Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian put their tacky Calabasas home on the market
It’s often suggested that Scott Disick is a bit of style icon and though I’ve never watched the television show in which he stars alongside his partner Kourtney Kardashian, I’ve noticed this Californian’s choice of loafers and cars to generally be perfectly tasteful.
With the sale of Disick’s home in Calabasas, Los Angeles, however, I must say I now would think twice before allowing him and his wife free reign on anywhere I lived. The 5,400 square foot property, which the agent describes as “East Coast traditional”, is far from conventionally decorated.
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Having been “dramatically reimagined by celebrity interior designer Jeff Andrews”, the the 5-bedroomed Disick-Kardashian residence looks like something conceived by someone on acid. A black and white sitting room, a vector patterned hallway and a bedroom complete with a Tracey Emin style “love me” in pink about say it all. Disick’s study, equally, doesn’t look much like a place where anyone would get much inspiration either.
25435 Prado De Las Peras, Cabasas is for sale through Tomer Fridman of Ewing Sothebys I.R. $3,499,000 (£2,128,000) is sought for the house as Disick and Kardashian are moving to a larger property nearby. Whomever gets it, however, will certainly need a further chunk of change to calm this somewhat hectic home down.
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Trust me, I live in the States on the East Coast and this décor is in no way, no how East Coast Traditional. In fact, it defies description other than Bad Taste.