A guide to Emma Chamberlain’s dreamy LA home

One of the first things you notice about Emma’s house is how bright and spacious it is. Green foliage is visible through the many windows and houseplants are in nearly every room. Recreate this effect with these waxy peach flowers and rich green leaves that add a bright and air purifying touch to your space.

There’s a cute story behind the art in Emma’s home. Most of the paintings are done by her dad whose colourful signature style fits right in. This print from BLANC is equally vibrant. Plus, it depicts a Saturday morning making coffee which is one of Emma’s favourite activities.

Most of Emma’s kitchenware is sourced from vintage resellers online. This speckled Pottery West bowl matches the earthy tones of her home and complements the lush marble in her kitchen.

It’s well-known how much Emma loves coffee. She has an entire kitchen drawer dedicated to the stuff! This mushroom coffee blend gives her favourite hot beverage a wellness update. It’s your all-in-one daily drink for energy, focus and immunity.

Rugs are the foundation of nearly every room in Emma’s house and they always match their surroundings. This striped one from Piglet In Bed is a bold and contemporary piece handwoven in India, with 100% natural black cotton. It’s designed to complement most interior styles, adding depth, character and a wonderfully natural texture to any room.

Emma’s dressing room is filled with cute and colourful accessories and this small handbag from Shrimps is just her style. Made in orange wool boucle, it features a metal clasp and detachable, adjustable straps.

Neutral homewares help cultivate a cosy, cabinlike feel in Emma’s home. This check cushion has been hand painted onto a soft recycled calico. Each cushion is unique with colour variations being part of the charm. You may even see faint pencil marks from when the design was being placed before painting, matching the unique, artistic atmosphere of Emma’s deeply personal space.

You can never have too many houseplants and indoor plants add to the bright and airy atmosphere of Emma’s home. This statement Kentia plant comes in its own pot for a calming, tranquil effect.

One of the paintings in Emma’s home is of a peanut butter aisle at the supermarket. She chose it because she ate a lot of peanut butter as a kid. These plant-based chocolate bars give you that peanut butter taste with extra protein. A kitchen cupboard essential.

Green is one of Emma’s favourite colours as evidenced by her all-green kitchen. These green calcite crystals match that vibe while providing refreshing, calming and cooling energy.

Perhaps the most enviable fixture of Emma’s home is the amount of natural light it gets, but sadly, we can’t all live in a sunny LA home with lots of windows. If you’re stuck in a cold, dark room that gets approximately 30 minutes of natural light per day this time of year, consider investing in a SAD lamp. This one from Lumie simulates sunlight to boost your mood and energy. Plus, it looks cute too.

Add a little luxury to your everyday with Pelegrims gently exfoliating hand cleanser that helps repair and hydrate the skin while looking like a beautiful ornament in its own right. Crushed walnut shell buffs away dead skin cells while English Ortega Grape Vine Extract leaves hands feeling soft and healed.

If there’s one thing that Emma loves, it’s a sweater vest. Her dressing room has an entire rail dedicated to them. This adorable Shrimps vest, knitted from soft merino wool embroidered with a cherry motif, would fit right in.