Kylie Jenner á afar fallegt heimili.
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Hin 21 árs gamla Kylie Jenner býr ekki eins og venjuleg 21 árs gömul kona. Raunveruleikastjarnan og snyrtivörumógúllinn bauð hönnunarblaðinu Architectural Digest í heimsókn á heimili sitt í úthverfi Los Angeles og er húsið algjört augnakonfekt.
Enski innanhússhönnuðurinn Martyn Lawrence Bullard sá um að gera draum Jenner að veruleika. „Ég sagði Martyn að ég vildi ferska, skemmtilega strauma sem pössuðu við hvernig mér leið. Litir voru mikilvægir. Ég elska bleikan og vildi mikið af honum,“ sagði Jenner í viðtalinu.
Stjarnan fékk heldur betur mikið af bleikum og eru borðstofuborðsstólarnir hennar sem Bullard hannaði einstakir.
Hér má skoða fleiri myndir og lesa viðtalið.
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What were you doing when you were 21 years old? Looking for a job? Settling for an unpaid internship? Shopping for a foldout futon? @kyliejenner hasn’t got time for all that. The wildly popular entrepreneur, reality-television star, and youngest member of the Jenner/Kardashian clan is busy presiding over a cosmetics empire worth roughly $800 million. Forbes magazine speculated that she is on track to become the youngest self-made billionaire in history. To borrow a hackneyed phrase, when Kylie talks, people listen. “Kylie is the ultimate celebrity, the ultimate influencer. For someone her age to have achieved so much is frankly astonishing,” says @martynbullard, the Los Angeles #AD100 designer tasked with conjuring a dream home worthy of a vivacious almost-billionaire superstar. “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 recalls of her earliest conversations with the decorator. Sly nods to @kyliecosmetics, Jenner’s blockbuster business, abound. In the dining room, for example, the leather upholstery on the chairs was custom-dyed to match colors from Kylie’s lipstick collection, ranging from ceruse to pale pink to deep garnet. Everything reflects Kylie’s personality,” Bullard says, referring to the Damien Hirst “I Love You” butterfly silk screens that adorn the dining room, pictured here. Visit the link in our profile to see more of the home. Photo by @thefacinator; text by @mayer.rus; styled by @lawrenhowell
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