Kylie Jenner’s Hidden Hill home has been one of the most talked-about celebrity homes for its exceptional interior design that sets each space in the home into a unique theme.Talking about her bedroom, which is specially designed in an all white and pink affair seems to look no less than a fantasy land with neon lights, textured surfaces, and each element that follows the colour palette.Her aesthetic keeps a balance between maximalist and calm by keeping the glam intact without tipping into cold or showroom-like. A lot of that comes down to how beautifully the aesthetics have been put down to a single mood in a room instead of scattering ten different styles together.If you’ve ever wanted your own bedroom to feel like this Lala Land boutique hotel suite and a cozy pink hideaway, here are some decor inspirations to borrow from her playbook.
A neon sign that sets the whole mood
One thing that is the main character of her bedroom is a statement neon light, coloured in reddish pink and blue colours shaped like a heart, and it’s a genius trick for any room. In Kylie’s bedroom, the neon sculpture reading “The Kiss was beautiful” hangs on one of her walls of the bedroom, giving that space instant personality.
Soft, plush textures underfoot and around
Kylie’s designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard has incorporated several textures throughout her Hidden Hills home, layering carpets made of Patagonian shearling, alpaca, and silk, along with fur bedcovers in several rooms. That plushness is what makes a glam space feel liveable instead of showroom-like and edgy. At home, a faux fur rug or throw does the same job without the guilt or the price tag, adding warmth and softness to a room.
A fireplace that becomes the room’s anchor
In Kylie’s room, a fireplace with a marble surround sits right at the center, framed by art and plush seating around it. It’s less about keeping the room warm and more about atmosphere and giving the whole space a natural focal point to design around.
Warm light and bold art over anything sterile
Just like across Kylie’s entire home, warm, layered lighting and oversized statement art add a lot of personality, replacing harsh overhead light with something softer and warmer. Lamps in the room tie everything together, just like the one placed in her bedroom. It’s part of why her rooms photograph so well despite being lived-in. For your own space, try swapping cool white bulbs for warmer tones, adding a few lamps at different heights, and hanging one bold piece of art instead of several small ones, which can instantly make a room feel more put and thoughtful.
