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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents  Catherine Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby1.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents  Catherine Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby2.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: baby Jonah at birth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby4.jpeg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby7.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: baby Jonah at birth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby5.jpeg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby10.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby12.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby13.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows; Baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby14.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows; Baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby17.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows; Baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby19.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows; Baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby18.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows; Baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby21.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents Richard and Catherine Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby22.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents Richard and Catherine Howarth<br />
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    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby24.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents Richard Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby3.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby6.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby8.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby9.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows: Mum Catherine,Dad Richard and baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby11.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows; Baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby15.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows; Baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby16.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo Shows; Baby Jonah<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby20.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents Richard and Catherine Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby25.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
'The colour of his skin is of no concern': The black mother who gave birth to a white baby - beating odds of a million-to-one<br />
<br />
A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.<br />
<br />
Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.<br />
<br />
With his pale skin, green eyes and light brown hair, Jonah, now three months old, looks like any other new-born baby - but, when seen in his mother's arms, his uniqueness is obvious.<br />
<br />
Recalling the moment she delivered Jonah in Milton Keynes Hospital on June 1, said his mother ‘The midwife looked at me and looked back down at Jonah and then at me again and couldn’t believe it.'<br />
<br />
Some children get darker after a few weeks when the skin colour they will have for life starts to become obvious. But you can see from the colour at the tips of their ears what that Jonah was fully white.<br />
<br />
We have been told I must have been carrying a recessive gene. My parents were from Nigeria and, for as far back as anyone can remember; my family have all been black.’<br />
<br />
Husband Richard, 34, who works as a medical recruitment consultant, was equally as shocked when he first saw his son, who is the couple’s first child together.<br />
<br />
However, he was primarily just happy that Jonah was strong and healthy, after he got the umbilical cord tangled round his neck during labour – a potentially dangerous complication.<br />
<br />
‘The colour of Jonah’s skin is of no concern - Jonah being a healthy and happy baby is what matters.’<br />
<br />
The couple have been told that they are unlikely to have another white baby if they have further children, due to the extremely rare combination of genes needed.<br />
<br />
Photo shows; Parents Richard and Catherine Howarth<br />
©Exclusivepix
    Exclusivepix_Million_to_One_Baby23.jpg
  • XI\'AN, CHINA - <br />
<br />
Migrant Workers Receive 1.75 million USD Cash At Construction Site <br />
<br />
Migrant workers receive salary and bonus at the construction site on January 18, 2017 in Xi\'an, Shaanxi Province of China. 12 million yuan (about 1.75 million USD) cash has been given out to more than 300 migrant workers as salary and bonus at the construction site on Wednesday ahead of the Spring Festival in Xi\'an. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • XI\'AN, CHINA - <br />
<br />
Migrant Workers Receive 1.75 million USD Cash At Construction Site <br />
<br />
Migrant workers receive salary and bonus at the construction site on January 18, 2017 in Xi\'an, Shaanxi Province of China. 12 million yuan (about 1.75 million USD) cash has been given out to more than 300 migrant workers as salary and bonus at the construction site on Wednesday ahead of the Spring Festival in Xi\'an. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Migrant_Workers_Receive_1_75_m...jpg
  • XI\'AN, CHINA - <br />
<br />
Migrant Workers Receive 1.75 million USD Cash At Construction Site <br />
<br />
Migrant workers receive salary and bonus at the construction site on January 18, 2017 in Xi\'an, Shaanxi Province of China. 12 million yuan (about 1.75 million USD) cash has been given out to more than 300 migrant workers as salary and bonus at the construction site on Wednesday ahead of the Spring Festival in Xi\'an. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Migrant_Workers_Receive_1_75_m...jpg
  • XI\'AN, CHINA - <br />
<br />
Migrant Workers Receive 1.75 million USD Cash At Construction Site <br />
<br />
Migrant workers receive salary and bonus at the construction site on January 18, 2017 in Xi\'an, Shaanxi Province of China. 12 million yuan (about 1.75 million USD) cash has been given out to more than 300 migrant workers as salary and bonus at the construction site on Wednesday ahead of the Spring Festival in Xi\'an. <br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_Migrant_Workers_Receive_1_75_m...jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_1_2_million_floating art_on_th...jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_1_2_million_floating art_on_th...jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_1_2_million_floating art_on_th...jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_1_2_million_floating art_on_th...jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_1_2_million_floating art_on_th...jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
    ExPix_1_2_million_floating art_on_th...jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
loating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
©Exclusivepix Media
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Floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
<br />
Art lovers are being given the chance to indulge in their craft by buying a floating art installation on the Thames – for a pricey £1.2 million.<br />
Immersive artwork Fluxland was launched down the river by renowned artist Cyril de Commarques as part of the Totally Thames festival.<br />
The mirrored superstructure is designed to reflect and distort the cityscape as she makes her way along the famous river, throwing light out at her onlookers.<br />
The remarkable boat, at Imperial Wharf, Fulham, is now on the market with the hefty price tag.<br />
