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    Norman Foster’s former French Riviera Villa La Voile lists for €29.5 Million, featuring steel arches, a sail-like canopy and mediterranean views

    Norman Foster’s former residence, Villa La Voile, is on the market for €29.5 million in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France. Originally built in the 1950s, the 480-square-metre waterfront property was transformed under Foster’s direction between 1998 and 2002. Its unique design features sweeping steel arches, extensive glass facades and a retractable sail-inspired canopy.

    Anand Mahindra discovers Kota's 'AI' like beautiful destination beyond coaching centres, adds it to his 'Wanderer list'

    Anand Mahindra was surprised to discover Kota’s Chambal Riverfront after initially mistaking visuals of the destination for AI-generated images. Stretching 2.75 km along both banks of the Chambal, the riverfront features grand ghats, fountains, promenades and cultural attractions, offering a side of Kota far removed from its famous coaching centres. Mahindra questioned why the destination remains relatively unknown and added Kota to his ‘Wanderer’ list.

    DLF has reported Rs 1985 crore sale from its first senior living project in Gurgaon.

    DLF Ltd announced the complete sell-out of its senior living project 'The Aureva' located in Gurugram. The project consists of 172 luxury residences, achieving total sales of Rs 1,985 crore. The average price per apartment has been noted at Rs 11.5 crore. The company emphasises the growing demand for premium residential offerings catering to senior citizens and their needs.

    In 1988, Willem Dafoe bought a rubber-clad house in New York; he had wanted a rustic farmhouse but fell for a home built around five giant boulders

    The Rubber House in Accord was built on five enormous boulders and designed by landscape architect Tom Pritchard. Its neoprene covering, glass walls, fireplace, and dance studio attracted the actor, who lived in the house for two decades before putting it on the market in 2008.

    In 2014, Joan Rivers left a Manhattan penthouse worth $28 million; after relisting for $38 million later, it eventually took a $10 million price cut

    Joan Rivers’ former Manhattan penthouse has returned to the luxury real estate market with a substantial reduction in its asking price. Situated at 1 East 62nd Street on the Upper East Side, the three-level residence was Rivers’ home for 25 years until her passing in 2014. The property was listed for $38 million in 2021 before subsequent reductions gradually brought the asking price to $28 million.

    In 2023, Jessica Vincent paid $3.99 for a Goodwill vase. Research uncovered its rare Carlo Scarpa design, and the overlooked glass piece sold for $107,100

    Jessica Vincent paid just $3.99 for a vase at a Goodwill store outside Richmond, Virginia, believing it would make a beautiful addition to her home. After researching the piece and sharing photos in Facebook groups, she discovered that the vase was a rare Murano glass work produced by Venini and designed by Italian architect Carlo Scarpa. The 1942 Pennellate series piece was difficult to make, and the auction house knew of only one other example in the same form and color combination. After specialists confirmed its authenticity and condition, the vase eventually sold for $107,100 through Wright Auction House.

    The Economic Times
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