What you missed in Kylie Jenner’s interior that actually anchors a bold design

Kylie’s homes get attention for pink, art, and closets—but the part that makes the whole thing hang together is structure. Bold color and pop art sit on top of a disciplined base: consistent materials, oversized focal points, and lighting that frames the fun.

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Build a neutral runway for the color to shine

Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard gave Kylie’s Hidden Hills place a pop-art beat—color, custom pieces, and 1970s glam—but he anchored it with pale floors, smooth walls, and big, simple shapes. That “quiet first, loud second” order is why pink reads intentional, not chaotic.

Use one or two hero pieces per room

Kylie’s rooms often revolve around a single oversized element—art, a sculptural chair, or a monumental light—so your eye gets a landing pad before it meets the details. It’s the same approach in her Holmby Hills compound, where the layout and finishes are minimalist while features and objects deliver the personality.

Keep the story consistent across properties

From Hidden Hills to Holmby Hills, she repeats a few signatures: plush seating, glossy moments, and curated display areas. The thread keeps the brand feeling cohesive even as the addresses change. If you’re copying at home, pick two “moves” (say, a favorite metal and one recurring color) and repeat them lightly from room to room.

How to get the look without the budget

Start with a pared-back shell: neutral rug, clean-lined sofa, quiet drapery. Add one bold piece (big graphic art or a statement chair), then a small “wink” on a console. Limit yourself to two saturated colors and one metal. Finally, light the focal point—picture light for art or a floor lamp that kicks a pool of light onto the star moment. That’s how bold feels grown instead of gimmicky.