She may only be 21, but with an estimated net worth of $800million (around £618.3million), it's no wonder Kylie Jenner has a house that dreams are made of. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star owns a lavish mansion in Hidden Hills, Los Angeles, and has shared a sneak peek inside in the latest issue of Architectural Digest. The finished result – created by the Kardashians' go-to interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard – is colourful and sophisticated, with artworks from Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin on display throughout. The pair have gone to great lengths to ensure everything is luxurious and perfectly reflects Kylie's personality, with highlights including a vibrant pink glam room and a bar/lounge with a billiard table, arcade games and comfy leather and velvet sofas. Kylie Jenner has shared a look inside her home in Hidden Hills "My closets and glam room are very personal to me, even down to the size of each drawer, so they fit my specific products and clothes. I spend a lot of time in those rooms, so we had to make sure they were perfect," Kylie told Architectural Digest. STORY: Khloe Kardashian's insanely-organised home office will inspire you to have a spring clean The beauty entrepreneur has also paid homage to her makeup line, Kylie Cosmetics, by having the leather upholstery in her dining room custom-dyed to match shades from her lipstick collection, while she has awards and magazine covers she is proud of on display. Meanwhile, Kylie's mum Kris Jenner has opted for a completely different aesthetic in her own mansion, located in the same Los Angeles community. "I wanted my home to feel like a sanctuary, perfectly calm and peaceful," Kris told the magazine of her vision, which was designed in collaboration between Waldo Fernandez and Kathleen and Tommy Clements. Kris Jenner lives in the same area as her daughter So where Kylie's home is pink and glitzy, Kris has opted for a more minimalistic look, with largely monochromatic rooms that utilise a mix of fabrics such as suede, silk and sheepskin to make them look and feel truly luxurious. MORE: Take a look inside Kylie Jenner's stylish living room And while you may think that there would be rivalry between Kylie, Kris and the rest of the family, including Kim, Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian who all live nearby, the momager insists that is not the case. "There's zero rivalry when it comes to houses," Kris said. "We’re very fortunate to live in close proximity, and we all enjoy each other’s homes. I’m incredibly proud that the kids have discovered their own identities and passions." Loading the player... Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.<doc-sep>You may have missed these secret decorating gems in Kylie Jenner's house, featured in Architectural Digest Condom Art, a Sofa Swing, and Cameos from Kris! 7 Wild Details You Missed in Kylie Jenner's Home The interiors are a riot of color and glam accents, like gold ceilings, designer surfboards and high-end furnishings selected by celebrity decorator and KarJenner go-to Martyn Lawrence Bullard (he’s also decorated homes for Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian). Get push notifications with news, features and more. But Kylie’s over-the-top spaces hide plenty of easter eggs even eagle-eyed design lovers may have missed! Here are 7 surprising secrets found in the reality star and makeup mogul’s home. The Chairs Pay Lip Service “I told Martyn that color was essential,” Jenner, 21, tells AD. “I love pink, and I wanted a lot of it!” In the dining room, the leather chairs were custom dyed in shades from blush to fuschia to match the exact hues of the cosmetic maven’s famous lip kits. AD030119_COVER_12986477;19_View.indd Credit: Douglas Friedman/Architectural Digest kris-kylie-ad-5 Credit: Douglas Friedman/Architectural Digest The Bug Love is for Stormi Both Kylie and her daughter Stormi, 1, (who she shares with boyfriend Travis Scott) love butterflies. The art in the dining room, silk screens from Damien Hirst’s “I Love You” series, is a tribute to their favorite animal. The Consoles are Dripping The gold console tables flanking the fireplace in the living room have metallic drips hanging from their tops. The design mimics the art on Kylie’s lip kit packaging. “I have a lot of Kylie Cosmetics, awards, and my magazine covers around the house that inspire me on a daily basis. I am very proud of what I’ve accomplished,” Jenner says. The Sofa Has a Secret In the family room, the sofa opposite the fireplace (see the photo in this week’s issue PEOPLE) is actually hanging from the ceiling! The kinetic piece is a Jim Zivic-designed hammock from Ralph Pucci. Kris is Hiding in the Bedroom The glamorous black-and-white portraits hanging in a guest bedroom are actually of Kylie’s mom, Kris Jenner. She’s showed them off before, when she purchased her home, writing in the Instagram post above, “just got this photo of my mom in the 80s framed for my home. My inspiration.” kris-kylie-ad-1 Credit: Douglas Friedman/Architectural Digest The Artwork is Wrapping It Up Kylie’s home bar is a lot to take in, so it’s easy to miss one series of works that’s particularly provocative: several large condom wall sculptures from artist Beau Dunn’s “Size Does Matter” series. Dunn is also behind the “Plastic” light and Barbie art in Kylie’s glam room (pictured above). The Lights Are Cheeky A piece of neon art by Tracy Emin hangs above the sofa in the bar, and expresses a funny and self-aware sentiment: “I can’t believe how much you love me,” it reads. Underneath, hang a trio of Andy Warhol prints of dollar signs. Kylie was recently on the cover of Forbes, named the youngest self-made almost-billionaire, with a net worth of $900 million.