TV star opens up about minimalist decor in $60 million Calabasas mansion
Kim Kardashian revealed in a podcast that her staff and maids only wear neutral colors to match the “zen decor” in her $60 million home. The Daily Mail writes about it.
The 42-year-old TV star, Angie Martinez, admitted on her IRL podcast that she was so obsessed with the minimalist style of her Calabasas home that even her staff and maids had to wear tailored outfits that fit “zen decor.”
When asked if this meant that all servants wore neutral colours, Kim confirmed this.
“That’s right, they have uniforms,” he said.
When Kim shared a photo of her $60 million home, she admitted that her followers on social media either called her style “crazy” or said they loved her.
“But I love this style,” said Kim.
He also explained that he doesn’t have clear uniform standards, but gives his employees a palette of colors they can wear.
And the allowed colors: gray, heather gray, black, dark blue, white, cream, khaki.
Despite the requirements regarding the color of his clothes, Kim insisted that he did not impose anything on his employees against their will.
“My house is very zen, so I asked everyone what they thought of it, and actually everyone said, ‘This makes our lives so much easier.’ So I said, let’s do it,” she said.
Kim bought the mega mansion in Calabasas for $20 million in 2013 with her ex-husband Kanye West. The overhaul took five years, so they only moved there in 2019.
After nearly seven years of marriage, Kim, who filed for divorce from the 45-year-old rapper in February 2021, bought half of Kanye for $20 million to keep the house for himself. He signed all the paperwork and made Kim the sole owner of the minimalist mansion.
Let me remind you that Kim Kardashian previously showed her office, which hit subscribers with very uncomfortable furniture.
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