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Skateboards and Hermès! Kylie Jenner Shows Off a Rare Photo of Baby Stormi’s Playroom
Someone’s playing in style over here! Proud mama Kylie Jenner took to her Instagram Stories to share a rare photo of daughter Stormi Webster‘s playroom on August 30 — and we have to say, the 18-month-old has a pretty cool pad all to herself.
The tiny tot’s pink-based room comes complete with a pink play kitchen, a table with bunny chairs and some toys and puzzles on the floor. Of course, we also spotted a stuffed butterfly, a.k.a. the calling card of her daddy, Travis Scott.
The two most interesting parts of the toddler’s play space, though, come from the decor. First, the room boasts five rainbow polka-dot skateboard decks on the wall. Seems like dad had a little decorative influence in the room! But don’t worry, mom threw in her own flair with the Hermès checkered blanket on the floor.
Leave it up to Kylie, 22, and Trav, 28, to deck out the playroom, right? This wouldn’t be the first time the couple has shown off their couture home duds. Ky is a known lover of famed interior designer Jonathan Adler and Kaws, a graffiti artist turned museum regular who has work at The Brooklyn Museum and The Museum of Contemporary Art.
Back in January, King Kylie herself (her rightful moniker, duh) posed for a super regal pic sitting in an original by the street artist — a chair baring his signature style. Though Ky’s version was an ultra rare style and one of three of its kind, other styles of the chair have sold for anywhere between $15,000 and $25,000 previously. The artist’s paintings and sculptures have auctioned for anywhere from $100,000 to $2.5 million, so the chair price is a bit of a steal, TBH.
The makeup mogul clearly wanted to treat her fans to the special snap because she posted the rare glimpse after throwing up a few selfie videos promoting her latest Kylie Cosmetics sale for Labor Day. Not bad marketing, mama. It’s a good way to get the people scrolling!
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