News 28th September 2022 by Jade Carpenter
Take A Look Inside Emma Chamberlain’s Retro Home In LA
Okay, but when can we come over?
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We didn’t know we needed to see Emma Chamberlain’s house, but now we are obsessed!
The YouTuber has given Architectural Digest a tour of her new home in their YouTube series and it’s a must see. The home is so unique and screams Emma from the light and airy yet warm and cosy rooms, to the quirky art pieces and corn-on-the-cob poolside tables.
Emma tells AD that her home was built in the 50’s but she has put a personal touch on all of the rooms in the house. In the kitchen, Emma says that they ripped out the original and redone it to her taste. This includes sage green units and a marble sink which incorporates touches of green inside.
Of course, the kitchen is equipped with her very own coffee station, with Chamberlain Coffee on demand. It’s her brand of course she has it!
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We are obsessed with her dressing room, since she lives alone Emma has taken full advantage of a spare bedroom creating her dream wardrobe/glam room with a funky mirror, mega shoe space and a vanity of dreams. The relatable queen also revealed that she loves to do her own nails and even has the LED lamp to make it all very official.
Her garden area is so effortlessly cool with a permanent beer pong set up and the comfiest looking sun loungers we ever did see. Each one looks like a personal sofa-bed!
Emma references the parties and gatherings she has in her house most weekends a lot in the video, which has us thinking, who is there? Are any celebs in attendance? And when can we come over? Oh, to be on the guest list!
Watch the complete house tour here!
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