 

Of 500 people surveyed by YouGov, a quarter (25 percent) admitted they had negative or very negative feelings towards tinsel despite it still making Christmas trends. But if anyone can convince us otherwise, it's Kendall's tasteful twist on the vintage feature (especially since it's already won over some decorating experts).

'An inexpensive but festive classic, tinsel can often be found all over the home to bring that extra sparkle,' comments Woods Furniture's Charlie English.

According to Charlie, tinsel omits a 'fun and carefree' energy that looks lighthearted on our Christmas tree and mantel. However, it has its place in the dining room, too. 

'For those who decide that tinsel will make its way from the tree to the dinner table and around the chairs ahead of Christmas dinner, you’re probably in for fun festivities. Your family decided they don’t want to conform to contemporary traditions as more is always more, and this is the best time of year to let your hair down.'

Do we need no more convincing? We're picking up some Kendall-style gold tinsel and other last-minute Christmas decor inspired by her Los Angeles abode below.

It is already no secret that Kendall Jenner has one of the most tranquil homes in Los Angeles – comprising soothing neutrals, earthy materials, and rustic lemon trees. It is only fitting, therefore, that her Christmas decorations follow suit.  

The model dressed her Mediterranean-style abode for the holidays with a Christmas tree and a naturally-hued garland hanging from her mantel. Both the tree and garland exhibit organic tones and, despite their style, don't overwhelm the neutral room – proving that it's possible to mark the holiday without sacrificing style. 

Instead of experimenting with an array of glittery colors, Kendall has ensured her Christmas decorations follow a traditional palette – featuring primarily gold and red lights and ornaments on the dark green tree and garland. This allows the textures of the leaves to do most of the talking while simultaneously complementing the room's rustic Mediterranean aesthetic. 

Kendall Jenner, like many of us, enjoys decorating with neutrals around eleven months of the calendar, so why should that need to change for the holidays? The model's ability to decorate tastefully while still celebrating the season is a reminder that it's possible to do both, and designer Keely Smith agrees. 

'When it comes to adding Christmas decor to a room with neutral tones that aren't used to bold colors, there are some techniques I've found very effective,' she comments. And her advice translates to homes of every size beyond Los Angeles. 

First off, focus on special accent pieces instead of just piling stuff around. One showstopper item, like a cool couch or light fixture, will draw people in better than a bunch of little things that keep the room's calm style alive.'

As mentioned, Kendall has opted for raw, organic decorations where possible (firstly, with her Christmas tree, but also in her garland). Keely recommends pairing these decorations with more plants that ensure the space feels entirely green and neutral. 

'Plants are a lifesaver – their natural look adds warmth without dominating,' she says. Something big like a hanging pot or tall plant creates a nice atmosphere. Plus, they stick around after Christmas, too.'

Another approach is using texture instead of color. Patterned walls, rugs, throws – that sort of subtle detail adds great visual interest. Soft fabrics are also great for balancing out minimalist living room styles.'

Lastly, the right lighting is one of the most powerful tools we can use to ensure our home feels equally ambient and chic over the festive period. 

'Strategic lamps or a nice hanging light above a plant or couch bring just the right glow. Putting it all together – unique centerpieces, greenery, texture, and lighting - lets you feel festive without sacrificing your style. With those techniques, you can celebrate the season delicately in calmer spaces.'

Choosing sustainable Christmas decor is another way to buy into the look, and we can rest easy that these pieces will look good (and feel just as fashionable) for many Christmases ahead. We've handpicked some of our favorite understated pieces here.

American model and media personality, Kendall Jenner is no stranger to impeccable style, which she carries with grace both on and off the runway. Still, it is her living room, with its cocooning neutral color palette, that has impressed us.

Nature’s dazzling colors are one of the biggest color trends in 2023, and experts predict that this will continue for 2024. Offering myriad warm hues that sit harmoniously together, decorating with neutrals is loved by designers for its ability to create relaxed, grounding spaces with enduring appeal. 

