Keke Palmer Reveals Los Angeles Ranch-Style Family Home

Actress, singer, dancer and podcast host Keke Palmer opened her Los Angeles ranch-style residence to Architectural Digest and People in early 2024. The 8-month redesign transformed a sprawling California property into a “luxury-meets-sitcom” setting intended for her son Leodis, two sisters, their children, and Palmer’s mother. The home functions as both a personal retreat and a gathering place for her extended family.

People Magazine

Palmer’s schedule over the past two years has included the Peacock series *The ’Burbs* (renewed for a second season), the film *I Love Boosters*, a TED talk, a wellness app launch, and a new music project. She described the house as a “calming, supportive, and homey” sanctuary where she can “fully relax with friends and family” after a demanding professional calendar.

Architectural Digest

The interior transformation was led by Michele Booth of Rylston Road Interiors and Anna Viola of Anna Viola Interiors. Booth and Viola coordinated the project alongside Palmer, incorporating input from Palmer’s mother, Sharon Palmer (75), whose personal photographs now adorn the walls.

Architectural Digest

The redesign began in early 2023 and reached completion in eight months. Booth emphasized a goal to mirror Palmer’s “dynamic and layered” personality while preserving a sanctuary feel. The designers selected a palette of warm natural light, floral wallpaper, and earth-tone furnishings to achieve a grounded aesthetic.

Architectural Digest

An abundance of windows floods the open kitchen, breakfast nook, and dining room with natural light. The living room includes plush seating, a window bench, a wet bar, and a “random shrine of accolades” displaying Palmer’s awards. The primary suite houses a Pilates reformer, while the master bathroom offers a walk-in shower, tub, and extensive storage. Leodis’s “sanctuary” features jungle-inspired wallpaper, a Lightning McQueen-themed bed, a basketball hoop, and books gifted by Jamie Lee Curtis. A media room showcases paperbacks, VHS tapes, and a custom couch. Outside, mature live oaks frame an open-air kitchen, multiple seating areas, and views reminiscent of Palmer’s grandmother’s home in Robbins, Illinois. An Airstream trailer parked in the driveway serves as a mobile studio for on-location shoots.

People Magazine

Palmer explained that the home’s design was meant to evoke the communal spirit of a classic family sitcom while delivering upscale comfort for her relatives. Booth described the finished interior as reflecting Palmer’s personality—grounded, expressive, and effortlessly warm—and emphasized the intent to create a space where the family can recharge together.

Complex

• “My house is kind of like 'Full House,'” — Keke Palmer, Actress

People Magazine

• “It was really about making the place feel calming, supportive, and homey,” — Keke Palmer

Architectural Digest

• “I think at the end of the day, this home is a reflection of Keke. It's grounded, expressive and effortlessly warm,” — Michele Booth, Rylston Road Interiors

People Magazine

• “' My mom is like, ‘You're beautiful, you need to remember that,'” she says.” — Keke Palmer

People Magazine

• “The value supports the people in it.” — Keke Palmer

People Magazine

Palmer’s home will continue to serve as a backdrop for family gatherings and a private workspace as she promotes the upcoming second season of *The ’Burbs* and expands her wellness app, Practice by Palmer.

Complex

All sources present a consistent description of the home’s design, timeline, and personal elements; no discrepancies have been reported.

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