· on a rocky outcrop of the massif de l’esterel mountain range on the french riveria, the iconic le palais bulles, or bubble palace , has resurfaced on the market following the recent passing of its owner, legendary designer pierre cardin. Nestled atop massif de l’esterel, a volcanic mountain range known for its red hues, the 1,200-square-meter complex comprises of ten giant terracotta-colored bubbles. Click through the images below for a tour of the property. Resting on rocky cliffs above the mediterranean, the late italian-born french fashion designer pierre cardin ’s palais bulles (“ bubble palace ”) was the perfectly eccentric vacation home to inspire his avant garde work. · pierre cardin has hosted hundreds of wild parties at the palais bulles ( bubble palace ) for more than two decades. The fashion designer bought the house at auction in the early 1990s, after. The odd-looking piece of architecture was first built by antti lovag for french industrialist pierre bernard, and was inspired by lovag’s unique ideas of “habitology”. · the italian-born french designer’s palais bulles (read bubble palace ) in france has finally been sold. · until bubble palace is sold, the entire estate can be rented for a daily rate of roughly $31,000. Currently for sale and by far europe’s most expensive home at approximately $456 million , the connecting bubbles representing one room each, is spread over six levels on 1. 75 acres on a cliff with 180-degree-views over the mediterranean. Pierre cardin ’s legendary bubble palace is for sale.
