Inside Kim Kardashian’s Mansion
Kanye West got in a bit of trouble with his then-wife, Kim Kardashian, when he shared images of the interior of the then-couple’s Hidden Hills home on Twitter in April 2018.
“Ummm babe. We had a rule to not show our home on social media! Soooo can we now allow KUWTK filming in the home?” she tweeted. She later clarified that her message was meant to be a joke.
The then-couple reportedly purchased the home for $20 million in 2014, but Kardashian’s mom, Kris Jenner, tweeted in April 2018 that the house was then worth $60 million. However, in spite of what Jenner said, during their divorce Kardashian bought the house and all of its belongings from West for $23 million. She has continued to live there with their four children, North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.
Since West’s 2018 tweet, Kardashian has seemingly been less strict about showing off the mansion to the world. Here are the best snaps that has shared inside her $60 million family home.
A Massive Renovation
The then-couple moved into the house in December 2017, following an extensive renovation, during which they stayed with Kardashian’s mom.
The Playroom
“You guys always say my house is so minimal — well, you guys haven’t seen my playroom,” Kardashian said while narrating a tour of the playroom in February 2020. The space includes everything from a ball pit and slide setup to Murakami pillows that can retail for up to $6,000.
The PlayroomKIM KARDASHIAN INSTAGRAM
The kids have an assortment of everything you can imagine, including ride-on horses and stuffed animals, as well as (not pictured) musical instruments set up around a play stage.
The PlayroomKIM KARDASHIAN INSTAGRAM
Even though color is allowed in the playroom, it’s very carefully incorporated. The walk-in crafts closet is hyper-organized with bins, and the costumes have their own hanging space.
Interactive ArtJACKIE NICKERSON
“Everything we do is an art installation and a playroom,” Kardashian declared of her unique home decor in Architectural Digest in February 2020 — and that includes this Isabel Rower sculpture that gets its own dedicated room.
North’s BedroomKanye and Kim Kardashian West’s daughter North’s bedroom. JACKIE NICKERSON/ ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
There’s at least one room in the Kardashian home that isn’t shades of beige: the bedroom for her eldest child North, However, the child’s all-blush, butterfly-adorned room does fall in line with the home’s overall “monochrome” vibe.
Coffee CornerKanye and Kim Kardashian’s home, for Architectural Digest. JACKIE NICKERSON
When choosing Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt to come up with the ideas for the very distinctive home (including this “Floating Stone” coffee table), West told Architectural Digest, “When I saw the kind of work he was doing, I thought, This man could design Batman’s house. I had to work with him.”
The KitchenJACKIE NICKERSON
Kardashian’s kitchen features an island topped by ceramic vases created by Japanese artist Shiro Tsujimura.
The Breakfast NookKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
Both West and Kardashian shared this snapshot of their entire brood gathered around a circular wooden table at home in January 2020.
Each family member seemed to be invested in a different aspect of the gathering, with West and Kardashian focusing on what Saint was holding. North, meanwhile, had one of their Pomeranian pups under her arm.
Surprisingly, the only two in the group looking at the camera were youngest siblings Psalm and Chicago. And Psalm looked to be the calmest, lying in a baby sleeper in the center of the table, as his family buzzed about in the background around their plates of eggs, fruit, sausages and cereal.
“Morning Madness,” Kardashian captioned her post, on which her sister Khloé Kardashian commented, “This is bliss!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️”
The PantryKIM KARDASHIAN INSTAGRAM; STEFANIE KEENAN/GETTY IMAGES
After fans expressed bewilderment at her fridge — just as spare and empty as the rest of the house — Kardashian gave them a look into her massive walk-in fridge (one of five) and pantry to assure them that she does, in fact, keep food in her refrigerators for her family.
Winter WhiteKIM KARDASHIAN WEST/INSTAGRAM
Evergreen is not a shade found in Kardashian’s decor, so her Christmas tree was sprayed white before being strung with white lights.
Festively FrostyKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
Kardashian’s abstract “trees” are “so whimsical, like Whoville, but all white,” she said while giving fans a tour of her 2019 decor.
Cozy CornerKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
Kardashian’s built-in breakfast nook is an ideal spot for gift-wrapping or law school homework. She stopped by this little nook while sharing her holiday decorations, more of which can be seen through the window.
