Aubrey Drake Graham, born October 24, 1986, and professionally known as Drake, is a renowned Canadian rapper and singer. He has had a significant impact on modern popular music, particularly by popularizing the blend of singing and R&B elements within hip-hop.

Drake’s Toronto mansion, covering a sprawling 4,645 square meters, stands out as an architectural marvel with its lavish amenities, including a glow-in-the-dark basketball court and a nearly 2-square-meter skylight pyramid. Designed by Canadian architect Ferris Rafauli, the residence is crafted from limestone, bronze, and rare woods, reflecting Drake’s vibrant personality.

In an interview, Drake shared his vision for the home: “I want it to stand for 100 years and be a monumental-scale thing. It’s something I’ll leave behind for the world, so it has to be strong and timeless.”

The mansion’s design draws from traditional Beaux Arts architecture while incorporating modern elements, giving it a contemporary yet classic feel. The interior is described as “crazysexycool” by Rafauli, blending Art Deco influences with modern luxury.

Drake’s home features expansive rooms, including a grand room with a Bösendorfer grand piano and a Metropolitan chandelier by Lobmeyr, which boasts 20,000 hand-cut Swarovski crystals. The master bedroom, spanning nearly 300 square meters with a 102-square-meter rooftop terrace, serves as Drake’s personal retreat. The bed, weighing about a ton and equipped with an antique mirror and premium leather, includes a built-in whisky cabinet and a billiards set.

The mansion also houses a luxurious recording studio, a state-of-the-art kitchen from La Cornue, a room celebrating Drake’s life journey, and an indoor swimming pool adorned with black granite.