Inside Kirsten Dunst's Timeless Hollywood Home | Architectural Digest
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- Kirsten Dunst and interior designer Jane Hallworth talk about how their design philosophies inform the pieces chosen to fill Kirsten's home. Kirsten and Jane break down these special adornments, like a longboat model built by Kirsten's grandfather and a door originally from Jackie Onassis's apartment, and explain their significance to the space.
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She had me at “I don’t like open concepts. Give me a room where I can shut a door”. I’m all about it.
Not everyone is a millionaire like Kristen and can afford to buy big houses with lots of space. A lot of people prefer to design open house concepts because it can give the “appearance” of more space in a smaller home. And it gives more room to add decor without boundaries.
@@cookiesarelikecream nah. Some people just feel safer in closed spaces. My house is small and I just can't see myself calling "my home" to a unnecessarily big house nor want I show off how much money I have with the size of it.
@@barbaraaraneda8971 ok? That’s your opinion. I’m just making a case for why people like open concept houses.
I also hate open concept. If anything, it makes the space seem smaller.
@@Claudia-hr5ei please stop replying to old comments I don’t care about this convo anymore
I like this setting with the designer explaining their design process. It’s truly great and refreshing for people who like actual interior design as opposed to people who want to watch celebrities shamelessly pretend that they did all the work.
YES! YES! YES!
YES!!
Bingo! I watch this only for the designers- not for the celebrities
Yes to all of it
Wow, I'm the 999th person to like the OP's comment!
I love that Kirsten shared this moment with Jane! So many celebrities pretend they're the designer/decorator when you know there are other people who have made the magic happen. So cool to see how well they work together and know each other's tastes and opinions.
My favorite moment was at the end when they were talking about how it was an emotional house and the designer was like, "it has so many layers for the house, and us, and the furniture..." And Kirsten interjected "and my family" and the designer was like, oh yeah, them too I guess.
Absolutely.
@@woudgy To be fair, she says "and NOW my family" because the family is new - the "little man" would have been 2 or 3 when they filmed this.
That's such a great point! She shared this moment and showcased the work Jane does and how much she means to her. You can see their friendship radiate and it is so beautiful.
this is such an important comment lol. more celebs should really include their designer on these tours
Kirsten's home is very much like her: classic and timeless.
Completely agree. She's has a timeless charm about her.
Exactly!
Yes classic and timeless but also cool and unexpected
She had me at the opening statement- “I don’t like feature walls, and I don’t white kitchens, and I don’t like open concept- how ‘bout that (snap)!” This is a wonderfully curated and decorated home, so many unique and special items (and the stories behind them). She likes everything that I like- wallpaper, saturated color, and old stuff that’s not necessarily precious (or expensive). This home is not meant to impress you, it’s meant to envelop and fascinate you. You can feel the camaraderie between them. I could listen to these two talk about this home all day, simply fabulous.
She truly represents with her tastes, statements and styling what is it all about.
@@vaderladyl Agreed!
You’ve summed it up perfectly!
Sick and tired of open concept such a cliche
Absolutely! ♥️♥️
Kristen Dunst home is the most intelligent ,spiritual and emotional home I've seen.It's like she was reading a book slowly like you get to know your best friend over a lifetime. So refreshing , it truly has it's own life.
Hello Sharon how are you
Can we be friends ?
This was so beautifully expressed.
Looks like a kitchen she actually cooks in.
Indd the opposite of a McMansion
She is an old soul. The decor in her house reflects that. It is a very beautiful house and beautifully done too.
@Natalie Versailles. I think she's absolutely beautiful ❤️
Nothing wrong being an old soul
i was thinking that
"We're heartbroken and we relish beautiful things." Love this.
