The Mysterious Sinks of Kim Kardashian West Explained
When Kim Kardashian West was featured in the Vogue ’73 Questions’ video, that also gave us a glimpse at her minimalist house, many viewers were left confused because of the strange sinks in the spare bathroom of the master suite. How could anyone not be left baffled, there are faucets and all, but no basins in sight? People were left scratching their heads… was the spare master bath of the house still unfinished?

With loads of people questioning Kim, how exactly the faucets worked, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star finally used her Instagram stories to give people a tour of the master bath and answer important questions, just to clear the confusion.

She starts off the tour by showing off other parts of the house, like the patio with 2 outdoor chairs. Kardashian-West then proceeds to the bathroom and explains how its entire ceiling is a light box. By the way, that is a great feature for selfies, especially as the reality star-turned business mogul loves clicking selfies in her bathroom.

Kim moved on to show a huge bathtub in the video, plus the shower area that’s enclosed by glass. Then, she finally moved on to those controversial sink, that have been designed by Kanye himself, with the help of architect Claudio Silvestrin and interior designer Axel Vevoordt. Kardashian West first explained that they preferred the sink to be an island in the middle of the bathroom rather than have it against a wall, because it looks cooler that way. As to why their sinks have no basins, she says that the flat surface where the basin should have been, is not flat at all. The surface has a slight slope and a slot at the edge where the water falls through. She even demonstrated for viewers that the water does go down the slot drain, and explained that faucet, even when put on high pressure, won’t splash all over. Very neat, Kim!
More in Top Bank Accounts
-
`
The Decline of Startup Funding. What’s Driving It?
The Regulation Crowdfunding market just hit a rough patch, and the numbers tell a clear story. In Q1 2026, total capital...
April 19, 2026 -
`
Wealthy Elites are Going Big to Help “De-extinct” Wildlife
For most of the 20th century, conservation followed a familiar path. Governments led the charge, backed by treaties and public funding....
April 12, 2026 -
`
Having No Savings Is Actually More Dangerous Than Carrying Debt, Here’s Why
Most people assume debt is the worst financial position to be in. That belief feels logical because debt comes with interest,...
April 5, 2026 -
`
5 Practical Ways to Verify GoFundMe Legitimacy
Online fundraisers help people during medical emergencies, disasters, and personal crises. Millions of donors give money every year through GoFundMe because...
March 25, 2026 -
`
Indian Tycoon Nirmal Jain Places His Biggest Bet on the Country’s Wealth Management Boom
India’s wealth market is heating up, and billionaire investor Nirmal Jain wants a bigger share of it. The founder of IIFL...
March 19, 2026 -
`
Alphabet Secures $20 Billion in Debt With Rare 100-Year Bond to Fund AI Infrastructure
Alphabet just made a bold financial move that caught the attention of Wall Street and the tech industry. Google’s parent company...
March 11, 2026 -
`
London Designers Embrace Everyday Luxury and Lifestyle
Design coming out of London has started to feel more grounded lately. Rather than chasing dreamy concepts, many creatives are focusing...
March 6, 2026 -
`
Japanese Manufacturers Crowdfund a Hopping Robot to Explore the Moon
Japanese space exploration is getting a boost from an unexpected place. It is not coming from a giant aerospace firm or...
February 26, 2026 -
`
Investigators Discover Nearly 900 Nazi-Linked Accounts at Swiss Bank
The latest 2026 hearing before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee brought old ghosts back into the spotlight. Lawmakers revealed that investigators...
February 21, 2026
You must be logged in to post a comment Login