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Reality star turned designer, blogger and general lifestyle mogul Lauren Conrad recently sold her gorgeous 5,871-square-foot Pacific Palisades home, and from the looks of it, she's leaving a lot on (and around) the table. The Hollywood home packs beautiful vaulted ceilings, airy archways, and a truly stunning kitchen fit for a California queen.
Let's get one thing straight: As the queen of beach waves, winged eyeliner, bohemian-chic dresses, and perfect party snacks, I trust Lauren Conrad with my hair, my style, and my baked goods, and I'd trust her with my kitchen any day.
Considering she's a lifestyle influencer well-versed in the art of cooking, styling, and a well-thrown soiree, it's no surprise that Conrad's 5-bedroom home seems prime for hosting. And while every room is decked to the nines with her signature easy-breezy, Cali-chic style, the kitchen is by far the most coveted of corners in this house (though truth be told, the clawfoot tub in the bathroom doesn't trail far behind, either).
The kitchen is as picture-perfect as they come, with enviable appointments, blog-worthy fixtures, antique accents, and a bright, airy feel. The open concept floor plan invites guests to move freely throughout the kitchen and breakfast area, and open arches and a lack of doors leaves everything fluid.
The mostly white, minimalist kitchen is accented with pops of color in the form of natural wood shelves, dark fixtures, and bright, Meyer Lemon-filled fruit bowls. Slatted barn-wood floors offer a slight rustic nod and balance out the cool, SoCal kitchen. I can just picture Conrad and husband William Tell sipping on cocktails and snacking on LC's signature busy girl snacks with former Hills alums around the kitchen, awash with the natural light from the California sun. Heck, a scene this gorgeous might even make Conrad and ex-bestie Heidi Pratt rekindle (Probably not, but a girl can dream ... ).
Conrad's kitchen is perfect for dinner party prep, too. A wide island offer plenty of space for kneading dough and baking the treats seen on LaurenConrad.com, and over-the-island Edison bulb fixtures give the space a relaxed but modern feel. A copper oven hood makes the space — a nice vintage inclusion in an otherwise modern cooking and entertaining area.
The house in Lauren's old Hollywood Hills stomping grounds was listed for a cool $5million, and sold for just under that. No word yet on where she's headed next, but here's hoping the new kitchen packs half the style and elegance of the old one. Knowing Conrad's knack for aesthetics, we're sure it'll look just as luxe as this one.
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