Tommy Hilfiger's Florida gaff looks a little bit more like an art gallery, rather than a home, but we are loving his funky decor and bold colour pallet.
Designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, it's a not-so-subtle nod to the late 1960s, early '70s. Each room of this 14'079 square foot mansion, is basically a piece of pop art. The beach house has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and four half bathrooms, with a montage of Tommy's signature colours throughout - red, white and blue. However that's not the only colour trend you'll see. In fact, every colour of the rainbow features throughout the home. And if that's not enough, the quirky designer even has some scratch and sniff wall paper in some of the rooms, including banana flavoured wall paper in one of the bathrooms - it's like a real Charlie and The Chocolate Factory!
Jill Hertzberg, of The Jills real-estate, the estate agents of choice for many celebrities, including Matt Damon, and of course Tommy Hilfiger, says "The Hilfigers had this estate designed to be a glamorous, sexy home where they could showcase their amazing collection of artwork", and we reckon that's exactly what the designer has achieved. If you fancy living it up in a fancy, Florida mansion like Mr Hilfiger's it'll only cost you roughly $27.5m*
*Runs out to buy a lottery ticket
We love the monochrome kitchen, similar to the one in Gwen Stefani's cool pad.
We imagine it's like trying to fall asleep in Andy Warhol's imagination!
The sniff and stick wall paper, making us feel like we're in Charlie and The Chocolate Factory.
Of course no celebrity mansion is complete without a massive private swimming pool to relax in.
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