An Inside Look at Actor Hill Harper’s Historic Detroit Charles Fisher Mansion

The 15,000 square foot mansion was built in 1922 and maintains its beautiful classic style.

Charles T. Fisher was one of the wealthiest auto barons of the time, so it makes sense that it’s located in the center of Detroit, where the richest people of that time lived.

These statement-making beams exude the kind of class and elegance that would’ve been an important status symbol in the ‘20s.

I’m sorry, do you not have a gorgeous room specifically designed to display your expensive art collection?

This home has countless sitting rooms, each one displaying a different, interesting aesthetic. Here, we get a delicate, feminine vibe.

Those floral sitting room vibes are contrasted by a masculine wood themed sitting room where men probably enjoyed their whiskey and cigars.

We assume this space that accompanies the very male sitting room.

The way this space flows together, it must be the primary suite. The sitting area has a warmer, more personal feel than others in the home.

From there you walk right into the bathroom, which has a modern feel that stands out among the home’s classic design.

The simple, clean lines of the bedroom make it feel very welcoming.

When you hear the descriptor “formal dining room,” it is this space that you picture. Everything about this says “dress for dinner.”

We’re not sure if anyone could realistically live in this room, but you’re definitely letting everyone know you have a fearless interior design vibe with this choice.

Of all the newly designed rooms in the mansion, this is the one that looks the most like it’s right out of a magazine. It’s fascinating, but we’re not sure it feels real.

There’s a symmetry and balance to this space that makes it feel like a sculpture, not a design. It’s art.

This is a place where an artist can truly relax into their creativity.

The way natural light pours into this room makes it a genuinely special place.

There’s a perfect balance of culture, modern and period style in this one. It’s such a uniquely beautiful space.

It feels like we’re looking in on someone’s secret area.

You know the rules, no one goes in the formal living room and if you absolutely have to, you better take your shoes off.

There’s something familiar and inviting about this bedroom. It looks like it belongs in a Hallmark Christmas movie.

You know this is the private corner where you would hide out from the rest of your family.

No 1920s mansion is complete without a huge statement piece fireplace.

What a stunning representation of the mansion’s blend between the past and present this showpiece room is.

A top to bottom design treasure, there’s no wasted space here, as there’s something interesting happening in every corner.