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" After rising to fame in the 1950s with his\u00A0innovative designs \u2013 among them a bubble dress \u2013 it was only fitting that the\u00A0French fashion designer, Pierre Cardin, would go on to own a &amp;quot;Bubble Palace.&amp;quot; Since taking ownership of the\u00A0home\u00A0in the early 90s, according the\u00A0Daily Mail, Cardin has hosted the likes of Marion Cotillard and\u00A0Pierce Brosnan, and even\u00A0allowed\u00A0Dior to show its cruise 2016 collection there in May of this year.  But it seems the fashion legend, now 93, has grown bored of the star-studded\u00A0estate, which sits outside of Cannes, France. While he has been renting it out for the hefty price of $1,125 a day, Cardin\u00A0just listed the home for a whopping \u00A3300 million, roughly $335.8\u00A0million in U.S. dollars.  Built in 1989 by architect Antti Lovag, the design is meant to evoke a playful spirit, and mimic the rocky cliff it rests on above the Mediterranean Sea.  The outside may look like a maze of spheres, but inside, the floor plan is largely open, offering nearly 13,000 square feet of living space. Other luxuries include three swimming pools, lush gardens, and a 500-seat amphitheater.   Cardin, pictured above at the home in 2003, is rumored to be considering selling\u00A0his entire company, the Daily Mail reports, and the listing of his Bubble Palace\u00A0may simply\u00A0be the first move in simplifying his empire. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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