I love that Kirsten's home feels like a home and not a over the top, fancy, austere gallery or just expensive decor and furniture. It has soo much character and I really love that its heavily curated, with some priceless pieces but there is beauty in the imperfection of the decor. It feels personal, poignant intentional but unforced and not fussy. So many LA homes dont feel like homes, they dont feel like you can relax in them, they feel like bragging show pieces to throw parties and impress people and Kirsten's home feels like a genuine personal space.
i am pretty sure those unique peaces are hella expensive
@@kiku176 oh for sure
Probably because her parents are not American so she wasn't raised in a way where money equals to success.
@@killforcefighter7381 it is t just the rappers dude
She is so down to earth. Like her outlook.
"Gimme a room where I can shut a door." Thank you!!! I totally relate!👍
Omg ......so peculiar. Her "i don't like open kitchen blah blah.......cool .
I get it. If you live with other people and you want some quiet now and then, you can't do it if your whole house is open concept. Sometimes you just want to quietly cook a meal or concentrate on whatever else without other people in your hair. Especially if you tend to be introverted and really like deep focus.
@@katy8605 I completely agree with you!
yesssss
If that room is bigger than most people apartments, then sure 👍 But in real life open concept is very much a necessity.
Tons of celebrities have houses that look like museums but this is a home you could host a holiday family get-together in. My mom would drool over this place.
It's so homely and rustic with all the vintage style. Kitchen was adorable. Every antique explained by Kirsten and the designer really felt special.
Yes it looks like it was past down from generation to generation.
It's a toss up between Kirsten's house and Dakota Johnson's for the best AD ep. Beautiful and yet effortless style.
Exactly my thought too, Kristen and Dakota’ s houses are my top favorite house on AD although I read somewhere that Dakota has since moved from that home
@@NormaLilia24 Yeah, I hope we get a look at how she decorated the new house. I wonder how she translates her personal style to a different kind if house, or if she chose another mid-century to do.
Exactement ce que je pensais!
Hey! Me too!
Dakota‘s more, though
Ive had this fantasy for years that we could be friends and this video only reinforced that delusion further. She's one of my very favorites :D
Too rustic for my taste but I love her anyway lol
Legend talking about a legend! I see what you mean. The only difference is that you would handpaint the wall motives yourself.
Beautiful home with so many personal touches. I love that they both agree on having objects that make them feel things because they are heartbroken. I've just started getting my 1897 house back to its glory, and this video has inspired me on a whole other level! Bravo!
Your new house definitely should be featured in AD too, Christine!
Agreed she is awesome
Is it me, or the designer and client has an extraordinary bond of friendship( that's very hard to find in today's world)
They've felt each other's experiences,they know what the other person is thinking and they think alike too, they finish each other's sentences ...what more could one want in a friendship!!!
What is the name of the designer? Jane…
I am SO happy there are celebrities like Kirstin. I am not a trend person myself. I am more of a classic, historical, elegant, traditional kind of a person. It's really reassuring to see successful people that excelled in their line of work/art and remained loyal to their personal styles.
The designer being present divulging the steps of their craft, the stories behind certain elements/items chosen, & really seeing the special bond between a designer & client. This is so simple, yet so intimate & I just love it! I would adore watching more of these!!
I agree about their special client/deaigner r/shio.... They seemed so close they were finishing each others sentences!
I agree! I would imagine there are designers behind all of these celebrity homes and Kirstin sharing the stage in such a humble and collaborative way with Jane was inspiring to watch. Would like to see more in this style!
@@kathrynwatt6615 you
@@kathrynwatt6615 you can come in the morning now that the owner just a reminder on a Wednesday and I am happy birthday my love and miss it was supposed you can make the best and I am not
Finally a house that looks like a home that reflects the owner. Too many homes on AD look like expensive versions of other people's homes. Also like that the home is decorated with expensive things that are investments, not exspensive trends. Awesome!
yup, this is the first one ive seen that id want to live in.
@@ff7_fan298 Same. This is the first of these videos in which I could see myself residing there.
Dakota Johnson had a similar video that felt like her home
Your first sentence goes nowhere.
I've been a fan of hers forever. She's such a class act and it's no surprise her home reflects that.
