Kendall Jenner opened the doors to her $8.5 million Los Angeles mansion on social media on Wednesday.
The Calvin Klein model took a look at the Christmas decorations in her 6,000-square-foot home that once belonged to Charlie Sheen.
The runway star showed off her bump in a black crop top as she lounged around her beautifully decorated living room, which featured two brown sofas facing each other and a long hard wood coffee table decorated with red roses and art books.
It turned out she was making money from the post.
Kylie Jenner's older sister stamped the Instagram post “paid partnership” for her nearly 300 million Instagram followers.
“Cozy at home in @alo,” the Keeping Up With The Kardashians veteran wrote while wearing the brand's clothing.
Kendall Jenner opened the doors to her $8.5 million Los Angeles mansion on social media on Wednesday
The Calvin Klein model shared a look at her new Christmas decorations in the 6,000-square-foot home that once belonged to Charlie Sheen. The runway star showed off her bump in a black crop top as she lounged around her beautifully decorated living room, which featured two facing sofas and a long wooden coffee table
She made sure to show off the Alo logo on the comfortable two-piece outfit, which consisted of a crop top and sweatpants.
Jenner has worked for Alo for many years and often poses in her designs on social media.
There was another product placement in the post that only observant fans could notice.
A wooden bowl contained the logo of her tequila brand 818, a company she founded in 2021 to great success as it competes with George Clooney and Rande Gerber's best-selling Casamigos brand.
This isn't the first time Kendall has shown off her sprawling home, which comes complete with a swimming pool and hot tub.
In June 2020, she revealed the property in Architectural Digest.
Fans learned that Kris Jenner's daughter is a “tea addict,” bathes in a GOLD tub three times a week and has the dimensions of a pink neon man's penis in the living room area of her bedroom.
She also doesn't allow a TV in her living room, as she prefers entertaining with her friends, and has converted her home theater into a room where she paints.
Looking elegant in a long patterned top over pants with black mules, the tall cover girl appeared graceful as she showed her fans the “peaceful” pan-Mediterranean mansion where she likes to take “sound baths.” Sound baths use repeating sounds at different frequencies to divert focus from thoughts.
It turned out she was making money from the post. Kylie Jenner's older sister stamped the Instagram post “paid partnership” for her nearly 300 million Instagram followers. “Cozy at home in @alo,” the Keeping Up With The Kardashians veteran wrote while wearing the brand's clothing. And it also had an 818 Tequila logo in a wooden bowl
However, it was fun to see their decorations, like this cozy and old-fashioned Christmas dollhouse with a red Christmas tree
Jenner at the 3rd Annual Academy Museum Gala at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on December 3, 2023 in Los Angeles
As for her tub, it is a massive one-of-a-kind piece, has an elongated oval shape and has plenty of shine. “I take a bath at least three times a week,” she said.
Jenner showed off her sophisticated style and taste in art when she invited Architectural Digest to her LA home in 2020
The entire room is richly decorated and looks interesting.
There is also a steam room and Kendall said she worked in this room the most because the ceiling is raised.
She also said the neon sign on her wall – said to be worth up to $130,000 – in the living room next to her bedroom has meaning.
The TV vet said she believed it was the dimensions of a penis.
The sign dates from 1999 and is by Tracey Emin. It reportedly details the dimensions of the British artist's ex-boyfriend's penis.
When she was in her bedroom, Jenner pointed to an alcove where she had a teapot with a plug. She admitted that she is “addicted to tea”; In the past, Kendall has said that she doesn't drink coffee.
The star also splurged on the home with a colorful light sculpture designed by world-renowned artist James Turrell. Similar pieces from the esteemed California artist's Glass series are valued at a whopping $500,000 to $750,000, according to Artsy.
“I like a house that has character.” “When I walked into this place, I was immediately drawn to the peaceful, Spanish-farmhouse vibe,” Jenner told the magazine about her 6,625-square-foot U-shaped property.
For the catwalk queen, home is a way to find some grounding in the midst of her turbulent lifestyle.
“My life involves a lot of chaos, travel and high energy, so I wanted a home that made me feel calm, a place where I could just unwind and relax,” she continued.
And there's plenty of space for Kendall and her friends to lounge around, thanks to a comfy, chic living room and several other sitting areas scattered throughout.
