The Bruneian star spent three years designing his vacation home which is a dream house for basketball fans. Or anyone actually.
Designed by Wu Chun, the sprawling house not only boasts a pool, but also a two-storey water slide.last year as Wu Chun felt it would be a better place for the kids to study.Wu Chun revealed that he has always had a passion for architectural design and aspired to study interior design in college.He spent three years designing the mansion, which his family moved into in 2021.
"The most important work of my life is also the most important gift to our family in this lifetime... it comes from the power of love and also from my passion for design since I was a child,” he said. “Countless nights of excitement, countless design drawings, finally creating a haven that reflects the personalities of our family of four.”
The house boasts an open concept design with the living room, dining area and dry kitchen all connected for a spacious and bright feel.On the second floor is the family room which is decorated in vibrant hues and artwork and gifts from Nei Nei and Max.The All Star Gallery is where Wu Chun displays his toys and magazine covers.
He even created a Michael Jordan"museum" of sorts filled with the NBA star's memorabilia and collectibles.Wu Chun shared that hedisplay his collection.Just by the garage, the outdoor space features a colourful graffiti"I think you can be very imaginative when it comes to the design of a home. You can be understated or use lots of colours. Just like us humans, we have different personalities," said Wu Chun.
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