She immediately starts out with “I don’t like featured walls, and I don’t like white kitchens, and I don’t like open concepts, how about that? (snap!) Give me a room where I can shut a door.” I almost jumped out of my seat and thought, OMG, FINALLY! I LOVE IT. I LOVE IT. I LOVE IT. I LOVE her home already and I haven’t even seen the video yet. And after seeing the video twice, I was right. My kindred spirit (when it comes to home design and decor.) I LOVE her home. My favorite rooms are the kitchen and Ennis’ room. Just LOVE that kitchen!
Thank you Kirsten. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! for finally showing me a celebrity home that isn’t a clone and letting me know I am not the only one, even though I know literally I am not the only one, who doesn’t like open concepts and white kitchens. but it is good to know there is someone well known out there who said it, put the words out there.
I agree, I love her individual style. I don’t like open plan or white either. The house is styled very nicely but don’t get the weird boat references seems random, apart from that most of it is nice.
@@zahla1447 I think the boat references is because her son likes boats. Anyway, I currently live in a home with an open concept and that is why I know I HATE it with a passion. This home wasn’t my first choice, but sometimes you have to make compromises for the sake of your budget. I thought I could live with it and grow to love it or at least like it. Instead, I grew from not liking it to hating it. Believe me, when I sell this home, my next home will not be an open concept.
@@Oxygen257 oh no sorry to hear that, hope you manage to settle down in a house more comfortable for you.
Open plan seems more popular in US and Canada. I live in UK, luckily its less common. People are following the trend more though to make houses seem more spacious, as houses here are much smaller.
Calm down and get a life. You're almost as obnoxious as these two in the video 🙄
An antiquer’s dream… she has taste though so it doesn’t look like a hoarder haven
This might be one of the coolest collabs between designer and client I've ever seen. Jane is a true gift, I've never seen a home so curated that I'd actually want to live in.
"Give me a room where I can shut a door! 🚪" is frighteningly relatable to me.. I was JUST thinking earlier today about how utterly displeasing I find an open Floorplan to be. It is antiquated for homes to be less open; but as an introvert, it is something I fantasize about! Love Kirsten! 🧡
"Give me a room where I can shut a door... specifically, the door that Jackie O used to have in her apartment, which I brought across from NY and reframed into this house."
This is one of my favourite celebrity homes... The colours... The layout... The stories... And it actually looks like PEOPLE LIVE IN IT! Which shouldn't be as rare as it is. I also appreciated the way they were able to discuss the provenance of the furnishings without sounding incredibly pretentious. They really connected with everything they were talking about and it was so much fun sharing in that walk down memory lane.
please KEEP THIS FORM!! This is much better than watching them go around the house. maybe throw in a bit of both once in a while but this form with the interior designer going through the process is perfect!!!
I agree.. but it seems this format was a one off😢
I love that she included the interior designer in this video.
It’s haunting and enchanting at the same time. It reminds me of a Brothers Grimm folk tale.
As a French 🇫🇷, I’ve always lived in a very old-fashioned environment, in houses older than the USA. Ancient stuff everywhere, broken and imperfect things, silverware… Seeing Kirsten’s home reflects my childhood and my very natural environment, I utterly love it 🥰
moiberyloup wrote "As a French 🇫🇷, I’ve always lived in a very old-fashioned environment, in houses older than the USA." You just put into words the reason I LOVED living in France and was "home" for the first time in YEARS. And as you pointed out: living in "houses older than the USA." That says it all. I spent the happiest years of my life in France and can't wait to return... lucky you to live there your whole life, and in a culture that appreciates and accepts the "petit defaults." Love everything about your wondrous culture and country that sees and appreciates beauty in all things!
@@catherinetodd Non wonder why many foreigners settle here, or have a second residency 😊 The French may not be the easiest people in the world, everyone has flaws ; nevertheless, I must admit our « patrimoine » (monuments, buildings, castles, vineyards, churches) is worth admiring. Thank you for your words, dear lady.
