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The Bubble Palace designed by architect Antti Lovag and commissioned by industrialist Pierre Bernard, is located on the French Rivera. This was completed in 1989. If one were to step inside this home, he would find tubular halls and round windows. I admire this project in that it broke free from the concept that structures have to be made out of hard lines and rectangles. By incorporating round shapes and circles, this house no longer feels like an average home, but a house one would see in a cartoon. A globular structure allows this home to feel a bit more enticing, as well as evocative.
For more information about the Bubble Palace, please check: https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/most-beautiful-buildings-inspired-by-bubbles