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Kendall Jenner's Los Angeles house is the reason half of Pinterest wants a faded Turkish rug. When Architectural Digest toured it, everyone noticed the same thing: it looks rustic and effortless, but nothing in it is accidental.
The house was designed by the mother-and-son team Kathleen and Tommy Clements with Waldo Fernandez. It's a Mediterranean-style home filled with light, worn wood, linen sofas, vintage textiles and iron fixtures that look inherited. And then, against all that calm, there's serious contemporary art. That contrast is the whole trick.
I can't help you with the Richard Prince, but the rest of the room is surprisingly easy to recreate. These are the Amazon pieces that get closest to that California rustic feeling.
How to get the Kendall Jenner look
Think of it as a calm stage. Start with a heavy wood table, a low linen sofa and a faded rug in rust, cream and sage. Layer in cane, rattan, teak and iron. Keep the colors earthy (limewash, oatmeal, terracotta, olive) and let one bold piece of art or a graphic book be the loudest thing in the room.
No. 01Rustic Trestle Dining Table
A chunky trestle base with a heavily grained, worn-looking top. Her dining room is all about wood that looks lived on, not lacquered.
Why it works: A trestle base looks farmhouse-old in the best way and seats more people than you'd expect.
No. 02Cane & Rattan Dining Chairs
The woven cane back gives you that relaxed, collected texture against a heavy wood table. Mixing a woven chair with a rustic table is the look in one move.
No. 03Hand-Knotted Wool Area Rug
A softly faded rug in warm, worn-in tones. This is the piece that makes a new room feel like it has history.
Why it works: Faded color hides wear and makes everything layered on top of it look older and better.
No. 04Low Linen-Look Sofa
Deep, low and generous, in a soft oatmeal tone. Her living room has two broad sofas facing the fireplace, built for lounging.
No. 05Block Print Linen Pillow Covers
Vintage-feeling prints mixed across a neutral sofa. Pile on more than you think you need.
No. 06Textured Lumbar Pillow
One long lumbar in the middle of the sofa pulls the mix together and looks styled with almost no effort.
No. 07Rattan Rocking Chair
A relaxed, sculptural chair for a corner by the window. It adds the handmade texture that keeps the room from feeling too polished.
No. 08Rattan Floor Lamp
Woven rattan glows warm at night and looks found, not bought. Put it beside the rocker for a reading corner.
No. 09Rattan Table Lamp
A smaller woven lamp for a console or side table, so the warm light repeats around the room.
No. 10Terracotta-Style Urn
A large earthy vessel, slightly imperfect, for the floor beside the fireplace or the end of a console. Add olive branches.
No. 11Iron Taper Candle Holders
Firelight is the main event in her house. Cluster these on the dining table in different heights.
No. 12Teak Serving Bowl
Turned wood with real grain. Leave it empty on the table or fill it with lemons.
No. 13Hand-Carved Wood Bowl
Things with the patina of hands are what make this look work. A carved bowl on a stack of books is styling in ten seconds.
No. 14Carved Wood Side Table
A solid, sculptural wood piece beside the sofa, with a little heft to it.
No. 15Mark Rothko Coffee Table Book
My stand-in for the art collection. A big, bold art book on the coffee table gives you the same jolt of color against all the neutrals.
No. 16Chunky Wool Throw
Draped over the arm of the sofa, because a California rustic room should always look like someone just got up from a nap.
Styling it at home
Restraint everywhere, so a few loud things can be loud. Keep the big pieces quiet and earthy, layer texture through rattan, cane, linen and wood, and save your boldest color for one piece of art, a book or a single pillow. Lots of candles, warm bulbs and not a single overhead light on after dark.
Common questions about this look
Who designed Kendall Jenner's Los Angeles house?
Kathleen and Tommy Clements of Clements Design, working with Waldo Fernandez, designed the home featured in Architectural Digest.
What style is Kendall Jenner's house?
California rustic: Mediterranean bones, worn wood, linen, faded vintage rugs and textiles, used as a calm backdrop for bold contemporary art.
What rug looks like Kendall Jenner's?
Look for a hand-knotted or vintage-style wool rug with faded rust, cream and sage tones. Faded color is what gives it that inherited look.
Want the full room? Get the look: California rustic, inspired by Kendall Jenner's home.
Dupe & Design is not affiliated with or endorsed by the homeowner, the designers or Architectural Digest. These picks are inspired by the room and chosen independently to capture its feeling.