Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian show off the rocker’s ‘zen’ Calabasas home

Newlyweds Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian were the picture of domestic bliss as the rocker showed off his serene Calabasas home ahead of their intimate wedding this week. 

Barker, 46, gave fans a behind-the-scenes look inside his luxurious mansion while striking a pose with Kardashian, 43, in his kitchen for the May issue of Architectural Digest. The couple, who legally wed on May 15, sweetly wore matching pajamas for the shoot. 

Described as ‘minimal’ and ‘zen’ in the accompanying video tour, the one-floor 10,000-square-foot home in Southern California is filled to the brim with lavish items like two Bogarde x Dior BMX bikes that cost $25,000 apiece, an organic mattress, and an $18,000 cement ping pong table. 

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Travis Barker, 46, gave fans a behind-the-scenes look inside his luxurious mansion in Calabasas, California, during a video tour for Architectural Digest. His now-wife, Kourtney Kardashian, 43, was sitting on the kitchen island in her pajamas 

The Blink-182 drummer purchased the luxurious estate 15 years ago, but he had it completely remodeled in 2019 by interior designer Waldo Fernandez, who was suggested to him by his now-mother-in-law, Kris Jenner

‘My house really is just zen. When I come home from long tours or long nights at the studio, [it’s] just a place to rest my head,’ Barker said 

Barker purchased the estate 15 years ago, but he had it completely remodeled in 2019 by interior designer Waldo Fernandez, who was suggested to him by his now-mother-in-law, Kris Jenner.

The dad has fond memories of raising his three children, Atiana De La Hoya, 23, Landon Barker, 18, and Alabama Barker, 16, in the home, which he sometimes shares with Kardashian and her kids. The reality star, who is mom to Mason Disick, 12, Penelope Disick, nine, and Reign Disick, seven, still has her own house – which is a block away.

Barker’s property has an at-home studio – where he said he recorded most of his latest album – a massive movie theater, a glamorous bar area, and multiple closets just for him.

However, it wasn’t always his dream home. After living there for more than a decade, he decided three years ago that it was time for a change.

‘When I bought it, the way it was designed wasn’t my favorite, but my kids learned how to ride bikes in this house. They skateboarded through this long hallway … I think they even rode, like, 50s, like dirt bikes in the house at one point. So, we really lived in it and we really got the most out of what I had bought,’ he told the magazine.

Barker’s living room features a custom sofa, lounge chairs by Waldo’s Designs, a Liaigre side table, a Mansour carpet, and stools in the style of Pierre Chareau

Artworks from Raymond Pettibon and Wes Lang are hanging on the white walls 

The artfully decorated coffee table is topped with piles of books, sculptures, and vases 

‘We really lived in it and we really got the most out of what I had bought. And then there was a time when I was touring so much and I felt like it was the perfect opportunity to do the remodel.’

After getting in contact with Fernandez, he said he felt an instant connection with him.

‘I loved the simplicity and zen quality of his work. We connected immediately,’ he recalled.

‘The minute I spoke to him on the phone, his energy was just the best energy I’ve experienced. 

‘He had such great ideas and this calming spirit about him and impeccable taste. I just decided to remodel my entire home instead of a couple of rooms.’

The Blink-182 drummer said he left for tour and ‘gave him full control’ of the renovations. 

Barker said  he liked to ‘turn on the fireplace and chill’ when he is hanging out in the living room 

On the wall opposite the sofa hangs a painting featuring the five albums that changed Barker’s life. Kardashian got the artwork made for him as a gift last Christmas 

When Fernandez was renovating the house, he knocked out the windows and added glass doors that open to his backyard 

He didn’t return until everything was complete one year later, and he insisted it was worth the wait. 

‘It was the most amazing experience to come back a year later,’ he gushed. ‘[Fernandez] said, “You need to stop coming by, you need to stop always checking on it, because I want you to come a few days before you move in and see it and be in awe.”

‘And that’s what I did and it was the best payoff. I was floored, like jaw to the ground. To have the ability to reimagine a home and do what he did was just, he does a phenomenal job.’

Fernandez added: ‘Travis wasn’t looking for a major statement or any kind of caricatured rock-star style. He wanted a home that would allow him to think and be at peace with himself.’

Barker explained that he likes a ‘very clean space’ so it can allow him to ‘think’ and not ‘crowd his vibe.’ 

‘With three children of my own, plus…