R&B superstar Usher has opened the doors to his stunning Atlanta home, offering fans an intimate glimpse into the luxurious property he shares with his wife, Jennifer Raymond, and their four children.
The singer’s home is featured in the latest issue of Architectural Digest, revealing a Georgian-style mansion that blends luxury living with a deep appreciation for Black art, family history and personal milestones.
Designed in collaboration with longtime interior designer Nicole Fuller, the residence is the fourth home the pair have created together. The sprawling property includes a private barbershop, basketball court, yoga studio and a cigar lounge that also serves as a trophy room.
One of the home’s standout features is its impressive art collection. Guests are welcomed by five photographs from acclaimed photographer Gordon Parks, including a powerful 1956 image depicting segregation in Alabama. The artwork sets the tone for a home filled with pieces celebrating Black creativity and culture.
The collection also features works by renowned artists including Lauren Halsey, Romare Bearden, Fabiola Jean-Louis, Nathaniel Mary Quinn, Jammie Holmes and Tyler Mitchell. Usher revealed that his passion for collecting art began at the age of 21 after commissioning his first piece from street artist Renata.
Beyond its artistic appeal, the mansion is filled with personal touches that honour the singer’s family. A room dedicated to his late grandmother features her piano beneath a cross-shaped window, while dried flowers from her funeral remain carefully preserved. His daughter Sovereign’s bedroom also displays a painting created by his former protégé, Justin Bieber.
Usher and Jennifer Raymond live in the home with their children—Usher “Cinco” V, Naviyd, Sovereign and Sire.
Adding a playful touch to the luxurious residence is a sculpture titled Bad Cherries, believed to reference the singer’s viral cherry-feeding moments during his Las Vegas residency and his 2024 Past Present Future Tour.
The exclusive home tour offers fans a closer look at the Grammy Award-winning artist’s life away from the stage, showcasing a space where music, art, culture and family come together.
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