See inside Prince William and Kate Middleton's home at Kensington Palace

The couple live in Apartment 1A and many might think the word apartment means small spaces, but it’s actually quite big. The four-story apartment features twenty rooms and plenty of space to entertain guests. There are five reception room, dressing rooms, staff quarters and of course, night and day nurseries for their children.

In 2016, the Duke and duchess of Cambridge welcomed former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama and gave the world a glimpse into their home. Many of the pictures taken were in the drawing room where the families enjoyed conversation together. The plush sofas were decorated with floral pillows and there was plenty of light in the room with matching lamps lining the space. In this photo, you can see that the Cambridges are also fans of plants.

Besides the sofas, accent chairs and lighting, the room boasts different pieces of art work that make the space feel cozy.

The drawing room features wide windows that are lined with lush floor-length curtains. Open them and you’ll have a view of Hyde Park. In this iconic photo, a baby Prince George is playing by the windows as he rides the wooden rocking horse that was gifted to him by former President Barack Obama.

The Kensington Palace grounds feature beautiful gardens that have been transformed into a memorial for Prince William and Prince Harry’s late mother Princess Diana. In 2017, the trio were photographed walking the White Gardens, marking the 20th anniversary of her death.

In October, the royal couple opened their home again to host BBC Radio 1’s Teen Heroes of 2019. Prince William and Kate Middleton greeted the teen heroes in one of the main rooms that feature patterned rugs and royal paintings.

Inside the event, the guests were treated to a royal spread of foods. You can see that Kate and William prefer bright and traditional colors in their home.