Kardashian critics slam Kim's 'boring' and 'overpriced' new home decor line

May 2024 · 4 minute read

KARDASHIAN critics have slammed Kim's "boring" and "overpriced" home decor line as they beg the star to take a break from the spotlight.

The home accessories will be offered as part of the Hulu star's recently launched SKKN by Kim skincare line.

Kim, 41, discussed the upcoming October 6th release of her "greige" inspired bathroom products in an interview with Architectural Digest.

In the interview, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum divulged how she's excited to "take the calming aesthetic and monochromatic interior design elements from [her] home and bring it to others."

She also disclosed how "minimalism is still very important" to her love of "concrete and gray tones."

Besides the line's aesthetics, the article revealed the new line will include five concrete products; a vanity tray, a round container, a canister, a tissue box, and a waste basket.

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The full product line will cost a total of $355.

A Kim fan reposted the interview on a popular Kardashian-dedicated Reddit board.

Titled, "This new full set of "home accessories" costs over $350," more fans rushed to the post's comment thread to discuss the concrete accessories' price tag.

One person wrote: "Good lord. They are so out of touch. I've seen better things at the dollar store."

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A second fan commented: "It looks as boring and not relevant as Kim herself."

Another Redditor agreed, writing "this is as boring as it gets, and for $350? What idiot would buy this?"

A fourth commenter joked: "Luckily I’ve been in the market for an overpriced bland round container."

"$355 for a f**king round container. that’s my car payment right there," added a fifth person.

While another stated: "This has to be a joke…..I can’t believe how out of touch they are it’s actually concerning."

KEEP OUT

One fan was less concerned with the bathroom accessories cost and bothered more by Kim's entry into the interior design areana.

They wrote: "Stop trying to enter every f**king space! We don’t need home accessories from them."

The sentiment was continued on a separate Reddit board, where fan's discussed getting Kim fatigue.

One Redditor commented: "ENOUGH ALREADY.

A second fan stated: "seriously. Kim I’m TIRED

Another person wrote: "Oh my god enough already. When is it gonna be enough for these people? How much more money do they need?... I'm so tired of the constant stream of products they're shilling out."

While a fourth fan asked: "Why is she back in her, 'throw everything at the wall and see what sticks' era!?!?"

OUT OF TOUCH

Kim has also taken heat over her reaction to Mahsa Amini's death in police custody in Iran and the resulting worldwide protests.

The Kardashians star posted a statement about the headlining world news as she enjoyed a luxury facial treatment in a spa.

Kim took to Instagram to make a statement about the protests and violence in Iran - and fans weren't pleased.

First, Kim posted a video of her face wrapped up in a warm towel.

She captioned the video: "Straight from the plane, had to hit up @drghavami and @gpsaesthetics for a facial to refresh from a week straight of glam."

Kim then posted a second video of her continuing her facial and captioned it: "During my facial I had the chance to catch up with @drghavami and have a very important conversation about what's happening in Iran and Armenia."

She posted the two nation's flags and a heart-break emoji, but mentioned nothing further on the subject.

Upset fans took to an online forum to discuss Kim's post, which one fan called "more and more disappointing."

Another fan slammed: "She really does have to make everything about herself."

A third remarked: "So tone deaf. Like, this isn’t an issue you pair with media about your facial."

Yet a fourth posted: "She's so out of touch that she probably doesn't even realize how inappropriate it is to post a story of her having a facial and hinting at what's going on in the world."

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A fifth fan agreed and wrote: "Inappropriate is a good word for what she’s done with this. She’s being very inconsiderate of the topic and not honoring the humanity of those affected.

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"It’s coming across like she’s an insensitive woman out of touch with the reality of the situation."

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