Designers Kathleen and Tommy Clements Kris Jenner, the kardashians' patriarch, have created a mansion in California. Although Kris Jenner has built an empire of living in the spotlight, she would have preferred a sanctuary specifically designed for quiet and rest. The whole house has an extremely wide view and can feel the artistic conception of Japanese "Zen". In the space, both body and mind can relax and feel calm.

Recalling some of her early work, Kris mentioned that she spent her life collecting furniture and building houses. She has owned many different types of houses in different styles. In the 1980s, her bedroom looked like the waste of a purplish chintz supplier. After years of intense paparazzi attention, Kris yearned to get off the fast track. She doesn't like going out as much as she used to, and her work is hectic and chaotic, always running at a million miles an hour. Kris wants her home to feel like a sanctuary, calm and peaceful.

To the surprise of her designers, Kris sketched out her vision for a Zen-like sanctuary, then handed over the interpretation of that mission to her team. Kathleen felt that this was not necessarily in her nature, but she had every confidence that her team would do what they thought was right. Kris is also a perfectly friendly boss, which is why she is so successful.

Kris has really good taste, and this house is the perfect opportunity for her to express her love of art and design. As for her own hallowed hideaway, Kris's main reaction was gratitude, and she trusted the designers completely. When the house was finished, she went in for the first time and cried because every single space gave her joy. Every time she turned a corner, she found something beautiful and interesting, so she couldn't wait to go home.