Malaysia's Extraordinary House｜Million Dollar Mansion｜Lee Residence｜Luxurious Tropical Design 

What are you talking about? LA usually has all sorts of new styled mansions, as most of the top architects build houses there

agreed..watch and seeing so many houses in US the designs are boring and doesn't feel like a house, those mansions i called them warehouse or mall.

@@-SP. Its the same boring white on black modernist minimalism trend in US that makes the home look like a conference room or a hospital lobby. Crappy. Go watch Dubai, India, Italian, Malay, Vietnamese, Taiwan, Chinese architecture and luxury homes.

@@solaryatra The white on black theme has already run its course, most of the newer mansions seem to be using greenery to stand out

@@-SP. I have lived in Newport Beach CA for 40yrs and watched this junk being built in LA. The One is a perfect example of too much money and no design skills or magic. Same old same old boring

Agree

It's call " wet " kitchen - mainly to separate the cooking area & air conditioner dining room due to the tropica heat.

you can change your society to allow this. 🏡 homes in many cultures are free and part of your right as a community member. there is no fixed laws houses/dwellings must be expensive or the most you spend on.

Agreed. Aussie here in Melbourne who recently returned to Australia after a few years living in....Malaysia. my plan atm: save like a MF and then return to Malaysia (or somewhere similar) and build there. It's fucked trying to get into the market here.

Even here in Canada, luxury homes cannot compare to what I just saw in this video. This is brilliant genius in how it was put together - Paradise on earth.

Those "stucked with white wall" is the typical cheap partition material called gypboard throughout building industry in the US here. That's why houses here is like make up of paper. Construction is fast though, cheap, less building code requirements to compliment the relatively high labor cost.

If you want to build modern Malaysian house. Then get a Malaysian architect.

they're only do that when they sale the house

hahah same small house already difficult imagine big lol

They have maids

massage chair is the most stupid tool ever created 😂

Beautiful yet too much and completely wasteful. I can't in my good conscience spend that much on luxury knowing what that money can do to help others, Sorry, I know this wasn't the point of your comment but I wanted to say it

​@@johnwilliams1238 here you go again. How do you know his country many civilians live in poverty line? Don't be a sourgrape. Most importantly, your hypocrisy stinks.

kitchenette is useful for elderly and nursery room if any.

@@johnwilliams1238 I guess you have a wrong perception on Malaysia. I wonder have you ever visited Malaysia. Just to clarify, Malaysia is a not third world or poor country. Our poverty rate is not that high either. In fact, Malaysia is attracting huge number of foreigners from neighboring countries due to good income and job opportunities. Yes, I am a Malaysian.

@@jylaw9495 Yes, I’ve visited Malaysia many times and I love the country. It’s beautiful and I like the people. I’ve looked into moving there. I’m sorry if I made you feel misunderstood. I’m from Viet Nam, but I know Malaysia isn’t like Viet Nam, but it’s not like Singapore either. I think my previous comment was misleading (I’ve deleted the misleading part); I wasn’t only thinking about Malaysia or this particular owner, I was thinking more generally about how some rich people lack awareness and are self-absorbed and don’t think about the impact they (could) have on others. In the case of Malaysia, like you say, its economy has been doing well, attracting foreigners and businesses. But because of that, the housing prices have been going up because rich people, especially foreigners, buy houses for higher prices, causing gentrification- I know this because I’ve looked into buying a house there myself. But again, I’m not really talking only about Malaysia. Globally, it’s happening in many, many parts of the world. It’s especially bad in places like Bali and Venice. A lot of wealthy people (especially foreigners) take advantage of the local land, local labor, and a lot of the beautiful local things, but they don’t share the burdens of the local people, take away these things from them (because now the prices are too high), and creating more inequalities. You can argue that this is the cost of capitalism and prosperity. I’m not anti-capitalist and this might not that bad in Malaysia, but there are certainly poor people in Malaysia and that's too many for me. Globally, inequalities have grown over the years. I’ve been very frustrated with wealthy people spending so much on luxurious things they don’t need when they could spend money to make the world a better place. If those who have the power and resources (not just the rich but also the leaders of the world) had more sense of moral responsibilities, awareness of and compassion for others’ suffering, and could be become more selfless, many of the world’s problems could be solved in an instant. So I’m just sad and frustrated, that’s all. ☹Thank you for your comment!

And as well American interiors

Between Rm13 - Rm15 mil

How long?

( lack of lift can be mitigated by a good quality stair chair lift)

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design seed probably has some marble contractor’s