Bubble palace

File Under: Places We'd Rather Be. Palais Bulles, aka the Bubble Palace, by Hungarian architect Antti Lovag. 📍rg @ainttooproudtomeg

designed by hungarian architect antti lovag, 'palais bulles' (bubble palace) is a 1200 sqm house in the south of france comprising a cluster of interwoven bubble spaces.

designed by hungarian architect antti lovag, 'palais bulles' (bubble palace) is a 1200 sqm house in the south of france comprising a cluster of interwoven bubble spaces.

“Clinging to the rocky Estérel, this palace has become my own bit of paradise. Its cellular forms have long reflected the outward manifestations of the image of my creations. It is a museum where I exhibit the works of contemporary designers and artists.” – Pierre Cardin on Palais Bulles (Bubble Palace) Italian-born fashion … Continue reading "The Bubble Palace: A Tour of Pierre Cardin’s Futuristic Home, Palais Bulles"

I've always wanted one. The folks at Moon to Moon have a nice set of vintage conversation pit photos in case any of you need some design ideas. Just imagine the swinging 'thoughtstylings' that could take place.

The Pierre Cardin–owned mansion includes 28 rooms

Odile Decq has completed a five year renovation project to restore and revive the Maison Bernard, a "bubble house" designed by Antti Lovag

The incredible spherical residence in Théoule-sur-Mer, designed by Hungarian architect Antti Lovag in 1979, is estimated to be worth $350 million.

Although upon first glance, the Bubble Palace might look like an adobe playground on steroids, it's actually quite the luxurious compound. Purchased in 1992 by recently deceased French fashion designer Pierre Cardin, it's now up for sale. Located in the south of France, the Antti Lovag-designed residence is essentially a bunch of connected bubble-shaped living |

Image 20 of 20 from gallery of AD Classics: Palais Bulles / Antti Lovag. Photograph by Sepientia