Chamberlain’s sage green, marble-covered kitchen is definitely a highlight of her home. It’s actually not the first green kitchen to go viral online ( Dakota Johnson’s and Kendall Jenner’s have also gotten plenty of buzz), but this color choice is beloved for the fresh and bright feel it creates. It’s a non-traditional styling choice that makes a statement while also being chic, especially paired with white marble and copper details.

It wouldn’t be Chamberlain’s house without a coffee station that reps her own brand “Chamberlain Coffee.” If you follow her, chances are you’re a coffee devotee too, and love to be your own barista at home. You can make your own coffee station with organizers and kitschy decor to pump up your morning ritual.

As Chamberlain toured her kitchen and bar, she pointed out vintage accessories and dishware she sourced from Etsy, which is an easy site to find an abundance of unique knick knacks to introduces styles from different decades into one modern space. “I feel like my style, with clothing and home, is very much taking a mixture of everything that I love from any era, and making it all make sense together,” she said.

Chamberlain’s personality also shines through in her playful decor pieces, such as her “Napoleon Dynamite tiger” bedding. She explained that the peanut butter portrait in her living room takes her back to childhood. Meanwhile, she said the silly dog paintings “have personality in a way I rarely feel when I look at art.” If come across decor that seems a little out there but resonates with you in a happy way, definitely grab it for your space instead something that just feels trendy.

Emma’s vintage-meets-modern home feels earthy and grounded because she uses a lot of natural-feeling elements throughout the space. From several different kinds of marble, banana-tree bark wallpaper, cork ceilings, and artisanal tiles. Installing heavy slabs of amber marble into your shower will definitely weigh on your wallet, so opt for adhesive marble wallpaper and countertop stickers instead. You can find organic-looking wallpaper on Etsy too for that unique 3D-texture you saw in her “Flintstones bathroom.”

As Chamberlain walks us through her home, she points out all the paintings by her father that are on display, whether in the entry way, mantle, or mixed into a gallery wall. If you have artistic loved ones, you can honor your favorite pieces by them in your home. Not only will it be unique decor that no one else has, but it’ll also make it seem like your artsy bestie is present in your space whenever you admire their work. And don’t be shy to hang up a masterpiece made by you, too (even if it’s a paint-by-numbers piece).

One of Chamberlain’s most notable decorating tips she shared is to find versions of boring household items that actually add to the personality of the space. For example, you can replicate the modern-looking Lucite ladder in her dream closet with a less expensive version, or update your WFH space with a lapdesk like the one Chamberlain keeps beside her bed for when she records her Anything Goes podcast. You can store books, stationary, and tech conveniently in the side basket and rest your hot cup of joe on the tray for lazy work-from-home days.

Unsurprisingly, Chamberlain’s closet is goals, especially over her trendy and very expensive Ultrafragola mirror. She shared that her full-length mirror is another example of her swapping a typical-looking item for something cooler. You don’t have to shell out thousands for the exact one she has, and you can find much cheaper options that bring the same vibe, like this black curvy floor mirror from Etsy. After you cop this, both your closet and ‘fit pics are going to look so much cuter.