Kylie Jenner quickly redesigned her house when she found out she was pregnant
The Kardashians appear to be pushing out some positive and distracting stories this week, with new details on Kylie Jenner’s home popping up on celebrity site People.
A speedy rework
Kylie gave birth to Stormi last February and her interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard – who reality fans may know from his appearances on Keeping Up With the Kardashians and the show Million Dollar Decorators – has told People a little more about the home they worked on together.
“We just started the project and then she told me that she was pregnant,” Martyn said, noting this plot twist prompted some speedy changes to plan that were already afoot.
“We reworked some of the design for the baby, of course. We had to make a proper nursery and change another room for a playroom, and just make the house somehow kid-friendly but still maintain the power and strength of the design Kylie wanted.”
They did a pretty brilliant job, because Kylie’s home is totally gorgeous and has just been featured in Architectural Digest, along with her mum Kris Jenner’s fancy digs.
The butterfly effect
Martyn said that the familiar butterfly motif that’s been popping up since Kylie and her baby daddy Travis got together has some special significance.
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“Butterflies are really important symbols to Kylie and Travis so she wanted to bring that energy into Stormi’s room. They have a very personal connection. I think it was because when they met there were butterflies around.”
Travis also released a single called The Butterfly Effect, so there’s that too.
In fact, butterflies have been incorporated into lots of aspects of Kylie’s home – and often pop up on her Instagram too.
Stormi clouds
Martyn said Stormi’s nursery has another very special feature.
“There are giant clouds that float all across the ceiling and they all change colour. It looks like cotton candy floating across the ceiling,” he told People.
“They’re made out of microfibre. They change colour and dim and brighten and they’re the most magical thing. It’s adorable. They’re amazing.”
You can read the full story at People.
