Kris Jenner reveals room in mansion entirely for dishes
The Kardashian matriarch has an entire room in her $27m mansion dedicated to an extremely expensive collection.
Kris Jenner has showed off a luxurious room in her Los Angeles mega-mansion that’s full of rare designer plates and custom Kardashian dinnerware.
The famous mumager spared no expense to serve fine dining on rare china at her $27 million Hidden Hills estate including $815 Hermes pieces and a $883 Gucci teapot.
The range of designer dinner settings also included fine china that shows off Kris, along with all of her children, hand painted with glamorous portraits, The Sun reports.
In an interview with her daughter, Kourtney Kardashian’s lifestyle brand, Poosh last month, Kris, 66, raved about her “impeccably organised” room that showed off her sprawling collection.
Originally a walk-in closet, Kris transformed the room into a showcase for hundreds of pieces that are not only pricey – but hold sentimental value as well.
After collecting the plate settings throughout her life, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians alum even added high-quality lighting to display the dishes to their full potential.
The long white shelves show the various bowl and plate sets stacked along one another.
In addition to pricey pieces, the media mogul also owns one-of-a-kind sets that were custom made for her and her family.
On a set of white plates with a gold trim, Kris, along with daughters Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian and also Kylie & Kendall Jenner are seen handpainted with glam portraits.
Her son Rob Kardashian, 34, can also be seen on the plate, bowl and cup settings – which has each family member looking to their left from a profile angle.
In addition to the custom family pieces, the impressive groupings also include the Balcon du Guadalquivir dinnerware line from Hermes which starts at $163 for a single small butter plate.
However, the range goes as high as $2853 for a vase and $2717 for a tray with a regular-sized plate retailing for $584 each.
The red-and-white designed set isn’t the only one Kris scored from Hermes – she has also collected a gorgeous orange, gold and white eight piece tableware batch that costs $747.
Her Africa Green collection – which boasts various safari animals on a lime-coloured plate – has a hefty price tag of $625 for each dinner plate or $815 for a cup and saucer set.
The reality star also proudly displayed Hermes collections from the Carnets d’Equateur line which boasts a leopard and the H Deco set that has more neutral grey, black and white colours.
Gucci is the other favourite the mom-of-six has in her dish room, with a wide accumulation of the designer’s Herbarium range.
The Italian dinnerware cost $326 for a set of two plates but asks for $883 for a single teapot.
A coffee cup and saucer will set someone back $509 while the teacup costs $557.
Overall, the dish room is completely filled with thousands of dollars worth of items on five different U-shaped shelves.
The room is tucked inside of Kris’ $27 million Hidden Hills mansion that is on the same lot as daughter Khloe’s large estate.
After months of construction, photos from November showed the matriarch’s finished property in the affluent LA neighbourhood, complete with a huge pool and stunning, manicured grounds.
Boxes were seen inside Kris’ new garage, as luxury cars parked outside ferried her belongings over.
The front porch boasts a neat lawn edged with intricate planting thanks to shrubs and large trees for privacy.
A long rectangular pool with wide steps leading in graces the backyard, which is finished with another neat lawn.
Kris’ massive home also sports a large outdoor kitchen for entertaining, and a stylish terrace above it.
Some construction materials were still seen outside Khloe’s driveway, as workmen pulled off the finishing touches.
It was revealed back in April that Kris and Khloe, 37, were moving closer to Kim and Kylie and building two homes in Hidden Hills.
This story first appeared on The Sun and has been republished with permission.
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