The Empty EntrywayKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
Kardashian’s spare foyer certainly sets the stage for what you’ll experience when touring the rest of the home.
Dressing Up the Dining RoomKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
Past views of this room depicted a headless mannequin in an empty hallway, so it’s nice to see the family add a fun and playful touch by adding neutral branches.
Spotless ShowerKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
The mysterious sinks aren’t the only bathroom fixture that’s minimalistic, puzzling and likely extremely expensive.
Bathing BeautyKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
In case you wanted a better view of the rather uncomfortable-looking tub.
All White EverythingKanye West Twitter.
The former couple worked with Belgian architect Axel Vervoordt to completely remodel the home, creating a stark, almost-church-like aesthetic, visible in another photo that West shared on Twitter.
Asked by Architectural Digest how she keeps the space so pristine with three kids in residence, Kardashian said, “Oh my God. I run around the house with towels. You just have to take a deep breath and say, ‘Ok, it’s going to happen. We decided to have light colors.'”
Kardashian’s Tour
Kardashian gave a tour of the palatial property, showing off one of the home’s two kitchens in a Vogue “73 questions” video. There’s a “staff kitchen” and a “show kitchen” (pictured).
The Mysterious Master Bath
She also shared the master bedroom, the grand entryway, a seating area and a master bathroom that sparked a lot of confusion among viewers.
Her unique double sinks, which appear to have faucets but no basin, left many mystified after the Vogue video dropped, so the SKKN BY KIM mogul took to Instagram to clarify how they work, “since everyone is a little bit confused.”
Sinkless SurfaceKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
Kardashian demonstrates that the custom-designed (by Vervoordt and West himself) counter has a slight slope so that the water hits the surface and flows down into a slot at the edge that serves as a drain. “You can put it on as high pressure as you want and no backsplash will come up,” she explains in the Instagram video.
Safe House
Jonathan Van Meter, the writer of Vogue‘s May cover story, also revealed some intriguing details about the home.
“I had to pass through layers of Pentagon-level security and hesitated at their forbidding front door, which looks like it might be lowered over a moat, before deciding to walk around the side and enter through the garage like a normal person,” he writes of the entrance to their massive abode.
In the garage, he says, there is a “security pod, manned 24 hours a day” along with a wall of shelves that held boxes of Adidas Yeezy sneakers and another wall with black suitcases.
A Musical Surprise in the Living RoomKIM KARDASHIAN/TWITTER
For Valentine’s Day 2019, West gifted Kardashian the sweet surprise of Kenny G playing tunes in her living room while standing in the middle of a field of roses. “NO BIG DEAL KENNY G IN MY LIVING ROOM!!! Happy Valentines Day,” Kardashian tweeted alongside one video of the experience.
A Hallway Made for PortraitsKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
In February 2019, Kardashian posed in a bust-baring black dress with her hair stylist Chris Appleton, on the night he won a Hollywood Beauty Award in the same portrait-worthy white hallway. Appleton posted the same photo captioned, “Prom night.”
Chicago in the KitchenKIM KARDASHIAN/SNAPCHAT
During Chicago’s first birthday party in January 2019, Kardashian posted a series of Snapchat videos showing her daughter and friends playing in the minimalist kitchen.
An Organized PantryKIM KARDASHIAN/SNAPCHAT
Much like her sister Khloé, Kardashian seems to have a hyper-organized pantry, as seen in the picture she shared of two party guests playing with balloons in front of a wall of decanted dry goods.
A Kid-Friendly PartyKIM KARDASHIAN/SNAPCHAT
West bends down to play with the kids in one video taken in the kitchen, which shows off the pale wood cabinetry and hardwood floors.
Kardashian told AD that she and West designed the house with their kids in mind, despite its almost all-white interior. “We decided we wanted a house that didn’t need baby-proofing,” she said of much of the home’s round-edged furniture.
Posing in the HallKIM KARDASHIAN/INSTAGRAM
“Fittings,” the reality star captioned a photo of herself standing in a hallway, which shows off her minimalist approach to the house with pale hardwood floors and white textured walls with no artwork.
Christmas Party PortraitsKIM KARDASHIAN INSTAGRAM
In 2018, the Kardashian annd West took over hosting duties for the family’s epic Christmas Eve party. They transformed the mansion into a winter wonderland, using white tree sculptures and, in the backyard, a real snow hill for sledding — all of which cost an estimated $1.3 million.