The Bathroomsĭown a long hallway is the home’s master bathroom. Keys is also set to host the Grammys in 2020. However, it’s not the same house that Keys announced to her children that she was going to host the 2019 Grammys ( they were unimpressed). Here’s a closer look at the island and a peek at the barbecue station outside. The other is a restaurant-grade service kitchen (no pictures available, unfortunately). There are two kitchens this is the main one. The kitchen takes on an earthy tone with its seamless wood cabinets. The shapes and fabrics here are round and soft, contrasting with the home’s harsh-looking exterior.

The polished concrete resembles white marble more than concrete. This top-floor living area provides some striking views. You can see the ocean from anywhere in the house. The Bar, Continuedīeatz and Keys can surprise their guests with this automatic bar, which can blend into its surroundings when closed. There are several wine racks on the wall opposite the glass and an island bar. Of course, this house wouldn’t be complete without a huge bar. The translucent pool table fits in well with the all-glass walls, while the dark hardwood flooring and built-in bookshelves provide a sense of stately elegance. You’ve never seen a pool room quite like this. Inside, the glass throws wavy light patterns throughout the entire house, creating an underwater-like look. They also cast shadows as the sun sinks and rises. The tiered columns, which rise from the first story to the second, give a sweeping sense of elevation. We didn’t open a book and say, ‘Let’s take that doorknob.’” Sharp Looks, Continued It’s form and light and shadow and capturing views, framing the views like you’d frame a painting.

It’s not really a house, it’s not real estate. Speaking with the San Diego Union-Tribune, architect Wallace Cunningham said, “It’s in the realm of art. It’s even more apparent from this overhead shot. While the Razor House is named after Razor Point, it’s also designed with some edge. Here’s Swizz Beatz rocking out with a cigar and a glass of wine in this very pool. The infinity pool seems to sharply drop off a cliff, creating a startling appearance. You can see almost everywhere in the house from the courtyard, thanks to the towering all-glass walls. The house is an awe-inspiring combination of curves and glass. Whatever this fantasy song might sound like, talks about it would probably begin here, in this incredible courtyard. If Iron Man, Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys all collaborated on a single, what would it sound like? Would Tony Stark be the lead vocals? Because Robert Downey Jr. According to the Wall Street Journal, Burns spend another three years and an undisclosed but “substantial” amount of money to finish the project. Tech executive Donald Burns purchased the house was in 2011 for $14.1 million, but the house wasn’t finished because the original owner went bankrupt. Even more similarities can be found in this behind-the-scenes footage from the 2013 film. Also similar are the white concrete walls and the floor-to-ceiling windows. The exterior is more like the Enterprise from “Star Trek,” but you can see the cliffside inspiration in this shot. In “Iron Man 3,” the Stark Mansion’s exterior is CGI, and the interior was a set. The property has six bedrooms and six-and-a half-bathrooms, and totals 11,545 square feet of living space. Construction was complicated, as construction equipment and materials had to be carefully moved to the cliff side of the property, according to the Wall Street Journal. The cantilevered house was precariously built on a bluff overlooking walking trails and the Pacific Ocean beyond.

Want to see more reasons why Beatz and Keys made this place their new home? Read on. Here is she is dancing by the home’s cutting edge pool, via her Instagram. Rumor has it that the Razor House - so named because of its location at Razor Point - inspired the Stark Mansion, the fictional house featured “Iron Man 3.” The multiple Grammy Award-winning singer and her influential hip hop producer husband nabbed this astonishing house in late September, plunking down $20.8 million for the glass-and-concrete house perched on a cliff in La Jolla, California. Inside Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz's Incredible $21M Razor HouseĪlicia Keys and Swizz Beatz live like Tony Stark. The home is rumored to have inspired Tony Stark’s cliffside mansion.

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