This project is a great architectural masterpiece designed by Richard Keating and brought to life by the residential architect Steven Giannetti. It is located in Pacific Palisades, California, United States and accommodates day-to-day living embellished by style, luxury and sophistication exemplified through the Venetian-inspired wine cellar with tasting room and storage cellar for 10,000 bottles.
The great attention to detail can be spotted in an instance because there were used the finest materials: Portuguese limestone, stainless steel components, rift-cut oak cabinetry and custom fireplaces manufactured by the renowned L.A artist Laddie John Dill.
This incredible project is priced at $19,800,000.
So, for twenty million dollars, I get to drink wine in a room that looks like it belongs in Venice, not California. Because nothing says “luxury” like pretending I’m an Italian duke while staring at Portuguese limestone.
You’ve got the right idea! It’s all about the vibe. While the limestone might whisper Italian Renaissance, the California sun and that world-class wine collection definitely keep you grounded in the Golden State. It’s a unique blend of Old World charm and West Coast luxury. Cheers to that!