I can't wait to travel to France (and Europe in general) for the first time for this reason. Though I must say, my Italian is much better than my French, so I should probably work on that before leaving the US. Here in Wisconsin, our "old, old buildings" are typically from the early/mid-1800s. But overall, most people here want a new building because our older buildings (those that aren't museums or on the historical registry) aren't taken care of very well. Especially here in Madison, where the trend is to knock down the super cool Victorian and Edwardian houses that were split into quirky apartments and then build a poorly constructed, exorbitantly expensive high rise building in its place. That's something I love about Europeans; from my perspective, it seems like you guys try to do things right the first time and take care of it, rather than constantly tearing down and rebuilding as the poorly built structures disintegrate.
That is what is frustrating....in USA, we tear everything down and rebuild. We don't keep history. We don't have many landmarks that were man-made more than few hundred years old. We have beautiful mother nature sites, Grand canyon, rivers, falls but rarely do we keep the first church or school building of a town. In my city, I am very thankful for Heritage Park....quite a few homes, doctor's office, post office, soda shop, school, and few other items (i.e. a railway cart) that come from the beginning of our county's time. Beautiful park to walk through, allowed in houses/buildings on guided tour....I never get tired of going.
@@discogoth Italy is the home of everything OLD OLD. I go almost every year and in my country OLD is medieval, in Italy it’s millenniums old. When I went to the US I toured the north east coast and every historic thing was kept up too well. It looked Disney fake to me.
this feels like a house where lots of memories are created. heartwarming and welcoming. although it feels a lil bit weird to think that its LA situated lol
You must not have ever been to L.A.
@@chs75 and you're totally right. but every time I see a LA home featured in AD it feels like it's always so neat and polished and glam. not so much lived in. Didn't mean to offend
@@doyouknowaboutemmah I wasn't offended, just making a point. While many of the new builds are as you described, there is a vast array of architectural styles in Los Angeles.
@J Ds jeez I obviously know that there are billions of different houses in LA, I was talking from a non-American viewer perspective. I was just pointing out that media such as AD tend to cover minimal chic design way more than this type of cozy rural style. I'm sure Los Angeles residents are not offended by my opinion anyway
I agree doesn't feel like LA. More like a rendition of what a scandinavian countryhouse would look like in the mind of an American. And I love it it looks great would live in that house (not LA) 100%.
I'm not sure I'd want to live in it, it kind of feels like an antiques showroom but I admire the distinctive taste and how interesting all these things are. One of the more memorable celeb homes.
“I like things that make me feel things.” - Kirsten Dunst
That was deep
I second the motion with Ms. Dunn: i don't care for the open concept and "Give me a room where I can shut the door", and good for her for buying at a young age art that she can enjoy for a lifetime. I remember a Barbara Walters interview with Bette Midler when Ms. Midler had become really famous. Bette Midler was asked what she purchased now that she had money and her reply was that she really wasn't buying much. "...books...records", worthwhile things to enjoy all your life.
open concepts only work for people that NEVER cook, i absolutely hate it as well!
@@leleprtk, you can always open the window when cooking 😉 don't generalise just because it doesn't work for you
@@leleprtk or it might be because rich people doesn't want to see their personal chef cook, most of the rich's house if they have an open concept kitchen, they probably have another separate kitchen for the real cooking.
@@geder.n.8100 that too, but it’s too depressing to think about
@@veronicaivanova 🙄🙄🙄
I would watch a series following Kirsten and Jane discovering pieces they both love and then learning the histroy behind them. Any producers reading, happy for you to steal my idea 👀 Make it happen thanks.
Yes, id love that too. Just for ideas.
There was always something about Kirsten that I loved. Now I see that I was right. She's a real down to earth human with class and great taste. ❤
This home has soul. Whether the aesthetic is one you like or not, there is no denying it’s unique with presence. I wish she had the lady in oil droplets lamp. Cool collection!💛
I love Kirsten Dunst’s style. I don’t necessarily like everything in her house, but I like her individuality. Her NYC apartment from over a decade ago was fab!
You also hated that bathroom, right?
