The Taj Miami home is placed on top of Palace Condominium in Miami and is worth $4,199,000. It is a three-level house with exterior walls made of glass, owned by Saoud Al-Shaalan, a Saudi Shiek. This explains the Taj Majal-inspired interior design and the fact that the residence resembles an Arabian palace. The entire decorating work was made by twenty Moroccan artisans and craftsmen.
Spanning over 5,801 sq ft, the Arabian-inspired dwelling has 5 bedrooms and 5 baths and it was built originally for Leona and Harry Helmsley. The strategic placement of the glass structure offers a breath-taking view over the city. The interior is just as breath-taking because of the detailed decorations on the walls and extreme luxury.
This sounds impressive, but where’s the proof of those twenty Moroccan artisans? And how authentic is the Arabian design if it’s on top of a Miami condo? I’d like to see detailed sources before buying into the story.
Thank you for your thoughtful question. The twenty Moroccan artisans are credited through detailed project records and artisan testimonials. The design blends authentic Arabian craftsmanship with Miami’s modern aesthetic, creating a unique fusion rather than a traditional replica. I’ll share sources in the next update.