Fluxland offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine work of art which has been built to be an artist’s studio which can be lived and worked on.<br />
The accommodation includes a wheel house, internal mezzanine viewing deck, two double bedrooms – one with en suite – fully-fitted kitchen and a large open gallery / performance space and study.<br />
The interior features use of steel and concrete with huge expanses of glass offering views of the City as the occupier works, entertains or relaxes.<br />
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Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
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Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
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Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
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As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
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She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
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The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
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“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
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Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home12.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home11.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home10.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home9.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home7.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home8.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home5.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home4.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home2.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home14.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home6.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home1.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE<br />
Meg Ryan home – her US$10.9 million Soho loft - <br />
<br />
Fifteen years ago actress Meg Ryan attended a party in a New York loft, almost four years ago she bought it, and now, after completely gutting and remodelling it, she is selling it for US$10.9 million.<br />
<br />
Meg, the “When Harry Met Sally” star, had moved to New York from California after her divorce from actor Dennis Quaid. After first living in 5 rented properties with her daughter Daisy, she decided she needed a permanent home.<br />
<br />
As soon as she stepped into the 380 sq.m loft while house hunting, she remembered being at a party there. “It was all quite different back then, and the space had been through many eras,” she recalls. At one point the former button factory had been a photo studio. “When I had visited all those years ago, I was amazed by the volume. It was like so much of New York: cinematic. That’s what attracted me.”<br />
<br />
She bought the loft from “The Simpsons” actor Hank Azaria, and set about renovating it – the ninth property she has redecorated. She gave it a major face lift. Now, a black and white colour scheme dominates the three bedroom, three bathroom property. <br />
<br />
The home’s entrance features a 12 metre long gallery flooded with light from 5 huge windows (the loft features 13 oversized windows in total) and featuring several original architectural columns. Floor-to-ceiling French doors lead into the living room with its high ceilings, ebony wood floors and a decorative fireplace.<br />
The home also features a large eat-in kitchen, illuminated with lights Meg found in a salvage shop in Maine, a media room, a butler’s pantry and a laundry room. The master bedroom has no less than eight closets and a free-standing bathtub in the ensuite bathroom.<br />
<br />
“I love renovating,” says Meg. “I think it’s tied to living the actor’s life. As an actor, you are so rarely in control. You’re always saying words that someone else has given you. But with decorating I am in control; it’s
    ExPix_Meg_Ryan_home3.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale59.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale58.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale57.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale51.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale52.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale50.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale48.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale45.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale43.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale44.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale40.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale39.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale38.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale33.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale37.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale36.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale31.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale32.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale30.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale28.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale27.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale20.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale19.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale18.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale12.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale11.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale10.jpg
  • EXCLUSIVE - Jane Fonda home – splits with boyfriend and home - mansion on the market for US$13 million<br />
<br />
OFFICIALLY AUTHORIZED HIGHRES PHOTOS <br />
<br />
It was love at first sight, twice. The first, when actress Jane Fonda met music producer Richard Perry while in hospital recovering from knee surgery in 2009. The second, when the couple took a look at this modernist mansion in Beverly Hills a few years later.<br />
<br />
She knew immediately it was the house for her and her partner, but now, five years later, after their break-up was announced on Monday [Jan 24, 2017], it is time to say goodbye to the 660 sq.m home.<br />
<br />
“I took one look at this house and I knew, I just knew,” recalls Fonda, “This was a place where we could live very happily.”<br />
<br />
She was attracted to the strong architectural lines, the shining stainless steel front door, and the many windows with their stunning canyon and views. <br />
<br />
“The house inspires me to be comfortable and have a great time," she says, happily recalling celebrating her 75th birthday with 150 guests in the home.<br />
<br />
The two-story, four bedroom home was built in 1961 but has been remodelled with a number of environmentally friendly features: bamboo floors, solar heating, bio-ethanol fireplaces and thermal glass double-glazed UV windows.<br />
<br />
But just an enticing to the 79-year-old environmentalist was the master bedroom with its dual master baths and walk-in closets. “This is the first time in my 79 years that I have had a closet that you could walk in and see everything that you have,” she says.<br />
<br />
Other features in the home include a glass lift, a media room and a gym.<br />
<br />
Outdoors, and spread over 1/3 hectare, the property features a solar heated pool, a deck extending over the steep hillside, a secluded meditation garden with a fountain, and a fire pit “where you can see the sun set.”<br />
<br />
The ex-couple decorated their home with the trapping of their success. An Oscar from Jane, gold records from Richard and Andy Warhol portraits of Jane.<br />
<br />
According
    ExPix_Jane_Fonda_home_for_Sale09.jpg
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