Michael Jordan’s pool island, Lady Gaga’s bowling alley, Kylie Jenner’s mini mansion for Stormi – here are the wildest features celebrities have in their homes
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s bathroom sinks, Drake’s US$400,000 mattress and J.Lo’s winery are just some of the bizarre features A-listers have in their homes
Celebrities are regularly selling and buying expensive homes across the country, leaving their personal style on mansions, penthouses and chalets.
The result is extremely expensive homes with some wild and totally bizarre features. Some A-listers had fancy interiors added, such as flat sinks or car lifts, while others have built luxury wine rooms, bowling alleys, and even mini dog mansions. Take a look at some of the wildest features celebrities have built in their homes.
Michael Jordan's 56,000-square-foot mansion has an infinity pool with a grass island in the middle of it and a lavish cigar room
Michael Jordan's house in Chicago has been on the market for eight years, giving buyers a glimpse into his sprawling estate. The backyard is filled with amenities, including a tennis court and a pond. But most notably, the basketball star has a giant infinity pool with a grass island at the centre. A small, modern-looking bridge extends from the edge of the pool to the island.
The house also has an ornate cigar room, which contains an elaborate ceiling design and handrails. The room also has card tables, which is where Jordan most likely exercises his love of gambling.
Drake has a nearly US$400,000 mattress that is made of stingray skin and horsehair
Drake's interior designer, Ferris Rafauli, partnered with Swedish company Hastens to create a mattress made of compressed leather, polished wood, suede and brass adornments. The mattress – known as the Grand Vividus – also includes horsehair, stingray skin, polyester and handwoven textiles. The Grand Vividus takes 600 hours to create and costs US$390,000.
