While Meghan Markle chose a rental property to film season two of With Love, Meghan—a likely effort to preserve her family’s privacy—she recently offered fans an intimate glimpse into her real home through a promotional Instagram video.

The Duchess of Sussex, who resides in Montecito with Prince Harry and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, filmed herself customizing white sweatshirts with playful motifs such as strawberries and croissants. “Made some gifts to share and celebrate the premiere today,” she captioned the video.

In the background, viewers caught a rare look at an unseen corner of their $29 million estate—a calm and cozy nook furnished with a white tub chair, a matching textured rug, and a large floral canvas adorning the wall.

According to Feng Shui expert Joanne Jones from Trusted Psychics, Meghan’s minimalist choice in decor may be more intentional than it seems. “White evokes a sense of space, sharp focus, and mental clarity,” she explains. “It’s ideal for calming busy or cluttered rooms, creating a clean, ordered backdrop that allows the mind to rest and distractions to fade.”

This soft, neutral aesthetic runs throughout the Sussexes’ home. From their rustic, chateau-inspired interiors to shared spaces like a large home office with an oversized desk and a lounge decorated with a cream-hued sofa, each room is carefully curated. Even Lilibet’s bedroom, previously glimpsed in footage, features whimsical woodland murals—blending charm with calm.

The latest clip also offers a brief peek into an adjoining space papered with green floral wallpaper and featuring a wall-mounted TV. While the exact function of the room remains unclear, it appears to serve as a practical area for Meghan to organize thoughtfully packaged gifts for key recipients.

A Look at Meghan’s Evolving Interior Style

Meghan’s refined design sensibility has come a long way since her pre-royal days. Archival images from her former lifestyle blog The Tig reveal a more eclectic style—complete with rainbow-organized bookshelves, pops of color, and trend-forward details. While she still embraces touches like stacked books and candles, her current aesthetic leans far more neutral and subdued.

This shift is especially apparent when comparing her current home to her former marital property with ex-husband Trevor Engelson. The couple once lived in a modern, four-bedroom home in Hancock Park. That space boasted hotel-lobby vibes with sleek white walls, contemporary art, and an abundance of precisely arranged cushions.

Now, Meghan’s interiors reflect a softer, more grounded energy—perhaps a reflection of both her evolving lifestyle and a desire for balance amid the spotlight. Her use of neutral tones and calming textures suggests that mental clarity and serenity are more than just design goals—they’re priorities.