Kim Kardashian has an extraordinary $60 million house in Hidden Hills, California, with a principal bathroom befitting an ultra-minimalistic queen.

She hasn’t disclоsed the precise square fооtage оf the en suite bathrооm in her bedrооm, but it’s a sizable space with grand elements that lооk like they belоng in the future. Tо begin with, the reality star-turned-billiоnaire businesswоman previоusly tоld her hundreds оf milliоns оf sоcial media fоllоwers that light switches “are just three little buttons.” “And they flicker оn, оff, and оn.”

The stand-alone, vertical buttons are not encased in a conventional box to maintain a “really cool” and “more visually appealing” appearance.

The stand-alone, vertical buttons are not encased in a conventional box to maintain a “really cool” and “more visually appealing” appearance. The buttons also control a light box that stretches the whole width and length of the ceiling.

However, even if one decides not to turn on the light and instead enters the muted bathroom, enough of natural light streams in via one of the massive walls that is composed of floor-to-ceiling windows facing a sizable patio.

Beside a whole wall, but not nailed into the wall, is a long, enigmatic sink without a basin. The sinks (there are several faucets) have a little incline so that water can drip into a small opening. That’s also not common for the terrace. Depending on the season, Kardashian changes the luxuriant vegetation along it. It’s a tropical jungle in the summer, a field of tall wheat and fresh lavender in the fall, and an enormous line-up of Christmas trees strung with white string lights throughout the winter.

In the meanwhile, the peculiar bathtub “fits all of [her] kids,” which she shares with her ex-husband Kanye West: boys Saint and Psalm and daughters North and Chicago.

Floor-to-ceiling windows that face a sizable patio and bring in plenty of natural light comprise another wall.

Depending on the season, Kardashian changes the lush vegetation along the terrace.

The tub itself has a sleek, angular design, a concrete hue, and square edges. It appears to be constructed of stone or real concrete.

Another unusual feature of the shower is that it occupies a whole wall. Different shower heads are arranged in a way that complements the room’s overall simplicity, all housed behind a massive glass case.

Not nailed into the wall but situated on the other wall is a long, enigmatic sink that lacks a basin. After eight iterations, West, designer Axel Vervoordt, and architect Claudio Silvestrin designed the unique handwashing station.

The sinks (there are numerous faucets) have a little slope, even though they appear to be perfectly level so that water can drain into a tiny slit.

Kardashian exclaimed, “You can put it on as high pressure as you want, and no backsplash will come up.”

The sink station is concrete in color and has a rectangular shape, just like the bathtub.