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Normally sisters Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian share everything from their reality show to the same private Calabasas neighborhood and even British decorator Martyn Lawrence Bullard, but when it comes to their homes interior style, the two could not be anymore disparate.
“Our tastes are very specific and completelydifferent,” Khloe revealed in Architectural Digest’s March issue.
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She continued, “When we go furniture shopping,I stand there tapping my foot while Kourtney shows me modern pieces. Then wehead somewhere full of exotic, beautiful things and all she can say is, ‘I likenothing here.’”
According to the magazine, Khloe’s 10,000-square-foot house is“heavy on romantic Moroccan, Turkish, and Middle Eastern flourishes.” Therealty star’s closet was even made up from two of the house's bedrooms. “I don’t have kids, sowhy not?” she said.
Photo: Roger Davies/Architectural Digest
The Strong Looks Better Naked author also findssanctuary in her neutral hue-colored bedroom, which she calls “Champagneheaven.” Khloe revealed, “I don’t get a lot of alone time, so when I have achance to relax in bed I really savor it.”
Unlike her sister, Kourtney is more of amodernist when it comes to the style of her 11,500-square-foot home. She said, “Khloé’s place is glamorous, which suits her style. Mine is muchmore restrained and modern, which is perfect for where I am in my life.”
Photo:Roger Davies/Architectural Digest
The mom to Mason, Penelope and Reign Disick also revealed thatshe is “very afraid of color,” however she noted “whenyou have kids, you can’t be so stringent.”
In the interview, the Kardashian sisters admitted that theylearned to take pride in their homes from their late father Robert Kardashian and their mother Kris Jenner. Kourtney said, “My mom has always had a visionfor our houses — she taught us the joy of interior design. And I have vividmemories of my dad’s closet, which was always immaculate.”
She added, “My sisters and I are perfectionistsbecause we were brought up that way.”
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