The Bubble Palace by Antti Lovag, 1970s, is for sale in the south of France.

The unique iconic Palais des Festivals designed by architect Antti Lovag, also known as Palais Bulles, located in the south of France near Cannes, is up for sale on the real estate market.

The Palace of Palaces in organic style was designed by two important architects, Antti Lovag and Pierre Bernard, in the 1970s and was purchased by the late designer Pierre Cardin in 1992.

An organic house has recently been put up for sale by Christie's International Real Estate without a listed price; the price of the house is provided to potential buyers upon request.

The house was built between 1975 and 1989 for the French industrialist Pierre Bernard, and was later purchased by the designer Pierre Cardin to be used as a vacation home.

The majestic building covers an area of 1,200 square meters and is one of the classic examples of modern architecture. It features a unique structure of domes of various sizes and offers a panoramic hall, a reception room, and 10 rooms decorated by contemporary artists.

The house also includes an open auditorium with 500 seats overlooking the sea and the stunning bay of Cannes.

The interior of the Palace of the Chamber embodies a true artistic masterpiece, adorned with frescoes by Patrice Bretot, Jérôme Tisserand, Daniel Yu, François Chauvenet, and Gérard Le Cloarec.

In the past, the Palace of the Chamber has repeatedly served as a venue for fashion shows, including in 2008 and 2015. In 2008, Pierre Cardin presented his collection, and in 2016, the French designer Dior showcased his collection in this iconic house.

In 2015, French architect and scholar Odile Decq completed a five-year restoration of the Palace of Justice.

In 2017, the Palace of the Chamber was put up for sale for 350 million euros, which was one of the highest prices for European real estate.

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