For some, the idea of living in a high glamour mansion like Kris Jenner’s is simply a pipe dream.
But one Kardashian-loving couple have transformed this dream into a reality after forking out $200,000 to have their living room fitted out to look just like the reality star’s.
Aaron Wong, the winning designer of Best of Houzz 2018 and the principal interior designer for decorating firm, Alexander Pollock Interiors, was given the challenge by the middle-aged couple and their two teenage children from Eaglemont, Victoria.
A Kardashian-loving couple have transformed their dream into a reality after forking out $200,000 to have their living room fitted out to look just like the reality star’s (pictured is the end result)
The client was a big Keeping Up With The Kardashians fan, adored Kris Jenner’s home, and wanted their 50 square metre living room decorated to look ‘lush, smart and trending’ like Jenner’s
Pictured is the entryway to Kris Jenner’s home – the decor and palette both heavily influencing the interiors of the new living room
The client was a big Keeping Up With The Kardashians fan, adored Kris Jenner’s home, and wanted their 50 square metre living room decorated to look ‘lush, smart and trending’ like Jenner’s.
‘Get rid of everything except for my portrait above the fireplace,’ Mr Wong recalled the client as saying.
Wong began by picking out the perfect colour palette.
‘Black and white with accents of red with cool and warm metals. I think of it like a man’s tuxedo,’ he said.
‘Get rid of everything except for my portrait above the fireplace,’ Mr Wong recalled the client as saying
‘Black and white with accents of red with cool and warm metals. I think of it like a man’s tuxedo,’ he said
‘The materials palette included European oak floors, mohair, velvet, wool, cerused-oak furniture, black marble, brass, perspex and crystals,’ he said
‘The materials palette included European oak floors, mohair, velvet, wool, cerused-oak furniture, black marble, brass, perspex and crystals.’
When it came to the furniture, Mr Wong imported pieces from Europe and the US.
‘There is a general symmetry with the large pieces of furniture but the accessorising was deliberately more haphazard to create an organic feel,’ he said.
Pictured is decor from Kris’ living room and kitchen space
The colours in the Melbourne home are strongly-inspired by many of Kris’ famous rooms like above
‘The incredibly high ceilings did not allow me to use a specific sheer curtain that I wanted to use so I had to settle for a sheer drape within the limited options available,’ he added.
In 2017, Mr Wong’s work was the most popular among more than 40 million monthly users on Houzz.
You can check out the rest of his work and hire him to transform your home here.