Designed by Waldo Fernandez of Waldo Designs and the mother-and-son team of Kathleen and Tommy Clements of Clements Design, Kendall's living room has been crafted to imbue calm and serenity, and it certainly delivers on that promise. 

As we become increasingly aware of the benefits that nature can have on wellbeing, industry experts have noticed a shift towards the use of earthy, nurturing tones in decorating. ‘We’ve seen that there is a greater desire to surround ourselves with comforting colors that are easy to scheme and provide tranquillity in our homes,’ says Ruth Mottershead, creative director at Little Greene. ‘This has been reflected in the increasing popularity of neutrals and earthier tones that have an inherent warmth.'

Interior design Henriette Von Stockhausen, creative director, of VSP Interiors, shares Kendall's penchant for decorating with brown and other warm neutrals.

‘For me, neutrals such as taupe are grounding wall colors. It’s important to remember that sometimes a classic interior is just the ticket: calm colors, gentle schemes, traditional furniture, and antiques – no pattern clashes, no huge color pops, just comfort and a quiet space to relax in.'

A dark neutral base will create a modern look while retaining classic elements. The trick is to turn up the texture to stop the space from feeling flat. 

When decorating for warmth and comfort, color is a transformative tool, but be sure to introduce plenty of texture, too. The secret is layering – bringing visual interest through the combination of different fabrics, finishes, materials, and textures.

When it comes to soft furnishings, texture in interior design is your friend, so think about mixing materials like jute, velvet, and linen to add depth.’

'If I’ve got a calm color scheme, then I focus on texture to bring different layers of interest,' says interior designer, Tamsin Johson. 'You have to think about how to introduce variations and things that feel different to the touch without just focusing on color, and often that creates a more interesting scheme.'

Natural textures, whether they are stone, wood, or linen, can help to anchor a neutral color scheme. It means that the overall look doesn’t feel too contrived uptight or overly designed. They bring a laid-back quality that always works well.

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The love for Zellige tiles is long-lived to say the least (these pieces have existed in some form since the 10th century, after all), but Kendall Jenner has just given us another reason to get excited about this timeless style. 

The model's powder room has revived this Moroccan classic once again, emphasizing the tile trend that has already dominated conversations among designers in recent years. This time, her colorway is set to be the talk of 2024, and we can understand why. 

Created by Kathleen and Tommy Clements and Waldo Fernandez, Kendall's powder room features deep green Zellige tiles (from Badia Design)  – and it's a hue that demands attention. These jewel-toned tiles are a dramatic twist on the traditional Zellige, and, as experts explain, we can expect to see more of these hues going forward. 

'Zellige tiles are trending because of their craftsman-like handmade qualities. Homeowners are drawn to the variance in the finishes – every tile is unique – bringing an earthy, natural feeling that personalizes any space,' says designer Courtney Wollersheim.

But what makes green such a dominant color trend for the year ahead? 'Green zellige tile is the perfect choice for adding a calming, artistic look to your space,' she adds. We particularly love Kendall's deep emerald-hued pieces, but as Courtney suggests, any shade of green has longevity when curated correctly.

'Contrast the unevenness of the green tones and clay texture by installing 3x8 zellige tile vertically in a straight stack and choose a soft neutral grout to allow the tile to shine.' she adds.

Plus, Courtney is not alone in her design trend prediction forecast. Tile makers Ca' Pietra also celebrated the Zellige-style in their recent trend report for 2024, explaining that tiles inspired by 'world travels' will play a part in our bathrooms and powder rooms in the year ahead. They recommend taking Kendall's space one step further and tiling our floors with a tile that is inspired by our travels – whether that's a Moroccan Zellige or a Portuguese Azulejo.  

'Bathroom walls can absolutely be in on this one, but the focus is bathroom flooring, grounding your space in the sense of elsewhere so you can literally step foot into Andalusia, Cuba, Morocco, or wherever your imagination feels at its happiest,' they say.