Because of the coronavirus pandemic, I've been spending a lot more time in my apartment than I usually do. As much as I love my NYC home, it's not exactly a city known for a lot of floor space. And given all the celebrities who've been posting pics of themselves quarantined inside their massive homes, I've naturally spent some time fantasizing about whose house I'd rather be holed up in.
As the cover star of Architectural Digest's May issue, he's opened the doors to his 50,000-square-foot Toronto "manor house" — and high heavens, it is dazzling. Let's start with the cover:
The gold detailing and high ceilings look a bit like a rig at a concert — but in gold.
The perfect backdrop for a one-on-one concert, it also features this sweet custom piano designed by Ferris Rafauli and Takashi Murakami.
Next, the lounge, which...wow.
I do not know if these bottles behind Drake are for decoration or for drinking, but either way, I'm down.
In fact, we could probably have a pleasant drink and remain 6 feet apart the entire time.
Next, I've been getting a tad restless cooped up indoors. Drake's place has the perfect solution: An NBA-sized basketball court.
There's even a plush couch where my friends and family could come and watch me lose to Drake.
Finally, the master bathroom, which certainly looks roomy.
The tub weighs 4,000 pounds and is carved from a single block of marble.
To conclude: Drake, let us know if you need company!
