Last fall, my mom and I were walking through SoHo when we came across a new ultramodern apartment building. “I would love to live there,” she gushed, while my face twisted into a frown at the sight of the towering glass structure. Our tastes in homes are diametrically opposite of each other—she would be thrilled to take up residence in Carrie Bradshaw’s all-white and robot home in And Just Like That…, and I’ll only live in old prewar apartments with crown molding and built-in mantles. She’s happy with a few abstract paintings on the walls, and I used to try and make my room look like an iSpy book (the more trinkets, the better). My mom and I are respectively a Pisces and a Virgo, but we both have Aquarius moons. Our difference in taste reminds me of the multifaceted nature of Aquarius: No two are alike, as demonstrated by all of the Aquarius celebrities and their fascinating lives behind the scenes.
Let’s be real: Aquarius is a weird Zodiac sign. It’s ruled by both Saturn, the planet of rules, and Uranus, the planet of breaking all of the rules. These signs are innovative and forward-thinkers, but they can also be stubbornly rooted in their ideas. Aquarius wants to stand out, but also desperately wants to fit in! When it comes to design, Aquarius can be all over the place—some are living in the funkiest antique shop, and others prefer staunch minimalism. But it’s important to just let an Aquarius do their own thing, even if it seems a little out there. Take this season to tap into what really makes you unique with a little help from the following six Aquarius celebrities.
Collect and display oddities
There’s not a single Aquarius celebrity who doesn’t have something offbeat or unusual in their home, but Sheryl Crow takes the cake. Her rustic and romantic Nashville home is filled with some of the most delightfully bizarre items. There’s vintage coin-operated horses, a papier-mâché elephant head, and a chapel filled with creepy religious figurines. Have something you’re worried will freak people out if they come over? Put it on display! It’ll be a great conversation starter.
