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The late Princess of Wales and her sons Prince William and Prince Harry vacationed at the home in 1993.

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It’s never been easier to live an Instagram-worthy life à la Lauren Conrad because according to Trulia, the former reality star has put her six-bedroom, five-bathroom Brentwood, Calif., home on the market. Of course, the purchase would run you a cool $4.5 million. Conrad bought the pad back in 2013 for $3.7 million and she’s injected her unique personal style into the stunning 4,303-square foot home, from the light and airy kitchen to the luxe, neutral-toned master bedroom. Even the bathrooms have a touch of LC flare and are complete with vanity lighting that you would expect to find in a backstage dressing room. As for where exactly Conrad, hubby William Tell, and new baby boy William “Liam” James will be living? The star owns two properties back in Laguna Beach: One she purchased back in 2008 for $2 million, while the other she bought in 2014 for $8.5 million. Even if you don’t have a few million to drop on a new home, you can always take a cue from her decorating style for your own abode. Keep scrolling to peek inside.

Seventeen-year-old Yara Shahidi has a major TV role on ABC’s Black-ish and college acceptances from Ivy League schools like Harvard under her belt, but at the end of the day, she’s just a normal teenager. And like any teen living at home, she uses her bedroom as a place to relax and unwind, but her old setup wasn’t giving her the right resources. “It was a room just to basically go to sleep in and then wake up and do other things in,” she said. But thanks to help from online interior design service Laurel & Wolf, Shahidi has a whole new space to use to create. The company used decor from Pottery Barn Teen to give the actress a new room that felt all her own. “Everything about me personally is so unique to who I am and I wanted my room to reflect that. To be able to design my room, I feel like it was a chance to finally have it become more of my space. I’m such a vivid person and I wanted my space to match that,” Shahidi said. “I feel like it was about how to utilize the space to the best of my ability. My room is really the center of how I run my personal empire. It’s the center of it—the kingdom and the castle.” The high school senior, who is taking a gap year before heading to college, now has a redecorated space where she can listen to music with her color-changing lights, have a “mini dance party,” or finish up her homework. “I feel like it’s a more mature Yara than my old space,” she said. Keep scrolling to get a better look at her new room, and shop the décor for yourself.