The home he was first brought back to was his parents' quarters in Kensington Palace, and it was to remain his home for 13 years. The property was built in 1605, and rather than being one huge building like Buckingham Palace, it is made up of a number of properties as more of an upscale complex. The apartments had the feel of an elegant townhouse, and the decor was chosen by his mother, Princess Diana. Harry's domain was the nursery, which took up the whole top floor of the three-story home. The suite included rooms for William and Harry, their nannies, and protection officers as well as bathrooms, playrooms, and a kitchen. Dragons of Walton Street were responsible for the fresh, light decor and strawberry-print carpet.
