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Chrishell Stause is ready for a spring refresh.
After spending months and months at home because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Selling Sunset star finally had some time to focus on making her house a true home. And while the real estate agent is known for selling mansions all across Los Angeles, Chrishell wanted to team up with Marshalls and T.J. Maxx to help transform her space.
"I've been shopping at their stores for so long but to use them to completely overhaul my space has just been exactly what I was looking for," she exclusively shared with E! News. "When you actually do it, you're like, 'Why didn't I do this sooner?' They have so many quality products. Their prices are great and I was able to showcase my personality in my space."
Chrishell added, "If I'm going to be spending so much time in my space, I really want to love it and I really want to make it my own."
While her Selling Sunset co-stars have yet to see the new space in person, some have been given a preview thanks to Facetime. According to initial reviews, they all approve. As Chrishell shared, "I even got Amanza's approval and Amanza does all interior designer so I thought her approval was very nice because this is what she does."
As the spring season begins, the Oppenheim Group realtor is giving E! News a look inside her Los Angeles home. Keep scrolling to see her favorite rooms and find out how you can pick up similar pieces at an affordable price.
"Spring is coming so I really wanted to do a spring refresh and now I feel like it lets the light in more," Chrishell Stause shared with E! News after redecorating her home with help from Marshalls and T.J. Maxx. "It's a revamp and now we can start fresh. Let's bring in good karma."
When guests enter Chrishell's home, the real estate agent hopes the space feels welcoming. "Some of these homes don't feel inviting," she admitted. "It doesn't matter how much money they cost. They don't feel inviting and that's the No. 1 thing I wanted. I wanted it to feel inviting and welcoming and cozy and warm and those are all words I use when I love a space."
How does Chrishell get inspired for home decor? "A lot of times, I'll see a magazine and be like, 'Okay, I want it just like that...' I picked really warm grays, gold, dusty pink and a really soft blue. I stuck with that and it was easy."
Instead of having fitness equipment in the corner of her room, Chrishell decided to switch it out for a bar cart. Who's ready for happy hour?
When decorating her home, Chrishell also kept her four-legged friends in mind. Spoiler alert: Their tails are wagging.
"I used pops of gold to elevate the space," Chrishell revealed. "I was able to find so many pieces that worked so well together."
"How great does my living room look?!" Chrishell wrote on Instagram. "Especially loving my new chic marble coffee table and plush throw pillows, which came at an incredible price."
If you like Chrishell's style, here's your chance to shop for similar styles!
Berkshire Blanket Velvet Loft Throw
"I really was inspired by cozy things," Chrishell shared with E! News. "I want things that are warm. I really want something to feel inviting."
Jofran Adjustable Stool
Looking for a comfortable and stylish stool for your kitchen? Look no further than this wood and metal stool that has an adjustable height.
Thro 20x20 Woven Textured Pillow
Chrishell wanted to add touches of pink to her rooms to help create an inviting space. This texture pillow is perfect to add to your couch or family room chair.
Thro Set Of 4 Philip Lace Haze Faux Linen Placemats
No table setting is complete without some placemats. Depending on your space, choose from bright white, natural or navy colors. Warning: These just went on sale making them less than $3 each.
Jolie Fleur 15in Tulip In Ceramic Pot
Let's face it: Not everyone can make it to the farmer's market every week for fresh flowers. Instead, spruce up your space with a textured pot that includes realistic faux tulips. It looks authentic and saves money overtime.
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