Kim Kardashian Reveals the Reason Why She Doesn’t Allow Shoes Inside Her $60 Million Palatial Home

Kim Kardashian Reveals the Reason Why She Doesn’t Allow Shoes Inside Her $60 Million Palatial Home

The Kardashian-Jenner clan has been an open book thanks to their conspicuous presence on social media where they constantly make us envious by putting their gorgeous bodies on display.

Add to that their E! reality show Keeping Up With The Kardashians, which has been running for more than a decade now, that details the influential family members’ intertwining lives — and their never-ending drama.

That’s why it wasn’t surprising at all that the series spawned a couple of spin-offs and opened more cash-earning opportunities for them. While they may be public personalities, what we don’t get to know is Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s humble abode.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West one of the most influential couples in the industry

Actually, scratch that. It is not humble to the very sense of the word but it does show the couple’s minimalistic and effortless style.

Secretive Couple

There have just been few details that managed to leak out since the celebrity couple has been so reclusive about their mysterious house – so much so that they had agreed not to film the show on the property.

So any news about their estate is usually a cause for celebration for their fans. One thing is expected: they have a mansion that is spacious enough for Kim, Kanye, and their kids, Psalm, West, North, and Chicago.

Costly Renovation

The millionaires bought the Hidden Hills, California-property way back in 2014 for a whopping $20 million, but obviously, they weren’t just going to stick with the property’s original design.

The estate is 15,667 square feet, a French country style with eight bedrooms, dual baths, spas, saunas, swimming pools, barbeque centers, and even a vineyard.

Renovations proved to be costly as the rapper tapped architect Claudio Silvestrin and Belgian minimalist Axel Vervoordt to revamp their mansion into what Kim now refers to as a “minimal monastery”.

Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt worked his magic on Kim and Kanye’s house

The revamping of the property turned out to be quite an expensive project and it allegedly cost the couple another $20 million. But what is $20 million to Kanye and Kim who doled out billions to rent a Boeing 737 plane for their

But for sure, even with that price tag, as long as the A-lister couple get what they wanted, it would be worth it. By December 2017, the family moved into their new massive mansion. After all the renovations, the mansion is now worth around $60 million.

Amazing Features

But just how far are Kim and Kanye willing to go to make their abode the best they want it to be? Forbes writer Zack O’Malley Greenburg noted that every surface was white adhering to the minimalistic approach of the designer.

The floors are special, too, as these were made of a specific type of Belgian plaster. If damaged, the exquisite material can only be fixed by a crew from Europe, which means they have to fly in the personnel just to make the necessary repairs.

No wonder the interviewer for Vogue was asked to wear fabric protectors over his shoes just to prevent any scratches on the floor.

That’s far from being the only fascinating feature of the multimillion-house. There is a 130-inch television installed into the floor, which can smoothly rise up and seamlessly slide under. Well, you can technically walk on it as long as the TV is back on the floor.

The floors in Kim and Kanye’s house are made of a specific type of Belgian plaster

If you don’t have clear eyesight, then you won’t probably notice light switches around the abode because there’s not a single conventional switch box there. Instead, there are three small buttons on the wall that illuminate the place at night.

The internet was ablaze when during an interview, the camera showed a sink in the background that looked like it had no basin at all. She later explained it on Instagram that no matter what the pressure of the water is, there is no backsplash because there is a small drain on the marble sink.

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