Do you want to become a neighbor of the Queen of England?Sting has put his luxurious 17th-century mansion, located just 800 meters from Buckingham Palace, up for sale. Read more in our post This summer, the legendary British musician and actor Sting, who turns 63 on October 2, made a splash on the UK real estate market by putting his luxurious townhouse, located in the historic center of London, up for sale. This 17th-century building boasts not only an exceptionally wonderful location (St. James's Park and Buckingham Palace are located nearby), but also an extraordinary interior design. This is confirmed by the fact that just a few years ago, the most prestigious glossy interior magazines desperately fought for the opportunity to publish photographs of the interior of Sting's house. Having taken possession of the historic building,neighboring the residence of Elizabeth II herself, Sting spent a lot of time, money and effort to create an interior worthy of kings. Marble floors, a variety of finishes made of valuable wood, luxurious furniture upholstery using velvet and leather - all these attributes of luxury are able to satisfy the demands of the richest and most titled persons. When choosing an interior style, Sting, like many others,creative individuals, gave preference to art deco. The main role in the design of the mansion is played by an original mix of elegant pieces of furniture, a collection of paintings worthy of an exhibition hall in a museum, and bold, sometimes daring color combinations. Despite the expressive nature of the interior,The atmosphere in the mansion is filled with a sense of comfort and homeliness. Such cozy and touching details as a traditional wood-burning fireplace, an elegant spiral staircase and a fascinating view of the garden smooth out the pretentious, sometimes even flashy design.
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