Demi Moore’s daughter, Scout Willis, has brought her signature quirky style to her Los Angeles mansion, creating a space affectionately dubbed “the Chapel of Love.” The 34-year-old invited Architectural Digest into her Normandy-style cottage that was originally built by architect Frederick A. Hanson. “I wanted it to feel like an adult woman’s home. And at the same time, like an absolute whimsical, sensual child’s playground,” she told the outlet. Scout collaborated with Roman Alonso from Commune Design to strip the ceiling beams, revise the windows, and renovate the kitchen space. The 1,000-square-foot home features a charming kitchen with a brown-and-white checkerboard backsplash, green concrete countertops, chartreuse linoleum floors, dark wood cabinets, and gold hardware fixtures. Meanwhile, the living area features soaring ceilings with ornate detailing, plush velvet furnishings in green and muted orange, and a mustard-yellow carpet. A marble coffee table anchors the room alongside a cozy fireplace, while a hanging lantern adds a boho touch. Scout leant into her femininity when it came to her dressing room, which she calls “my surrealist Marie Antoinette …