Name: ケンダル・ジェンナーが山の中に建てた、こだわりの新居を公開！ | Open Door | VOGUE JAPAN
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I worked with Heidi Kelly around this house, and

I feel like one of the first things I said to her was I really wanted, like, grandma chic.

I wanted the kind of explosion of patterns and fabrics and textures.

We made this couch to be extremely big and extremely comfy, cozy.

I sit tested it and made sure it was perfect.

I thought it was really bold and beautiful.

I have always kind of had this dream and vision of like, a very just exotic, kind of crazy couch that becomes the statement in the room.

A lot of the books in the house I've, like, personally gone out to buy.

I love finding antique shops around town and finding cute little random things that I grab, and

So most of the books on this table have been found locally.

Heidi probably thinks I'm so annoying because I feel like I micromanage everything, especially my homes.

But we had so much fun, and this house was really, I'd say, like, semi experimental for me.

I felt like there were no rules when designing, and

I really wanted to kind of test my limits and see how far we could take it while still feeling like me.

It felt really fun, really refreshing, and just a little bit different for me.

This is the most communal room in the house.

A lot of friends have ended up on this piano, and we watch movies out here.

Actually, the other night, I filled the couch for the first time.

From one end to the other, it was filled with people.

There were some people on the floor, and that made me really happy.

I think one of the most things about Ground up builds is you're working on the house for so long and you.

You're envisioning, like, moments with friends, and

you're envisioning what kind of nights and laughs and talks are you going to get into?

And so it's been really cool for me to have people over and fill the space in the ways that I had dreamt and imagined for so long.

A friend of mine called me one day and was like, I found something really, really cool that I think you might like.

And he had found this Gibson piano online.

Thank you to my friend, you know who you are.

And I just felt like it fit so perfectly in this house.

Regrettably, I don't play, but I would love to learn.

And I think this would be the perfect place to start.

But my friends, you know, have been in here many a times and gotten active on this thing, so it gets some good use.

He was with me in town at an antique shop.

Hence it's kind of connected to the family room.

When building the house and kind of figuring out how we were going to get the most light.

This skylight came up, and I thought, how perfect.

In a place that snows, a trees come through really beautifully.

And I think it creates such nice light in here.

So that was a really genius idea on the architect and designer's part.

For a while we were playing with so many ideas.

I was like, there's so much going on in the house that I want it to feel a little bit more neutral.

So we used the floors and the range and the details, like the little curtains at the bottom of the sink and all those things as the pops of color.

And I'm really happy with how it turned out.

I think I definitely built this house more for my friends than I did for myself.

Every time I come here, there's a million invites out for any one of my friends.

And all of them are pretty much down to come.

So I wanted to create a really fun, peaceful place.

My mom was looking at a house and begged me to come see it with her.

And when we walked in, we saw a fireplace in a kitchen.

Being up in the mountains and it getting pretty cold here half the year, I thought the more fireplaces, the better.

And I got this little asparagus guy in town.

I kind of like shopping locally here just because it feels fun to tell a story.

It's also just something fun to do in a sleepy little mountain town.

And they sat in my house in LA for forever.

And I didn't really use them, but I like them.

So anyways, when I was thinking, what could I bring over here to the mountains, they.

I knew I wanted a big table because it is really pretty much the only communal place for everyone to sit and eat.

We came up with this kind of big banquette idea, and I love the oversizedness of it.

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