Iconic supermodels like Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer, Kate Moss, and Linda Evangelista are known for their glamorous and extravagant lifestyles, so it’s easy to imagine that their houses would be nothing short of extravagant as well. These women have achieved fame and fortune in the highly competitive world of modeling, and their homes reflect their success and impeccable taste. From sprawling mansions to glamorous penthouses, each home reveals the unique personality and style of its famous occupant. Visitors can marvel at the exquisite interiors, lush gardens, and breathtaking views that make these properties truly one-of-a-kind.
Today you will tour our top five futuristic, eccentric, eclectic, romantic, and royal houses that cost a good bunch of money and superb hands that designed interior and exterior furniture. Whose home was listed up to 100 million dollars?
We are getting started with Naomi Campbell, famous for her fierce runway presence and striking beauty, who earlier wasn’t even imagining she would be living in a futuristic abode that connects ancient architecture style with sustainable technology.
1) Naomi Campbell – Horus Eye
Naomi Campbell is not only known for her successful modeling career but also for her futuristic and one-of-a-kind houses. One of her most notable dwellings is the Horus Eye House on the Sedir Island in Turkey. The incredible residence was built by Spanish Architect, Luis de Garrido, who in major specializes in sustainable building. Is it one more home station that consumes sun and water? We are about to find out soon.
But before we take a look inside the Horus Eye Haven, let’s dig deeper to discover why the building was designed in the form of the eye.
Turkey’s Sedir Island, also known as Cleopatra’s Island. The beach of Cleopatra was a gift from Marc Antony to Cleopatra, as a token of his love. According to legend, Cleopatra ordered organic sand specifically from the Red Sea aboard big ships. Because every sand grain is a perfect sphere, the government must strictly regulate the beach to prevent anyone from removing sand from the property. As a tribute to Cleopatra and Ancient Egyptian culture, it only seems fitting that a breathtaking architectural masterpiece should be located on an island with such a rich past. While the design of the house initially is inspired by the ancient Egyptian god Horus, sleek lines and geometric shapes of the overall territory can be compared with Cleopatra’s eye with applied makeup.
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