Kim Kardashian is currently living with her children North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm in Los Angeles while her husband Kanye West is staying in Wyoming amid swirling divorce rumours. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star's home is usually very pared back, with its "minimal monastery" vibe designed by Axel Vervoordt, but her kitchen space was treated to a rare splash of colour in a recent video.
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The star filmed inside the property's immaculate kitchen to reveal not one, not two, but four gigantic bunches of flowers taking over her marble island. As Kim showed off the brand new additions, she thanked the brands for sending such lovely blooms.
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Kim showcased two enormous floral displays from Jeff Leatham: a huge stone pot filled with blush pink and white roses alongside branches and a slightly smaller display of purple roses with lavender sprigs. She spoke to her fans to say: "I'm so in love with these. It really made my day to come home to these."
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In addition, there was a very large collection of pampas grass in the background of the shot in another grey vessel – possibly from Jeff too.
© Photo: InstagramKim's LA house is insanely minimalist
Then Kim turned the camera to reveal some fresh flowers – a lime green bunch of hydrangeas, beautifully arranged in a chic glass vase – which were sent from fashion house Bottega.
This is a rare splash of colour for Kim's residence, as her living area, dining area and bathroom are all decorated in shades of cream and grey.
© Photo: InstagramThe reality star has cream throughout her home
Kim and Kanye bought the Los Angeles property for $20million and through their renovations it is now reported by Kim's mother Kris Jenner to be worth a whopping $60million!
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