10 Celebrity Style Secrets for Interior Design: Hollywood Homes That Inspire in 2025
From Malibu mansions to Manhattan penthouses, celebrity homes have always been a source of design envy and inspiration. But these interiors aren’t just about opulence; they reflect the personal styles, values, and creative collaborations behind the scenes. In 2025, the most iconic celebrity homes blend timeless elements with bold choices, sustainability with sophistication, and high design with lived-in comfort. Here are 10 celebrity style secrets that can inspire your own home—and how Nolita Harbour pieces can help you bring that A-list look into your space.
1. Layered Neutrals Like Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian’s minimalist mansion, often described as a “futuristic monastery,” shows the power of layered neutrals. Think soft whites, bone, ivory, and pale taupes in a range of textures. The key is contrast: pairing a boucle armchair with a smooth limestone table or brushed plaster walls. Nolita Harbour’s Mia Armchair in bouclé is the perfect starting point.
2. Timeless Wood Finishes Like Ellen DeGeneres
Ellen’s Montecito home is a lesson in using natural materials like reclaimed wood and stone to ground a space. The warmth of walnut matte, found in Nolita Harbour’s Assia II Dining Table, mirrors this approach, delivering comfort and timeless appeal without overpowering the design.
3. Statement Lighting Like Kendall Jenner
Kendall’s Los Angeles home puts lighting at the forefront. From custom brass chandeliers to sculptural sconces, lighting sets the tone. Nolita Harbour’s Bapt Floor Lamp, with its walnut matte base and architectural lines, offers a way to replicate this curated ambiance.
4. Art-Lover’s Vibe Like Leonardo DiCaprio
Leo’s eco-conscious homes often include contemporary art and vintage design pieces. This blend creates a sophisticated but relaxed vibe. To channel this, mix clean-lined walnut matte furniture like the Bettina Coffee Table with bold artwork and layered bookshelves.
5. Parisian Glamour Like Diane Kruger
Actress Diane Kruger infuses her interiors with a French sensibility: think gilded mirrors, velvet seating, and sculptural brass details. Recreate the mood with Nolita Harbour’s velvet-upholstered seating or a brass-accented wall lamp for that je ne sais quoi.
6. Wellness-Focused Spaces Like Gwyneth Paltrow
Gwyneth’s home is a sanctuary. Natural materials, plenty of daylight, and calming palettes define her interiors. Choose materials like Estremoz marble or oak matte from Nolita Harbour’s lighting or casegood collections to emulate this serene energy.
7. Mid-Century Modern Like Brad Pitt
Brad is known for his love of mid-century design—clean lines, sculptural furniture, and an earthy palette. The Rae Nightstand in walnut matte channels this look perfectly when paired with low-slung leather chairs and geometric decor.
8. Eclectic and Bold Like Jared Leto
Jared Leto’s home combines Moroccan tiles, jewel tones, and vintage furniture. For a touch of this maximalist flair, introduce the Ninon Sideboard with styled accessories like antique trays or colorful ceramics.
9. Serene Minimalism Like Zoë Kravitz
Zoë’s Brooklyn townhouse leans into Wabi-Sabi and Japandi styles. It prioritizes mood, texture, and intention over clutter. To emulate this, choose sculptural furniture with soft curves and organic materials. The Noah Sectional Sofa from Nolita Harbour brings this serenity to life.
10. Indoor-Outdoor Flow Like Reese Witherspoon
Reese’s Southern California home connects seamlessly with nature through wide glass doors, woven textures, and soft lighting. Embrace indoor-outdoor harmony by styling a neutral palette with rattan or wood accents and glass-topped furniture.
Final Thoughts: Bringing Celebrity Style Home
You don’t need a celebrity budget to bring these interior design ideas into your own space. The key is to identify which style resonates most with you—whether it’s Zoë’s minimalism or Diane’s glam—and invest in well-crafted, timeless pieces. Nolita Harbour’s furniture and lighting collections are crafted with the same care and design-forward thinking that top designers and celebrities seek.