Posted in Architecture, Buildings, Celebrity Shopping, Property on 23 September 2009
Famous celeb couple Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony have lately been in news for everything but their music. This time it is their new home (among many others). In April, they were seen checking out the Icon Brickell in Miami and now they have confirmed to People Magazine that they have finally purchased the “sexiest place in town”. And both the husband and wife are very kicked about decorating this new place of theirs.
It is a three-tower condominium that has been designed by the very talented Phillipe Starck in a complex that even includes the Viceroy Miami Hotel. A very bright spot indeed, this one comes with all building amenities like multiple pools, a spa and fitness center. One can also enjoy the five restaurants, rooftop pool club, concierge and valet services.
Posted in Celebrity Shopping on 10 January 2009
Wacko Jacko is in news again after being heard for his apparent ill health. Michael Jackson now has settled in a really posh Bel Air. He leased out the Bel Air for $100,000 and the French style chateau comes with a private cinema, dozen of bathrooms and a dozen fireplace. It also has seven bedrooms. Now I am wondering if he would sing ‘The way you make me feel’ after gets all the attention from the media for his luxurious lifestyle.
Last year, an investment company bought his Neverland ranch for $24 million and the proceeds will be given to the charity. Apparently, Michael Jackson will move back to California and will get back to music again, claiming this time it is going to get better.
Posted in Estate, Luxury on 10 July 2007
The talk here is about a Richard Neutra-designed estate in Bel Air that is currently owned by hair stylish Vidal Sassoon. What has attributed the raise in the price of the mansion from $6 million in 1959 to $ 25 million is its makeover. And mind you it’s not an ordinary makeover but it is Neutra.
Its piece-giving ambiance complements the design of the house. True, the spacious place with blocks won’t invite all eyeballs but who cares? The USP of this modernist style is that there exist only two Neutra homes in Bel Air.
Built in 1959, over five acres of area, it include a bedroom wing, a huge kitchen along with a gallery. The home comprises of four bedrooms, a screening room plus two extra building pads on the site.
Via Luxist
