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Extraordinary mansions, documented through architecture, ownership, history, and design.
Royal History & Restoration · Hawaiʻi
After Hawaiʻi’s monarchy was overthrown, ʻIolani Palace lost much of its interior. Its recovery now reaches across archives, auctions, and continents.
Read the feature →Architecture, ownership, restoration, collections, landscape, and the decisions that determine what survives.
How provenance research is recovering a royal interior dispersed after the overthrow of Hawaiʻi’s monarchy.
Read feature →How Monserrate joined a restored Romantic palace to an international botanical collection.
Read feature →How Waddesdon Manor organized collections, technology, gardens, and hospitality around recurring weekends.
Read feature →How an imperial-era mansion was adapted for presidential use and later preserved as a national museum.
Read feature →How Julia Morgan organized changing plans, imported architectural elements, guest operations, and collections across a 165-room estate.
Read feature →Public access will begin while mechanical systems, gardens, interiors, and a long-term operating model remain in development.
Read feature →How Béatrice de Rothschild directed Villa Ephrussi through architecture, collections, gardens, and controlled views.
Read feature →A mansion is a building before it becomes a symbol.
Mansion Concierge is Mansioncoin's publication about significant estates and the people who plan, build, own, alter, preserve, and sell them.
Mansioncoin treats the mansion as a symbol of ownership and ambition. Concierge examines the real properties behind it through reporting, source transparency, and documented image provenance.
