Olivia Snow

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Pop Apologists · 267: Celeb Interiors, Budget-Friendly Design, and Making Your Home YOU · 2 Apr 2025 podcast

for everyone listening you can watch this on youtube you can watch it on spotify anywhere you can get video on your podcast you should be able to see on the screen images what we're talking about but i just love like the ear of corn by the pool like they're like the little what are those called side tables yeah so she said she got one as a gift and then she was like i bought three more and then found a pineapple like just little stuff like that just so special i mean she really kind of describes the home as like summer camp for her and her friends

Yeah. Like she wants to host there. She wants to entertain. She likes that it felt cabiny and in the woods, but it's still in L.A. It suits her. It also just doesn't feel stuffy. She is no one like she is so young. She does have friends over. She's not married. Right. Living life. And it is a great home for entertaining. And it's like it's the perfect backdrop for her every day.

That's what I was going to say. I think she's achieved that. She got the thought right, right? Like do what you love. Don't worry about other people's opinions. Who cares if it's polarizing? Your home is for you. But I think also she was young when she did it. I think she like went out and she was like, what if we had rainbows and art and like all of these different elements? Yeah.

And there's so much about her home that actually I think if you picked it up and put it in a different context, I might actually like it. Yeah. Yeah. I think You don't really know what to look at. Yes. Everything is competing with each other. And I mean, that sectional is actually really special. Like the mismatched fabrics and everything.

If you picked that up and put it in another home, it could be amazing. Well, it's from that really nice designer.

And if you were to put it in different context, I think it would be great. But when I'm looking at the sectional, I'm also looking at like five funky pieces of art and like what, like a giant pencil. Like I don't even know what else is in there. Yeah. But there's, it's too much to look at and it's too much to compete with.

And I think when you want to have a really special moment and you want to have art, I think let that exist. Let that be the moment and then let everything around it compliment it without competing with it. Right. Like her home feels like a competition and there's so much color and there's so many ideas. I don't know. It's kind of a lot.

So it's actually something that I saw in the 90s in my best friend's house. And I hadn't seen it since and I didn't think I was going to see it again. But I saw it there. And, you know, part of me is like, you know, is there was there some nostalgic? Was it she wanting her, you know, whatever? I mean, the pasta in the cupboards is definitely something I wanted to leave behind in the 90s.

But I think good for her. It kind of bringing it back.

You have no idea. This is actually a term I use a lot. Oh really? Okay. We grew up with Disney Channel, right? Like that's our generation. Lizzie McGuire's house. Yes. Yes. It's like, but when I was 10, that's what I wanted. I wanted Hannah Montana's room. I

exactly i mean i remember and it was always like funky and there was like a weird attic vibe and like splashy art like a graphic sign and yeah i mean if the giant pencil pen is not giving disney channel like backdrop i don't know what it might i say it's even a little more nickelodeon than disney channel yes Honestly, true. Is that like a, yeah.

I mean, she self-describes it as she wanted a storybook dollhouse, right? Like I think this was post-relationship for her. She was moving out with her son. So clearly she leaned into a lot of feminine energy. The designers that she worked with, Pearson Ward, are some of my very favorite designers out there. It's like a friend duo team and they curate some of the most spectacular spaces.

I mean, one of my favorite things about anything they work on is it doesn't have a timestamp. Yeah, it doesn't feel grand. It feels like this could have happened in the 50s. This could have happened. It really melds and it does all of that. But I think Emma Roberts is a really perfect example of breaking the rules and doing what she wants.

And I mean, even in her cute tour, there's so many times where she says, you know, a lot of people might get sick of fringe and tassels, but she's like, I love it. Like, I just want more of it. And it works. It's the energy that works for her because it's so, so, so true to her. She wanted certain things. I also love her collection. Everything in her home feels significant and special to her.

And it's quirky. And she's really in on it.

And she didn't. She calls out at one point, there's a light fixture that she's like, I've actually had different versions of this light fixture in all my homes. And she's like, I love it. It comes with me. I can't get enough of it. It's something where she's taken bits and pieces of things. I mean, she has her timeout chair from when she was little in her living room. So So it truly is collected.

And I think it's a reminder to like bring things along with you as it goes. Pick up stuff you love along the way and then add it to this really beautiful story you get to tell in your home. Yes.

And I think she also got started on the home by herself. And it was, again, one of those situations where she was like, I got this far, but I really needed someone to help me round it out, bring it together. And that's where she brought in Pearson Ward. And they did such a beautiful job. I mean, This home is right up my alley. I love it.

I mean, gorgeous. Yeah.

Kendall Jenner's L.A. house. Love it. It's so good. I mean, I think of all the Kardashians, hands down my favorite. I think she really, really, really nailed it. First, she found kind of like a small, more charming space, especially scale wise compared. I like intimate spaces. I like divided spaces. I think I'm kind of over the blown out. open floor plan concept.

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