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We are interested in the house of Tana France - here's why.

Tan France, the star of Queer Eye, is creating his dream home: a beautiful brick Tudor-style estate with a mix of styles, located amidst the majestic mountain landscapes in Salt Lake City, Utah. Let's take a look inside.

Inside the Tana France estate in Utah

Tan France is known as a style guru, but this is his biggest client to date: a 6,500-square-foot estate in Utah. It's a place the fashion mogul calls home, along with husband Rob France and their three sons. Frans shares the transformation of his home with Architectural Digest magazine, detailing the creation of five key areas of the home - master bedroom, walk-in closet, guest house, kitchen and dining room, and outdoor area - as part of the "Home at Last" series.

Wardrobe

Street area

Kitchen and dining area

Who designed the house of Tana France?The Fox Group collaborates with the France family on every step of the design project. Fox Group is led by Tom and Kara Fox, who design beautiful homes and appear in every episode of Home At Last to help Tan and Rob realize the vision of their dream home.

What is the design style?In one word, maximalist - but not like you've ever seen.

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Tan France described his design style as "boogie grandma," and this is reflected in the eclectic variety of ways in his home in Utah. The facade features red brick combined with black-and-white Tudor-style beams, accompanied by a pool oasis and lush green grass. Inside, expect a spectrum of colors and materials combined with patterns and intricate floral details.

WatchNew episodes of Home At Last are published weekly on Architectural Digest magazine's YouTube channel. This will be a five-part series. Elsewhere, see Tan France in Queer Eye and Next in Fashion, both on Netflix.