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A Peek Inside Paris Hilton’s New Beverly Hills Mansion

After putting her Hollywood Hills pad on the market for $4.25 million, Paris Hilton has upgraded to a $6.25 million mansion in Beverly Hills.

The five-bedroom Mediterranean-style property is located in a private, gated community, and recently released pictures reveal a pastel-hued mansion surrounded by tropical gardens complete with a terrace and pool area perfect for hanging out on warm California evenings.

Want to see the inside?
Inside, a magnificient mahogany staircase winds up to an upper landing, while the lower floor comprises a series of large, airy rooms linked by oversize, Spanish-style arches. Currently the decor is classic and rather dated – presumably representing something of a challenge for the 26-year-old, who famously renovated her former Twenties-style home.

Paris Hilton’s House

Used to be, whenever I saw a photo of Paris Hilton at some celebrity party or read about the filming of Simple Life 4, I would think, “People, she’s never going to disappear if we keep paying attention to her.”
That’s what I used to think, until I saw the inside of her house.
While it may be true that most of us view our homes as extensions of our selves, Hilton isn’t just house-proud: She’s house-vain and—bless her heart—thoroughly transparent in her shelter narcissism. Her interior decorator, Faye Resnick (a name which might be familiar to those of you who followed the O.J. Simpson trial), told Us Weekly that Paris asked her, “Can you make it pretty? Can you make it look like me?
This is hardly surprising, of course, but it is somewhat astonishing to see how ingenious Resnick and Paris were in finding new surfaces to which they might attach mirrors. Paris’s living room features a mirrored bar decorated with mirrored obelisks and crowned with a virtual mirror: a poster-size portrait of Paris. The bed is also covered in faceted mirrors, as is the chest of drawers in the walk-in closet.
So, as she wanders about her house, Paris Hilton sees herself endlessly refracted. It’s a fortress of self-absorption. As long as she can watch herself watching herself, she may never even notice if we stop watching her.

Paris Hilton's closet. How unexpected

 

Paris Hilton's middle room