Architect Do Nguyen Anh Quy said that the house is smartly designed, neat and modern. The new fully furnished interior system makes the house spacious with white – gray colors along with the harmonious combination of glass materials, making the rooms full of light and ventilation. The first floor is the kitchen area with the advantage of being connected to the second floor, so the kitchen has more open space. The use of smart kitchen cabinets in wood color of the cabinet system helps the kitchen look cleaner and more luxurious. The dining area is well taken care of by the owner because he is important to the meal with his mother and family. From the table to the dining chair and the back cabinets are decorated very nice and cozy. For the living room, the architect prioritizes growing succulent plants because of indoor plants, so watering or lighting conditions are also limited. Modern living room space, featuring two colors white – gray. Architect Anh Quy said that the kitchen is sometimes too stuffy because of the smell, so it is essential to plant trees that purify the air here. The mother loves the kitchen area because it is fully equipped, spacious, clean, comfortable to cook her favorite dishes. Because the ground floor has an atrium with the second floor, the tree can get enough light and air to live. For example, some plants not only absorb carbon dioxide but also filter gases and toxic gases from cleaning agents for the house, such as lily of the valley, fern, tiger tongue, betel nut, ivy… A relaxing space of the owner on the second floor. The third floor is the mother’s bedroom, with a small area of ​​​​about 15 m², so the architect chooses a simple or minimalist dark style. A cream-white bed with a white bedside cabinet is both age-appropriate and luxurious enough for the room. The room has a large glass door, so use gray and white curtains to seamlessly design and reduce glare for the room. The bedroom is designed in a minimalist style. The fourth floor is the master’s room and the changing room. It was originally two bedrooms, but because of the need for use, the owner changed it to a bedroom and a dressing room. He works in the art industry, so every detail in the bedroom or dressing room is well-organized and a little artistic in it. The dressing room is next to the bedroom, so the bedroom is used to the maximum area instead of a cupboard as usual, there is a space for a TV, a chair, a table and a comfortable empty area to make the room not stuffy suffocating and oppressive. The master bedroom has the artistry of the artist. This bedroom is open to a space to place a TV, a chair, a table and an empty area for the owner to comfortably rest and relax. A private dressing room is designed for the owner to do art. The owner is a person who loves to travel, he has been to many resorts, so he chose to have the same bathroom space as in the resort. The owner shared that he absolutely loved the relaxing spaces in the house, especially the bathroom and the terrace. The terrace gets full sun, so it’s easy to grow plants. Architects use plants such as cactus, magnolia, jade, fern, small brooch, and ornamental plants. The terrace space is also designed by white color. In the laundry area, the architect designed many compact cabinets to save space.

This luxury resort features the world’s first undersea villa, with a floor less than 5m below the water. The rooms of the villa have glass doors all around so guests can see the colorful life on the ocean floor. Bedroom with king size bed, sitting area, bathroom and spiral staircase. The cost of building this villa is 15 million USD. Beautiful view of the Indian Ocean. The villa was designed by Crown architects and built by New Zealand-based MJ Murphy Limited, which specializes in aquarium technology. The undersea room is connected to the upper floor by a spiral staircase. Upstairs is a twin bedroom, bathroom, dressing room, gym, integrated living room, kitchen, bar and dining room. with the veranda facing the sunset. Guests can enjoy the endless horizon while soaking in the tub. Opposite the villa is the sunrise direction and the infinity pool. The villa can accommodate up to 9 guests. Ahmeed Saleem, lead designer, said: “We will deliver innovative experiences for global travelers at the world’s first undersea property as visitors explore the Maldives.”

It is no exaggeration to say that billionaire Jeff Bezos – the founder of e-commerce empire Amazon – owns a variety of houses suitable for all climates. His real estate block spread across the United States, from Beverly Hills (California) to Texas, even appeared in big cities like New York and Seattle (Washington state). Photo: Bloomberg. In the city New York , Mr. Bezos owns 4 luxury serviced apartments worth 17.5 million USD in The Century apartment building located near Central Park. This 33-storey twin tower was built in 1932 by Irwin Chanin – a famous architect who designed the Broadway Theater, including 410 apartments of different designs. Image: CORE. At the height of the pandemic in April 2020, the online shopping mogul “single-ended” a $ 16 million 3-bedroom apartment on the 20th floor of a 24-storey apartment building at 212 Fifth Ave. This is the 5th time Mr. Bezos has spent money to buy an apartment here. Before that, he spent $ 80 million to buy interconnected apartments and loft apartments on floors 21-24. Billionaire Bezos plans to combine all 5 floors into a single large apartment with a total area of ​​1,580 m2, the Realtor. Photo: Visualhouse. In the capital Washington Jeff Bezos spent $ 23 million in 2016 to buy the Textile Museum in the upscale Kalorama neighborhood, where the Ivanka Trump couple and the Barack Obama family once lived. He then spent an additional $ 12 million to renovate it, according to the report Washingtonian . This property is over 2,500 square meters, first built in 1914. It includes 10 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, 6 dressing rooms and 11 fireplaces. Image: Blue Origin. In January 2020, the Amazon boss also bought a house larger than 445 square meters, located opposite the museum on the side of the road, for $ 5 million. The house was built in 1951 with 5 bathrooms and 2 makeup rooms, domed ceilings, carved marble fireplace, hardwood floors and 700-bottle cellar. Photo: BrightMLS. Just before a pandemic struck, Mr. Bezos bought a mansion Beverly Hills worth $ 165 million from billionaire David Geffen. The villa is more than 1,130 m2 with 8 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 1 large dining room for 12 people; features a spa, a Koi aquarium, a European garden, a tennis court, a tree-lined cobblestone driveway, and an outdoor fireplace. Image: MLS. Before that, also in Beverly Hills, the Amazon tycoon bought a red tile-roofed 7-bedroom, 7-bathroom solar-powered residence in 2007 for $ 24.45 million. The 8,000-square-meter land has a swimming pool, 4 outdoor gardens, vegetable greenhouses, garage for up to 6 cars … In 2017, Mr. Bezos continued to buy a neighboring real estate for $ 12.9 million. According to Mansion Global, the one-storey villa is designed in a contemporary style, built in 1956 and has a width of 418 square meters, including 4 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a large swimming pool in the backyard. Photo: Google Earth. The farm is about 121 square kilometers in the westernmost part state of Texas is the basis for Bezos’ private space company Blue Origin. It is estimated that this land is worth about 50 million USD. There is also a four-bedroom house that Mr. Bezos bought from lawyer Ronald Stasny in 2004. It was built in the 20s of the last century, with deer velvet chandeliers, oak furniture, paintings. Historical photos and a warehouse, according to Wall Street Journal. Image: Blue Origin. One of the first homes Mr. Bezos bought after Amazon was so successful was in Medina, a suburb the city of Seattle (Washington state). The e-commerce mogul bought a 1,900-square-meter villa for $ 10 million in 1998, consisting of 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Image: The Seattle Times. In 2005, Jeff Bezos is said to have spent $ 50 million on a 771 square meter mansion in the vicinity, which includes 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The property includes a 94-meter coastline, according to Realtor. In 2010, the billionaire spent an additional $ 28 million to renovate both properties above. Photo: SPIEGEL.