Overview
- Architectural Digest’s profile, reported by Complex and summarized by The Root, publicly revealed Usher’s Georgian-style Atlanta mansion and its heavily curated interiors.
- Usher and longtime collaborator Nicole Fuller designed the residence together, marking their fourth house project and reflecting a sustained creative partnership.
- The foyer is anchored by five Gordon Parks portraits, including a 1956 photograph of a Black woman and child outside a ‘colored entrance,’ a focal point Usher says helps him reframe history within the home.
- The house layers museum-quality works by Black artists such as Lauren Halsey, Romare Bearden, Tyler Mitchell and others with sentimental objects like his late grandmother’s piano and a Justin Bieber painting in his daughter’s room.
- Purpose-built luxury spaces — including a home barbershop, a Gentleman's Lounge that doubles as a trophy room, a golf simulator and outdoor sculptures like the 'Bad Cherries' piece — blend usable family rooms with elements of Usher’s public persona, shaping how the household functions and presents itself.