TEEN Mom star Kailyn Lowry showed off the details of her near-finished Delaware dream mansion for fans as she prepared to move in with her kids. The reality star purchased the land to build on in February and spent much of 2021 building her house. The MTV star took to Instagram on Thursday to share […]
TEEN Mom star Kailyn Lowry showed off the details of her near-finished Delaware dream mansion for fans as she prepared to move in with her kids.
The reality star purchased the land to build on in February and spent much of 2021 building her house.
The MTV star took to Instagram on Thursday to share pictures and video of the latest finished, or almost finished, parts of her home.
She revealed in her Instagram Story videos that she hadn’t planned to go to the house, but got word that certain projects were being finished and wanted to pop by.
“I was really trying hard not to come to the new house, but the electrician said he was gonna put the other side of the island lighting in yesterday and so I didn’t come yesterday and showed up here today and there were other things they got done so I’m super excited to post about them here,” she said in the clip.
Kailyn shared a photo of her kitchen island illuminated by 10 pendant lights hanging over it.
She also gave fans a glimpse inside her massive walk-in closet, showing off the large gold light fixture hanging in there.
The Teen Mom star captioned the Instagram Story post: “&&&& Kyle did my closet lighting I know those pieces were a huge pain to put on so Kyle if you’re reading this, I appreciate you!”
Above her bed, according to her Instagram Story house tour, hangs a gold and glass chandelier.
She gushed over the piece, writing: “I dieeeee.”
Kailyn then moved to the fireplace, which is still unfinished.
She showed off the black textured tile that will surround it in the coming weeks.
According to her posts it was a process getting there: “This is the fireplace tile! After 5 picks.”
Kailyn appeared most excited to show off her pantry, talking to fans about it before she even entered the house.
She showed it off in its yet unfinished state, revealing her grand plans for the area.
In her Instagram Story post, shelves could be seen inside the pantry wall on one side, while the other wall was empty.
Per Kailyn’s posts: “Ok & this is the pantry! It’s not done yet – still have to paint in here & a beverage fridge, Icemaker and Keurig are all going in on the other side.”
Prior to the tour of her home, which is nearing completion, Kailyn showed off the custom furniture pieces that will fill it.
In her most recent update, furniture building Kyle Hill showed off some of the items he’s working on for her.
He explained in the post: “These are going to be more modern than we normally do, which I love.”
Kyle explained that he’s working on two bookcases, a maple table, and a custom plant holder for the star.
He said: “You know you’re a green thumb when you order a danged plant holder.”
Kyle also teased a mystery project, writing: “This is going to be sick. Everything is going to be made of maple. I promise you it’ll be one of a kind.”
The 29-year-old posted a photo of her kitchen, showing off the final touches, including two sets of dangling light fixtures set to be installed.
She posted her kitchen island with its marble countertop and black wood beneath.
Kailyn captioned the post: “Kitchen lights going in.”
She has asked for fans opinions along the way, but not everyone has agreed with her design sense.
The reality stars previous post about her new bathroom was ripped apart by fans on Reddit.
Kailyn snapped a photo of the tile she was using in the room, which was an off-white color with black streaks.
She captioned the post: “Tile is everything.”
Reddit users seemed to disagree.
One wrote: “This is awful. It literally looks like her kids scribbled on the floor.
Another commented: “The tiles around the door frame don’t line up and it’s driving me nuts.”
A third user agreed: “This tile will never, ever look clean. It’s awful.”
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