Off topic: but am I the only one shocked by Spider Man being the “first time she made (significant) money” 🤯 8 years after “Interview with..” and after a few years of being one of the TOP stars of “Teen films” 🤔 Crazy to think of how many iconic projects she may have been poorly paid for.
I think a lot of those were cult classics and didn't earn much at the time
She will have earned 200k+ on some earlier projects, but I think she means first film that got her a chunk of money to buy a nice house outright.
It's shocking but within the a marvel movie can mean never having to work again (unless you want to). Endorsements alone bring in millions, in addition to press, re-runs, swag, sequels, interviews events she would be paid to attend. She's fabulous and her success is 100 % deserved.
I was thinking exactly the same :o
No, because any salary she got prior to this would have been more than you or I get in an entire year. It's reported that she earned $8M for Spiderman.
As a Dane, it makes me utterly happy to see the Scandinavian touch in their design choice. This house is truly "hygge".
W H, I also am a Dane! I agree 100%
@@angelaseverino6874 what’s a Dane?
@@ashton8878 someone who comes from Danemark
As a German, I feel similarly: It is "gemütlich".
@@ashton8878 Jesus Christ, is this a serious question?
I've always enjoyed watching Kirsten as an actress but I enjoy her house even more. What a beauty!
Kirsten is so lovely and normal. Bless her little family with Meth Damon, love him too!
It’s 6am and I’m screaming at Meth Damon
@@thisismariaa GUYS SHES SCREAMING HELP
@@user-pl4yq1oc1y it’s a joke about her partner. He vaguely resembles Matt Damon but isn’t as conventionally attractive.
LOL!!!
I love a good Math Demon!
This is the best AD I’ve seen in a loooong time. It’s my dream to have this type of relationship with a designer. One that just understands my style and that is a true collaborator. And Kirsten’s personality and style is in every inch of the space. Well done!
I just love the personality, that she didn't go neutral on anything, and the history behind the pieces. Truly a gem of a home. Kirsten has always been a favorite actress of mine.
This home and Aaron Paul’s are the two best on AD. Originality. Design. Thoughtfulness.
This is imperfect perfection. True design. One of the only homes that I would not change a thing. More design of this caliber please. Kudos to both Kristen and her designer! Excellent relationship, layered, meaningful, personal design. Bravo!!!!
She really put thought into buying things and collected them overtime.. this is how you design timeless home.
I love white and white kitchens I love a open concept so our styles are completely different. But your home is to reflect your style and something that reflects your personality.
This is so neat! I love that she invited her designer to do this with her! Everything in her home has a story. So different from the typical celeb home tour!
God bless her bravery for actually having her own taste! I'm also a fan of old things, actual ROOMS and living as you choose, rather than the way you're told is "updated".
This house is absolutely stunning. That kitchen? What a dream.
I never knew how authentic and deep Kirsten is
This is, by far, the loveliest Hollywood home I've ever seen. I've always adored Kirsten as an actress, and now I see that may be due in part to our appreciation of the less-than-perfect. The authentic.
What a refreshing home. Look's so comfortable and feels like a real family home. Good stuff. Impressive.
I love this house even though it’s a bit too dark for my taste. I love antiques and I love that every piece in her house either mean something or reminds her of something. Most celebrities or rich people would just buy things to show there wealth, she actually built a home that has a soul and a story to tell. BRAVO!
Not keen on it at all
@@rachkate76 Her style is not for everyone
@@TheSingingGardener Hooray for that!
@@TheSingingGardener I’m well aware of that which is why I said what I already said
@@rachkate76 you sound confrontational. 😂 it’s not that serious! go eat a Twix or something you sound HANGRY.. 😆
This house tour surprised me in so many ways. So many Easter eggs throughout the house, the mice in the wallpaper next to the fox, the bandana in the kitchen tile, the screaming pitcher when you open up the china cabinet, and the list goes on. What lovely details!
