Lainey Wilson‘s house in Nashville looks exactly like Lainey Wilson. Like, if no one told you that you just walked into the country singer’s home, we’d bet you could guess it was hers in less than three tries.

Not only is the home filled with western and vintage pieces, it feels like a place where inspiration could strike at any moment. Every inch of the space tells a story — much like Wilson, who always describes herself as a storyteller.

Her house is absolutely stunning, and a far cry from the camper trailer she lived in when she first moved to Music City.

It’s no surprise Architectural Digest came calling to feature her in their Open Door series. Each episode takes viewers into the homes of some prominent people across the nation.

In this episode, Wilson shares her living room, kitchen and bedroom.

She also gives us a look inside her closet — yes, it’s a walk-in — as well as a special room she has declared her own Jungle Room. The space is fun, funky and completely inspired by Elvis Presley‘s own Jungle Room.

What Parts of Lainey Wilson’s Home Did She Design?

Wilson had a firm hand in every part of her home. She designed every room, keeping her own signature style in mind, but also thinking about how the space would be used.

The Jungle Room, for instance, is a place where she knew her band would rehearse and write songs, so there had to be space for a lot of people to spread out and get comfortable.

Oh, and there had to be a bar.

She also wanted her bedroom to feel like an escape. While there are a lot of windows around the room, there are plenty of curtains to shut out the world. And, if you’re wondering, yes, her dogs sleep in the bed with her.

Did Devlin Hodges Help Design Lainey Wilson’s Home?

Nope.  And Wilson makes it sound like he didn’t even try to offer his input. He knew that the design process would not be up for debate.

Scroll through the pictures below to see inside Lainey Wilson’s stunning home in Nashville.