Mum-of-two 28 Offers A Look Inside Her Dreamy Hamptons-inspired Home

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Fit for a beauty queen! During her time in the property, the Kylie Cosmetics founder transformed her bedroom en suit into a giant glam room, complete with a lighted vanity, mirrored walls and custom drawers

'It's been about a year since my family and I moved into our home, and since then we have been working tirelessly on it, constantly finding more things to add to make it perfect,' Torie told FEMAIL (kitchen pictured)

A mother-of-two and retail assistant has offered a look inside her picture-perfect Hamptons-inspired home in Brisbane - and revealed how you too can get the on-trend look without having to spend a fortune.

The multi-million dollar deal came just a week-and-a-half after Kylie - who has topped Forbes' list of youngest self-made billionaires for the past two years - moved into a lavish $36.5million 'resort compound' in Holmby Hills.

First, sanitize your home
Cleaning your home is an important way to minimize the threat from germs and microbes. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that you regularly clean all frequently touched household surfaces. That includes desks, doorknobs, handles, light switches and counters. These objects and areas tend to be pawed over a lot, and by multiple individuals. 

Torie Marques , If you have any kind of inquiries regarding where and ways to utilize rta Cabinets, you can call us at our website. 28, said while you might think you have to spend thousands of dollars to get a stylish interiors finish, in fact plenty of items in her home have been bought from Kmart, IKEA and at big Freedom sales (sofas from IKEA pictured)

Kylie's old home features a largely monochrome theme with plush furnishings and the living room is focused around a huge white stone fireplace, as well as boasting French doors leading out to a patio area. 

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Consider a germ zapper
Nothing can substitute a good scrubbing with disinfectant soap and water. That said, why not give your hands a break once in a while? The Tool Klean Anti-Microbial UVC Light Stik is a wand that pumps out ultraviolet light designed to destroy germs. Specifically, the light the Stik emits is UV-C shortwave ultraviolet. This effectively kills microbes (bacteria, fungus, viruses) by disrupting their DNA at the molecular level.

Looking good: Kylie's old home features a largely monochrome theme with plush furnishings and the living room is focused around a huge white stone fireplace, as well as boasting French doors leading out to a patio area

Self-made: The make-up mogul, 23, purchased the sprawling Tuscan-style pad just aged 17 and lived in it for two years before upgrading it for a stunning $6million mansion closer to her 'momager' Kris Jenner

Smart lighting
Light switches are one of the dirtiest surfaces in your home. It's not uncommon for switches in popular rooms to come into contact with fingertips multiple times a day. Cut down that activity by reducing the need to touch them. Swap out those basic mechanical switches for smart ones.

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The coronavirus has shifted how we live, teaching us social distancing and fervent hand-washing. So the cleaner you can keep your home, and the fewer objects people touch inside it, the better. That sounds like a tall order, but with the right tools it's easier than you think. Here's how to tap the power of technology to do your dirty work, and help you keep your hands to yourself.

Many smart light bulbs provide the same features, with the added benefit of not requiring you to do any electrical work. Brands such as Philips Hue and Lifx are good examples. Just screw these bulbs into the compatible socket (lamp or fixture) of your choice, then set them up via their associated software applications.

iRobot's latest model, the Roomba S9 Plus, is particularly compelling. It does an excellent job of ridding bare floors and carpeting of both solid debris and pet hair. Better still, if you buy it with its CleanBase accessory, the robot empties its tray by itself, the contents of which end up in a handy pouch that can hold 30 bins full of dirt.  

Get a smart lock
Some smart locks, like those from August, have their main, motorized section on the inside of your home. That means you can still use a physical key if you'd like. Other models such as the Nest x Yale Lock take the completely keyless route. Regardless, any true smart lock (linked to a mobile app), lets you open and close it from your phone. Given that your phone is clean -- or should be if you clean it -- you can come and go without manipulating the physical lock mechanism.