Paris Hilton is officially joining the reno community, after purchasing a 12-bedroom mansion in Beverly Park, Los Angeles.
But, there’s a twist! Instead of the assumed pink colour-drenching and mirrored everything, Paris has announced that she’ll be renovating with her ADHD diagnosis in mind. She officially announced the new web series on her Instagram on the 21st of October, saying that the goal of ‘Inclusive by Design’ is to, “show how the combined power of design, expert guidance, and technology can support every mind, especially neurodivergent ones like me”.
Teaming up with experts from Understood.org, a non-for-profit dedicated to providing support to neurodivergence, Paris will be releasing a three-part renovation series on Youtube. She’ll be delving into understanding how her brain works, and the external factors that can support her thinking processes.
In other words, she’s learning how to sliv from the best.
From creating an ADHD-friendly office for her organisation 11:11 Impact Media, to a fun, colourful craft room, this is truly a complete makeover.
And, to the delight of Paris’ fans, they’ll be lots of time dedicated to redesigning her closet, which has become a sore point for the star: “I have nothing to wear, even though I have like 5 billion things to wear. There needs to be a system.”
Will everything in her home be pink and covered in sparkles, like her Amazon cookware line? Probably. But, it’ll also be full of hacks and adjustments that will help her sliv to the best of her ability.
When and where to watch ‘Inclusive by Design’
‘Inclusive by Design’ will premiere on October 22. The series will run on YouTube. Each part will be released this month, in line with October ADHD Awareness Month. While we don’t know what specific date each part is coming out on, watch this space for updates!
For now, check out the sneak peak trailer that’s already online:
Paris Hilton’s Beverly Park mansion
Paris Hilton purchased her Beverly Park home this year with partner Carter Reum, after losing their previous home to the Malibu wildfires in January. The 30,500 sq mansion has 12 bedrooms, 20 bathrooms, a five-hole golf course, skate park and a wine-and-cigar cellar. There’s also a separate building for 11:11 HQ, where her non-for-profit work will be carried out.
This compound was previously owned by actor Mark Wahlburg and wife Rhea Durham, who sold the property in February 2023. Paris purchased the compound for 63 million dollars, and currently lives there with her partner and two children.
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