EXCLUSIVE: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce soak up the last weeks of summer before the NFL season by shacking up at her $17M Rhode Island mansion. Reveal the special children’s room they designed together – the main color tone of the room will surprise everyone

As NFL training camps prepare to launch and Taylor Swift’s whirlwind Eras Tour takes a brief pause, America’s favorite power couple—Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce—are enjoying some much-needed downtime in the seaside sanctuary of Swift’s $17 million Watch Hill mansion. But what’s grabbing attention isn’t just their blissful summer retreat—it’s a room tucked away on the second floor that’s sparking speculation and delight: a children’s room, personally designed by the couple.
According to exclusive sources close to Swift’s inner circle, the couple has been spending the final stretch of the summer at the iconic “High Watch” estate in Rhode Island, taking in the ocean breeze, enjoying quiet beach strolls, and finalizing an interior renovation project months in the making. And at the heart of it all is one very special addition: a whimsical children’s bedroom that has fans buzzing about what it means for their future.

A Seaside Sanctuary Turned Love Nest

The sprawling 11,000-square-foot colonial revival mansion, perched high above the Atlantic on five acres of coastal property, has been a part of Swift’s life since she purchased it in 2013. Once the setting for star-studded Fourth of July parties, it has since evolved into a serene, private hideaway for the singer—and now, her partner Travis Kelce.

But this summer marks a notable shift. “They’ve both made this space feel like a real home,” a source tells us. “Taylor’s not just treating it as a vacation house anymore—it’s where they spend meaningful, private time. And designing that room together says a lot.”

The Room That Sparked Rumors
The children’s room, tucked away in the east wing of the house, was quietly added as part of a major renovation Swift began earlier this year. The plans, filed under Swift’s name in early January, included the addition of a new suite, an expanded kitchen, and updated bathrooms. But insiders now confirm that one of those rooms was intentionally created as a “future children’s space.”

According to a source familiar with the renovation, Swift and Kelce were both involved in the design, working with a high-end Newport-based interior designer to bring their vision to life. “They didn’t want anything overly traditional,” the insider explains. “They were looking for something gender-neutral, modern but cozy—and above all, unique.”

And they certainly delivered on that last point.