Kate Middleton has equipped apartments in Kensington Palace

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Corinthian lamps and tableware from Zara Home, persian carpets made ​​of artificial fur, plush rhinos and "Panic Room" - while the Duchess of Cambridge was creating interiors of a new home, she once again demonstrated her ability to combine royal chic with democracy and practicality.
While western media gossip about Kate Middleton's "new project" (who knows is it a rumor about her pregnancy again or not), the Duchess herself adds some finishing touches to the decoration of her another brainchild - the apartments at Kensington Palace.

The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge occupy apartments 1A in Kensington Palace

Kate mother s friend helped the duchess to create the interior of royal apartments at Kensington Palace

The Duchess of Cambridge spent many hours in London's shops together with Ann Allen searching for textiles, furniture and accessories for home

Kensington Palace is located in the west of London and is the official residence of British monarchs since the 17th century

Kate Middleton went to "home" shopping in Zara Home

The Duke the Duchess of Cambridge apartments have 20 rooms, including "Panic Room," which could serve as a refuge for the royal family in case of burglary or natural disaster

Kate and William equipped the house with two children's rooms. Rumored to be, one more kid is expected to be in the royal family

Western press reported that Kate Middleton announced her second pregnancy to the queen at the christening of Prince George