Every house has its own smell—but this Bel-Air estate comes with a custom Parisian fragrance.
On the market for a whopping $58 million, the modernist manse, dubbed 1859, was developed by California’s Balakhani Estates, in collaboration with Tag Front architects and Los Angeles-based interior designer, César Giraldo. The futuristic-looking pad spans three levels and sports nine bedrooms and a dozen bathrooms across its 20,000 square feet. Set on a roughly one-and-a-half-acre lot on the edge of a steep canyon, the abode offers up a few wildly extravagant perks that no other homes in the area can claim—like hand-picked furnishings from Giraldo himself and a bespoke scent from Ex Nihilo. Giraldo tapped the Parisian perfumer to create a custom olfactory experience exclusively for the residence that’s been incorporated into 1859-branded candles, mists, and app-controlled diffusers placed throughout the dwelling.
Follow along as Robb Report gives you a look inside the home in this series, Ultimate Homes.
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