<doc-sep>Reality star and makeup maven Kylie Jenner’s Hidden Hills house is a mixture of luxury and play that seems appropriate for such a young, wealthy person. Architectural Digest took a tour of the 21-year-old’s home, designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, who also worked on the homes of Kylie’s half-sisters Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian. “Kylie is the ultimate celebrity, the ultimate influencer,” Bullard tells Architectural Digest. But this residence was something totally new for her: “This was her first really grown-up house,” he says. Jenner was looking for a “fresh, fun vibe” but also wanted to incorporate a lot of pink, a color that Jenner loves. For his part, Bullard added a layer of “sumptuousness,” weaving in velvet, silk, alpaca, and shearling. The result is a collection of glittering, plush rooms, accented with gold-leaf ceilings, gumdrop-like suede ottomans, and custom neon signs. Some spaces were customized for Jenner’s very particular needs. “My closets and glam room are very personal to me, even down to the size of each drawer,” Jenner says. “I spend a lot of time in those rooms, so we had to make sure they were perfect.” See more of the tour at Architectural Digest.<doc-sep>Kylie and Kris Jenner have spreads in Architectural Digest and we have a lot of thoughts (2:42). Jennifer Lawrence is engaged to her boyfriend, Cooke Maroney (33:00). Kate Beckinsale and Pete Davidson were seen stepping out together again (37:12). A new friendship between Chris Hemsworth and Matt Damon is blooming down under (48:21). See Kylie Jenner’s home in Architectural Digest here. See Kris Jenner’s home in Architectural Digest here.<doc-sep>
Kylie Jenner shares a lot about her personal life on social media, but she's kept details about her actual home under wraps until now. A new cover story in Architectural Digest features the 21-year-old's lavish home in Hidden Hills, from the bag closet to the in-home bar and beyond. Jenner worked with elite interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard for her home, and the project began before she was "even old enough to drink legally," he told the magazine. Kylie also confirms that she became pregnant with her daughter, Stormi Webster, in the middle of the design process. Flip through the photos in Jenner's Instagram post below to get a glimpse of her unreal pad. In the few peeks Jenner had shared of her interiors, she previously revealed that she has drip-shaped gold consoles mimicking the design on her Kylie Cosmetics packaging. (Fans raised eyebrows at the $30,000 price tag.) But the beauty references in her house go beyond that. In her dining room (which boasts a gold-leaf ceiling, by the way) the upholstery of chairs lining the table were custom-dyed to match shades in Kylie Cosmetics lipstick shades. And, as expected for the beauty mogul, Jenner has a next-level glam room that looks like it belongs to Elle Woods. The pink-ified space includes vanity lighting, a rosy countertop, leather salon chairs, and portraits of Barbie and Marilyn Monroe. Kylie’s cover of @archdigest! Thank you #ArchitecturalDigest for the honor of our shared March covers! We had so much fun sharing our creative sides with you. https://t.co/546KpjYD6p pic.twitter.com/yfo93tbTsx — Kris Jenner (@KrisJenner) February 5, 2019 “I told Martyn I wanted a fresh, fun vibe to match the way I was feeling. Color was essential. I love pink, and I wanted a lot of it!” Jenner told Architectural Digest. "My closets and glam room are very personal to me, even down to the size of each drawer, so they fit my specific products and clothes. I spend a lot of time in those rooms, so we had to make sure they were perfect." There are plenty of Marilyn Monroe references around the house, as Jenner "feels a deep connection" to the Old Hollywood siren, Bullard revealed. He included Andy Warhol screen prints of the actress in her stairway. There's also Warhol dollar-sign lithographs hanging above one of her couches, which is incredibly on-brand for the almost-billionaire. It's the eye-popping (and at times ballsy) artwork and décor pieces that are most notable in Jenner's home (aside from her daughter Stormi's Fendi stroller), like the Saint Laurent limited-edition surfboard above her bar, giant condom sculptures by artist Beau Dunn hanging on the wall, Louis Vuitton towels in the bathroom, and a Tracey Emin neon sign reading, "I Can’t Believe How Much You Love Me."