Few stars have made a name for themselves as big as Jennifer Lopez. The Bronx-raised singer, actress, and dancer has spent more than two decades in the spotlight.In February 2025, she bought a $17.5 million estate in Hidden Hills, California, right after her divorce from Ben Affleck. The gated property sits on two private acres, with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms, according to a Realtor report.Lopez’s home is based on a grey-and-white theme throughout the space, with white walls, grey carpets, and minimal artistic artifacts that line her home along with airy windows and huge doors, which make her abode a perfect arena for drawing inspiration from.Here are some decor inspirations to take away from her living space.
A statement fireplace
Jennifer’s Hidden Hills living room has a statement fireplace that not only binds the room together but also sets the whole mood. The all-white stone fireplace has a minimal look with ceramic bookends. To take inspiration from the idea, pick the right area with character, such as marble or stone, and style the mantel with a few books and a playful pair of objects. Keep the palette warm so the fireplace stays the main character of the room, adding to the warmth and collected feel.
A marbled painting
Vintage pieces line Jennifer’s all-white and grey home, in dark wooden frames and a deliberately followed theme. A grey-and-white marbled painting is placed on a wall like this, and its soft veins echo marble accents following the theme of the house as seen in the photos by Realtor.com. For drawing inspiration from this setting, choose colours already in your space, hang pieces slightly imperfectly rather than in a rigid grid, and let a few larger works anchor the collection.
Suspended classic metal lanterns
Lighting does a lot of quiet work in Jennifer’s rooms. Antique-looking lamps and flickering candles on the table add to the layered lighting element, making the room feel welcoming, along with dark brow-black beams that line the angled roof of the space.Classic metal lanterns, hung on chains, bring the same old-world charm when lined with warm bulbs and hung at different heights.
A rustic, low carved table
Jennifer’s living area uses a heavily patterned, low-lying center coffee table, decorated with wooden details and a vintage look, which is topped with books, flowers, and candles. A rustic, low table with hand-carved detail adds craft and character, keeps sightlines open, and suits soft sofas.Disclaimer: The details in this article are based on photos available online and on social media. Interiors are subject to change, so what is seen here may look different today. The ideas are meant as design inspiration, not an exact picture of the space.