A colorful light sculpture by James Turrell welcomes guests into the home. Similar pieces are estimated to be worth over $500,000
Relaxation Zone: “My life involves a lot of chaos, travel and high energy, so I wanted a home where I felt calm, a place where I could just unwind and relax,” she continued; There is no TV in her living room and she likes it that way
Sunny: There was beautiful light as she walked through the main hall
What's cooking that looks good? Kendall loves spending time in the state-of-the-art kitchen. “This house has made me want to spend more time in the kitchen.” I am constantly trying to improve my skills as a chef. “I’m a pretty good cook at this point,” she said
“I'm not a big party person.” “There aren't a lot of tantrums going on here,” she explained. “I like turning on music, lighting the fireplace and candles, and watching NBA games with my friends.”
That's why Kendall loves spending time in the state-of-the-art kitchen.
“This house has made me want to spend more time in the kitchen.” I am constantly trying to improve my skills as a chef. “I’m a pretty good cook at this point,” she said.
The yard also offers the star space to entertain. Outside there is a lush garden surrounding a pool and hot tub with elegant tiled borders.
Food and Drink: The dining room is full of natural-looking craftsman furniture
Art smart: The walls were lined with pieces from Kendall's art collection
Tune in: She has a cool record player and speakers for some music
Water world: The courtyard also offers the star space for entertainment. Outside there is a lush garden surrounding a pool and hot tub with elegant tiled borders
Her bedroom also features two 18th-century painted Italian door panels that Kendall has a sentimental place for.
“I grew up with these panels in the different houses we lived in. I asked about this when my mother was cleaning out one of her storage rooms. “They take me back to my childhood,” she said.
In addition to Turrell and Emin, Kendall's art collection also includes popular works by contemporary artists Barbara Kruger, Richard Prince, Raymond Pettibon and Sterling Ruby.
Jenner made sure to flex her own creative abilities by replacing a home theater with an arts and crafts room with an Art Deco-inspired tile design.
Art Nerd: In addition to Turrell and Emin, Kendall's art collection also houses popular works by contemporary artists Barbara Kruger, Richard Prince, Raymond Pettibon and Sterling Ruby. Above you can see two Kruger pieces
It certainly looks heavy: She said her favorite part of the house is this stone sink, which is so heavy (300 pounds) that the wall had to be reinforced to keep it from collapsing
The surprisingly uncluttered master bedroom is centrally located on the edge of the courtyard.
Her wardrobe is also impressive. The walk-in closet — which Kendall said was her largest closet to date — features shelves and shelves with plenty of space, as well as shelves for her huge shoe and bag collection. A center island was packed with small drawers for accessories and the like.
And of course, it wouldn't be a Kardashian/Jenner house without the requisite glam room that once served as a bedroom. The star's magazine covers in the room served as inspiration.
There's also the adjacent “dressing room,” which Kendall jokingly called the “Hannah Montana room.”
Your space: The surprisingly uncluttered master bedroom is centrally located, right on the edge of the yard
Reading Rainbow: She showcased her collection of books, which ranged from poems to essays to novels and more; There were also copper rings on the ottoman
She also said the neon sign hanging on her wall in the living room next to her bedroom has meaning. The TV vet said she believed it was the dimensions of a penis. The sign dates from 1999 and is by Tracey Emin. It reportedly details the dimensions of the British artist's ex-boyfriend's penis
Closet: The walk-in closet — which Kendall said was her largest closet yet — features shelves and shelves with plenty of space, as well as shelves for her huge shoe and bag collection
Jenner showed off some of her personality when she appeared in a video tour of her LA home for AD in 2020; Here she poses with her golden bathtub, which she reportedly uses three times a week
Kendall enlisted the help of mother-son design duo Kathleen and Tommy Clements and Waldo Fernandez.
The team was impressed by their client's vision, given her striking profile as one of the highest-paid models in the world.
“Her taste was surprising, more unconventional and funky than the rest of her family.” “The vibe she described was completely understated and down-to-earth,” Tommy said.
“Being who she is, we thought Kendall might gravitate towards something flashier, va-va-voom.” “I think we were all thrilled when we found out she had taste beyond her years has,” mother Kathleen continued.
The house itself has an interesting history. Kendall bought the Mulholland Estates spot from actor Charlie Sheen in 2017 for $8.5 million. Before that, it was owned by billionaire Tom Gores, one of the owners of the Detroit Pistons.
Glamorama: Of course, it wouldn't be a Kardashian/Jenner home without the requisite glam space, which was once a bedroom. She said she imitated Kim by hanging her magazine covers on the wall
Transformation: There's also the adjacent “dressing room,” which Kendall jokingly called the “Hannah Montana room.”