Prince William, Kate Middleton and Prince George are moving into an apartment in the palace Kensington.
Listen, do you listen to the Duke, the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince - better known as the name of Prince William, Kate Middleton and baby George - have moved into the newly renovated apartment 1A at Kensington palace.Formerly occupied by Princess Margaret, sister of Queen, Apartment 1A is pretty impressive. We know, we know - you die for photos and us. Unfortunately for us, the royal couple did not allow photographers into their new home, but from what we hear, it has some notable features. Some of
1. It has four floors and 20 rooms. This includes two nurseries, three kitchens, 10 bathrooms and five reception rooms. This is not an apartment; it's a city block!
2. It is equipped with a security system state-of-the-art, with a disguised panic room in a regular room of the apartment and cameras everywhere. We hope they will never need, but you can not be too careful.
3. Will and Kate share the main room , but they have a separate bathroom. (With 10 to choose from, why not?)
4. It has a Persian carpet worth about $ 50,000 , on loan from the royal treasure chest and several other antiques purchased from shops in London. Rumor Kate was shopping for furniture when she was pregnant and asked discounts. Even princesses love a bargain!There are some items cheaper on display as well, including two fake fur rug from a store that cost about $ 130 each.
5. Several of its features are original, including decorative moldings.
6. It is tastefully decorated in neutral earth tones . You did not think Kate would choose something in bad taste, did you?We are happy for them, even if it can hardly be described as an apartment. No apartment we've ever seen is quite this ... palace. But what would you expect from a place worthy of a king?The royal couple will soon launch a big housewarming party, where Bon Jovi will perform in the royal gardens. We would like to go (and surely, we are invited, right?) But tickets cost about 5,000 pounds each - too rich for our blood. Proceeds will go to Centrepoint, a charity that helps the homeless
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