Latin American artist Maluma is becoming a worldwide success. The Grammy-nominated and Latin Grammy-winning musician has been holed up in his modern, spacious house outside Medelln, Colombia. He showed AD his “sanctuary” on tape.

 

Maluma says of his three-year-old brown-and-white house packed with paintings, “I love my house.” “I needed this time to enjoy and see all the things I have been building for a very long time.”

 

 

 

This house fulfills his dream of an indoor-outdoor space. In the main living room, lofty ceilings, glass walls, a floating staircase, and lush flora are visible from every angle.

 

 

 

A white piano, KAWS sculpture, and horse artwork surround a unique spherical sitting area sunken into the light hardwood floor with a fire pit in the centre. Maluma adds, “I love having dinner here with my family. He says Jenga and Uno are often played in another sitting area with a stack of plush carpets and cushions.

 

The Scandinavian-style kitchen includes all-white handleless cabinets. Even though he has a chef quarantining with him, Maluma brews and enjoys his morning coffee from one of his numerous cups with family pҺоtos on his balcony every morning. (His ornate Versace cups are seldom used.)

The upper floor shows Maluma’s architectural sense, while the basement shows his playfulness. He says it contains a Ping-Pong table that gets a lot of use, a complete gym, a movie theater, a blackjack table, and everything else a quarantined person might need.

This game room, which has a framed soccer jersey collection, leads to the backyard, which has a large pool with an ivory-colored pool deck, a Һоt tub, and a meat smoker for barbecues.