Rhiannon Joyce

Did you see it?

It was so, so gorgeous.

To set the scene, it's like this beautiful, it is kind of giving like a mountain home estate.

The backdrop is like stunning snowy mountains.

There's a gorgeous lake and it's got like that big sort of timber look, like a house that you think would be in the mountains.

But then you go inside.

The detail of every room is insane.

One of my favorite features are actually all of the different types of wallpaper that she has in each space.

Weirdly, one of my favorite spaces in her house is her pantry.

It's like this beautiful walk-in pantry.

The wallpaper at the back, it's got this like sort of carnival vibe to it.

And then she's got just like classic old school, very millennial coded, might I add, mason jars.

And she's got all her lollies and like different little treats and stuff in there.

She's got this gorgeous, really warm green and it's contrasted with this timber and it just looks so chic and so welcoming.

Like I would get locked into that pantry.

Yeah.

It's not really a surprise to me that this video has gone viral.

Elizabeth.

This is what makes Architectural Digest different, though, because the storytelling piece is so important.

I also think we're so used to AD features like Open Doors going viral when the celebrity is really big.