Kim Kardashian gives rare tour of cavernous $60 mil Calabasas mansion

This week, Kim Kardashian graced the May cover of Vogue, and revealed lots of details about her life, like a) she's planning on becoming a lawyer and b) she always smells like a candle.

Interesting stuff, but the juiciest bit came when she invited them for a mini tour of her Calabasas home mansion, which she describes as a "minimal monastery."

During the 73 Questions segment, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star answered questions while touring the house, and (obvi) it's stunning. Inspired by Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt and Kanye West, the home is epic in scope and minimal in decor. 

Scroll through to see what a $60 dollar home looks like...

The Hallway

In an ordinary home, a simple hallway has enough space for framed pictures or paintings. In Kim's home, she has space for two oversized vases. Peep the decor behind her as she begins the tour.

The Bedroom

Looks like a normal bedroom with white on white details, but then the camera swerves...

...and there's a legit dinner-sized table just sitting in front of the rug.

The Bathroom

Kim and Kanye's bathroom has a shower, a bathtub, a vast sink for two and—this is the coolest part—ceiling-to-floor windows that have a beautiful view of dramatic shrubbery that ensures their privacy.

The Hallway Part II

Again, the hallways in this home are masterpieces. You get that "minimal monestary" vibes when walking through them. Decorations and furniture are scarce.

The Living Room

The living room is large, but only has one small couch and coffee table. It might not be a great fit for having people over, but it is great for Valentine's Day when Kanye wants to invite Kenny G for a quick surprise performance. 

Also in the living room is a grand piano and what appears to be the statue of David, perhaps.

Another Living Room

Sitting next to the living room that houses renaissance pieces is another living room that features a colossal wall piece that we think is supposed to be a white plate.

The Dining Table

Sitting next to the kitchen is a "quaint" table that probably fits twenty people. Again, "quaint."

The Kitchen

The heart of the home is nearly always the kitchen, and Kim has taken note of this because her kitchen is clean and spacious.

The Kitchen Pantry

Why keep your dishes in the kitchen when you can build an entirely different room for them? Please peep the pantry behind Kim, which indicates that her choice of color for dishes is black.

The Entrance/Exit

As soon as you enter/exit the house, you'll see a dimly lit study, where Kim is probably studying Torts, and a giant marble table.

If you too want to live in a magical place like this, live by Kim's words: "There's no such thing as a lazy day."