I love how Kirsten Dunst, since we are the same age, she has been in my favorite movies. I feel like she is my childhood friend. And seeing her with a beutiful house and a beutiful family, makes me warm inside.
If I was ever going to hire a designer, it would be this lady. I love how much she understands her client(s) and chooses things that are perfect for the home. I agree with Ms Dunst’s comment about not liking open concept, feature walls, or white kitchens, and I absolutely adore her kitchen and dining room. Each room has its own beauty, and I love that everything has a story.
I thought the same thing, would love to have her design my home.
I like how they complete each other’s sentences. ❤️
To me this reflects our current state ....Looking for perfection in our homes reflects us...as well as accepting things as they are....with all its scars and battles....we are a work in progress constantly.....
I don't know what I expected Kirsten Dunst's house to look like but this wasn't it. Yet, watching the video it makes so much sense cause she seems so calm and grounded and that's the vibe I get from this house. It's not flashy but rich with antiquity.
I just love when people have really unique pieces that clearly speak to them. It doesn't need to be my taste.. I just like when people are excited about their own homes.
This is a house that actually looks like a home instead of just a show home. I just wish she’d actually walked around giving a tour instead of addressing everything via an iPad.
“I like things that make me feel things.” LOVE THAT SAYING!!!
I love reclaimed things like those doors. The open beams are lovely. Those steel windows are nice. The antiques and the decorating is beautiful.
Oh, it's like a childhood picture book dream come to life! So cozy, haunting, whimsical... I could get comfy and lost here forever. 🥺🤍
Actually, the look is a bit Scandinavian cottage and log houses plus whimsical bohemian touch! And her mindsetting, as well, really reflects some of my Scandinavian friends. When I see the video and explanations, some people from the north would keep only things that attached the most for them. The upholstered chair shows it, the kitchen layout which I think very very Finnish and the shabby chic furnishings with mute colors with some prominence vintage furnitures really tells a lot of these style. She and the designer really appreciate art and how things were constructed by old-timer artisans - it's great mindset and something not so many people interest about around this hyper-modern home era.
I loved Kirsten's opening line "I hate open concept!" This video was so refreshing and I really enjoying seeing a home different. The style and pieces were so beautiful but it really looked like a lived in home.
Hello beautiful Anna
Please can we talk ?
I've watched a lot of AD videos and this is hands down my favourite in terms of the structure with the designer explaining key features, and the style and design of the house iteself. Even when other celebrities say they really wanted to pay homage to the time of the house etc, it hasn't felt as genuine as this. It's a truly unique interior design and so beautiful
After seeing her video breaking down her iconic roles, she deserves every inch of a fabulous house.
I always wondered what Kirsten was like and her grandfather's ships threw me off in a good way.
Enjoyed the designer with homeowner format, wonderful to experience their relationship. Learning about the history of pieces chosen is so satisfying, especially Kirsten sharing her personal journey with her objects and design. Let's see more of this please! Well done teamAD
Her home has so much character! It looks like all her precious things and stories are embedded in it.
Had to watch this again a year later. It's one of my favorite AD homes.
I love the way this video was filmed/edited. Kristen and Jane just talking intimately. The house is stunning. The descriptions of the things/items and the introduction of the artists/designers was really interesting. Thank you x
Hands-down the best AD episode yet. I’m obsessed with the show but this was fantastic
I absolutely adore her home and style. So refreshing that she will cherish her curated home for a lifetime, as opposed to throwing out the place with the next trend. Perfection. I still have that AD (11/21) on my coffee table.
Like Kirsten I like old things. They tell a story. I loved her timeless home. I love the mirror her mom bought her at the flea mart. The longboat model built by her grandfather is great! Ennis room is perfect for a little boy. I do not like to cook, but I would cook in Kirsten's kitchen. It is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing your home.
I loved watching this because Kirsten always seems like an enigma to me. I don’t know much about what she thinks because she’s fairly private and I can appreciate that. I will say she’s close to what I imagined her being. Pensive and a bit solemn but also kind and to the point.
