Supermodel Kendall Jenner's Los Angeles home by Clements Design. The new building makes few structural changes to the existing building, transforming two of the five bedrooms into two ornate fitting rooms. The living room perhaps best embodies the young model's preference for warm, organic textures, rustic tones and comfortable furniture. A cozy fireplace at one end of the space, two roomy sofas, and a collection of vintage textile pillows provide plenty of space for visiting friends and family. Jenner doesn't like going to parties, preferring to turn on the music, light the fireplace and candles, and watch NBA games with her friends, which is her style of entertainment.

Cooking is also a big part of Jenner's life, and because she wants to improve her cooking skills in the kitchen, she hopes the kitchen in this house will encourage her to spend more time cooking. In this home, Jenner's contemporary art collection adds some striking color to the space as opposed to soft furnishings and finishes. Just at the entrance, an iconic oval wall sculpture, animated by computer-programmed LED lights, pays homage to visitors in dreamlike colors. While Jenner admits that she is new to the contemporary art world, Fernandez stresses that her interest is more than superficial. Jenner chooses things that make sense to her, things that she can react to intuitively.

In the living room of Jenner's bedroom, a neon sculpture unexpectedly confronts a pair of 18th-century Italian painted door panels. I grew up with these panels in the various houses she lived in with her family, and they brought back memories of her childhood. Despite the nostalgia, designers also need to consider whether these things are appropriate in the space. Clements Design both gave each other an 'I don't know' look because they felt these things didn't seem to fit in. But surprisingly, when the room was finally furnished, everyone liked the way it looked.

Jenner openly talked about her struggle with anxiety and panic disorder, for her, these panels, such as her at home in the home theater installation process before the artroom, this is only part of her efforts to make another, she would like to trying to runway shows and paparazzi dazzling limelight, free from the hustle and bustle of professional life. Because it was her first complete home, she thought it would be a true reflection of who she was and what she liked, and that at the end of the day, she was a young woman in Los Angeles who just wanted to have fun.