A Look Inside Carmelo Anthony's Lavish New York Mansion

Upon walking in, you’re greeted by a handful of amazing artwork from various Black and African designers. A painting of boxing legend Muhammad Ali sits a the top of the stairs, serving as an anchor to the theme throughout the home.

“I always looked for up-and-coming artists and I just look for what I like. And I realized I didn’t have to like something because somebody else like it. I like it because it appeals to my mind, it appeals to my spirit. Whether it’s a dollar or $10,” he told Architectural Digest, who brought us the images from his home.

Featured artists: Swoon, left and Kehinde Wiley

Dubbed the most important room in the house, this front room is what Anthony calls the “music room” — likely due to the baby grand piano and record player that lie within it. But it should be called the overall creative room due to the artwork and inspiring nature of the decor.

Special features include Anthony’s first designed Jordan collection shoe, a Kehinde Wiley skateboard, golden shovel used to break ground for the Carmelo Anthony Center in Syracuse, New York, Nelson Makamo artwork, a record player and vinyl collection.

Explaining how he got into wine around the mid-2000s, Anthony’s bar now boasts a robust collection of first grown bordeauxs, champagnes and more.

Features include artwork of James Baldwin, Malcom X, and Martin Luther King Jr., as well as Anthony’s high school jersey

The room where the “checks get cut,” per Anthony, the office serves as his sanctuary and boasts custom seating, more artwork and a collection of books.

The office has custom chairs designed by Anthony himself, a memorabilia wall and a collection of his 2021 memoir “Where Tomorrows Aren’t Promised: A Memoir of Survival and Hope.”

Inspired by the ease and comfortability of a hotel lobby, the lounge is the ultimate relaxation area for guests.

Features include a chessboard, fireplace, Nelson Makomo artwork, and custom dining table with seating for 10.

Though it’s unclear just how many bedrooms and bathrooms are in Anthony’s home, this one comes with a king-sized bed, fireplace, sitting area and two Nelson Makomo paintings.

“I collect shoes because I wear shoes, to be honest with you,” Anthony told AD. “I don’t collect them to just let them sit. I collect them to wear them. I’m an active collector. In wine, I collect to drink. In sneakers, I collect to wear, in clothes I collect to wear.”

Special features: first Jordan brand signature athlete shoe, son Kiyan Anthony-designed shoe, countless (and we do mean countless) Jordans

Complete with Muhammad Ali wallpaper, this half bathroom boasts a gold pearl-looking mirror and marble sink with gold hardware.

Standing as the only room without artwork, this “mindful” meditation room is a calm respite from the all the hustle and bustle of the outside world and comes with a standing waterfall and sound bowls.

“I’ve been able to do that [meditate] for awhile so it helps me. I recommend it. And I recommend you to find you a sanctuary like this where you could get away for a couple minutes a day and breath and get your mind right and reset and bounce back,” Anthony said.

The sleeping quarters of Anthony’s 17-year-old son Kiyan, this room boasts jerseys of his “uncles: Dywane Wade, Michael Jordan and LeBron James, along with artwork of Trayvon Martin, Malcom X and his own school sports trophies.