Ennis’s room is breathtaking. A literal tear brought to my eye.
@Matt Clayton Agreed. The current “in” form of interior design is shiny, new, simplistic. Everything looks the same so this was refreshing
I loved this. The designer and client talking about the process of getting the house decorated is such a great concept. I loved the warmth of the house and all the antique furniture. Love her
Yesss!! Their relationship is so sweet too!
Finally a celeb that’s not just about glitzy and glam to show wealth but soul and character. Obviously these things cost money but it’s so nicely done
What an amazing home! I cut Kirsten's hair over 20 years ago when I worked near Yale, in New Haven, Connecticut.I don't see movies or watch t.v. and so I wasn't aware of who she was until my manager told me. I tried to get her to engage in conversation, as I do all of my clients to make them comfortable, but she didn't say a word to me. I wish that I had known that she had the same passion for interior design and art as I do because we could have had a really lively conversation. It's funny because the salon I worked in for over 10 years was owned by the father of Dorit Kemsley, who I guess is also famous and on t.v.now.
That is something not knowing who she is 😊. I bet she got a kick out of that, it's seems rare celebrities meet people who don't recognize them. It's one of the reasons Shirley Temple married her husband, he had never heard of her before!
This is when design is interesting. Whether it’s your style or not there is an exciting point of view. This home grew from somewhere beautiful - home.
Agreed.🔑
I absolutely love this house! It's not about trends or ostentatious displays of wealth. It's filled with things that the owners love and have meaning for them. Just beautiful.
I always loved how Kirsten has this really upbeat bubbly and fun personality! 😊
“I like old things, I like things that make me feel things” ❤️
THAT'S IT. I can stop watching any other house tour because I have died and gone to heaven hearing the back stories and seeing her home. It's perfection.
I love how her artistry and her old soul is being reflected in her choices of furniture and design of her home.
Just love everything about this home! The kitchen tile looks like Root Beer! Beautiful!!
This is really one of the most beautiful houses I've seen on AD. It has character. It respects the history of the collected pieces. Not all shiny and trendy. Loved it!!!
It does look very „European“ in a way. Here in Central Europe we have many old houses and old farmer houses that look similar and have a lot of different old furniture and colors in them. When I imagine a typical American kitchen for example I‘m thinking about the description that Kirsten gave Jane Hallworth with the mainly „white open modern kitchen“.
Kirsten Dunst is like that cool childless aunt that always finds a way to make good times wholesome and memorable.
Finally, a house of a famous person with a real personality and use of second hand without braging or pretending. Thanks, Kirsten.
I think what's even more precious and beautiful than her house, is this sweet relationship. Two people bonding over art and culture is so delightful.
This is by far the most amazing home here. I've never been so jealous of a home and the furniture. I felt like I sat down across from you with a glass of white wine listening intently and taking in the beautiful home. My eyes feasted and my jaw dropped. Thank you for the marvelous storytelling. Love your Home Kirsten!
I understand how someone could get emotional… all the history and stories that live in this house is overwhelming! It’s a cozy art history house museum! Loved that she choose to invest into home decor that can be passed on for generations to come
Her house is very classic and traditional and she's got her unique touch for the design of the interiors with her helper. Amazing house
This is the best house I've ever seen on this channel. I was totally captivated listening to the stories and careful intention put into every piece. Incredible.
Love the collaboration with these two…you can see how much they like each other and how much they love finding nice pieces❤️
wow this house is so beautiful, it's refreshing and actually has character, not like most celebrities who live in those huge hight-tech whatever houses, honestly living there would be my dream
Wow, this is not at all the style I would have expected from her. Some beautiful and timeless pieces, like the exquisite antique French mirror, and I love how each has a meaning, history and uniqueness. The kitchen design is warm, earthy and rich, I especially dig the tile features and contrast. I'm so over the pristine white on white look too, give me some colour, pattern and texture!
this was by far the BEST architectural digest video that i have ever seen. so thoughtful and sensitive and truly beautiful. well done, kirsten.