Bubble Palace of Pierre Cardin: unusual architecture

There are quite a few houses in the world that surprise with original architectural solutions. One of them is a 1200 sq. meter, which received the symbolic name "Palace of Bubbles". An unusual structure was created by an architect named Antti Lovag (1989).




The masterpiece of architecture is located in a picturesque part of France (not far from Cannes). The order for the construction of Anti Lovaggu's "bubble palace" came from Pierre Bernard, an artist from France. But soon the building was bought by a man who always appreciated original items - designer Pierre Cardin. After the death of the couturier, the house is put up for sale for fabulous money (280 million pounds)



The magnificent palace is made of reinforced concrete. It is characterized by exquisite smoothness of forms and soft lines of corners. Items in the interior of the house correspond to the overall design. It seems as if they are all created from airy soap foam.

Antti paid special attention to the lighting in the palace. Luxurious lamps regulate the intensity of the glow independently. Soft, long-pile carpets add coziness to the rooms. You can buy carpets on our website in this section.

In addition to a spacious living room, reception room and 10 rooms, there is an observation deck and an amphitheater on the territory of the palace. Also for the comfort of residents there is a swimming pool and a flowering garden.