Inside Kylie Jenner’s Stunning New Kitchen That’s Bound to Inspire

Kylie Jenner is embracing cozy vibes in the heart of her new home.

As the founder of Kylie Cosmetics puts the finishing touches on her recently built mansion in Hidden Hills, California, she treated her followers to a sneak peek of her luxurious living space.

On April 6, Kylie shared snapshots on her Instagram Story showcasing her chic kitchen design. The centerpiece features a stainless steel stovetop with vintage flair and gold detailing, perfectly complemented by walls, cabinets, and drawers all painted in a harmonious beige shade.

Simply captioned, “Love my kitchen sm,” the photos reveal her enthusiasm for the space.

Inside the cabinetry, fans got a glimpse of her olive green ceramic dinnerware set, including plates, bowls, and coffee mugs, adding a subtle pop of color.

The green theme carries over to the kitchen island, adorned with a wooden bowl brimming with fresh watermelons and artichokes, alongside vibrant floral arrangements.

This home tour comes shortly after Kylie listed her previous Hidden Hills estate for $20.2 million. She originally acquired that property in 2016 for $16 million, at the age of 19.

The former residence spans 13,234 square feet, featuring ten bathrooms and eight bedrooms, a guest suite, a wet bar, and an outdoor kitchen.

Like her current home, Kylie aimed to bring her interior design visions to life in 2019. She collaborated with renowned designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard to craft a lively and fresh atmosphere that reflected her personality.

“Color was a must. I'm a big fan of pink, and I wanted plenty of it!” she shared with Architectural Digest. She also highlighted how personalized details, like drawer dimensions in her closets and glam room, were essential to accommodate her belongings perfectly.

Currently, Kylie—mother to Stormi, 8, and Aire, 4, with former partner Travis Scott—is also selling another property. Her Holmby Hills mansion was put on the market in December with a $48 million asking price, originally purchased in 2020 for $36.5 million.