Maria Sharapova Gives Fans An Inside Look At Her Japanese-Inspired Home

Maria Sharapova’s Los Angeles home is a minimalist beauty.

In the new Architectural Digest, the tennis star takes fans on a tour through her gorgeous Japanese-inspired house.

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Incredibly honored to grace the cover of @archdigest. I am pretty sure @amytastley is the only person who I would be comfortable sharing my home with. It just happens to be that by sharing it with her, I instantaneously share it with millions of people 😂 . Our very first cover together was when I was just 19 years old and she was at the helm of Teen Vogue. How time flies! Building this 🏡 was a true labor of love and I would do it again in a heartbeat, all thanks to the special people I worked with. Link to photos and article in Bio. Hope you love it as much as I loved building it! 🌸🌼🌻

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Guests enter the home through a courtyard featuring a rock garden, fountain, and Japanese pine, and into a foyer with a “double-triple height ceiling” and beautifully simple concrete walls.

As Sharapova explains, when she moved in she planned on putting a ton of art on the walls but found the concrete to be a work of art all its own.