Still, he worried that his wife, born and bred in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, would veto a move to the West Coast. “When your screen saver comes to life, it’s unbelievably crazy,” he exclaims. When the couple’s real estate agent, Stephen Sweeney, called with news that the house was again available, Dean was elated. “I was low-key manifesting it,” he states. During that time the multilevel manse, named after the neighboring Razor Point Trail, appeared and disappeared from the market, but the producer remained hopeful. Dean set a picture of Cunningham’s singular creation as his phone’s screen saver for eight years. It took some time for that dream to become a reality. Swizz Beatz), have preferred to call the home where they and their two sons, Egypt and Genesis, now reside “Dreamland.” Explaining the name, Keys says the expansive, nearly 11,000-square-foot residence, which overlooks the Pacific Ocean and is rumored to be the inspiration for Tony Stark’s futuristic bachelor pad in the Iron Man movies, is “a place to create dreams and to be bold enough to dream your wildest dream-for us to even be here is a wildest dream.” Cunningham in La Jolla, California, has alternately been described as a “magnum opus,” an “architectural masterpiece,” and “America’s coolest home.” But since purchasing the modernist gem in 2019, Grammy Award–winning singer Alicia Keys and her husband, renowned music producer Kasseem Dean (a.k.a. For more than a decade, Razor House, the stunning cliffside mansion by architectural designer Wallace E.

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