When he was still living with Amber Heard, Johnny Depp bought 5 penthouse apartments in the Eastern Columbia building, Los Angeles; he sold them after his divorce.

The lawsuit between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard is a hot topic. According to many sources, many of the incidents mentioned in court occurred in one of Johnny Depp’s expensive penthouse apartments in the Eastern Columbia building, Los Angeles, where the couple used to live together.

The 13-story Eastern Columbia Building was first designed by American architect Claud Beelman in 1930. It is considered one of the finest surviving examples of art deco architecture in the city, with its iconic turquoise façade and gold and blue embellishments adding a touch of glamour. After the tower was renovated in 2007, Depp acquired five multi-story penthouses in the building.

Eastern Columbia Building in Los Angeles.

In 2017, after divorcing Heard, the actor put these 5 apartments up for sale. The penthouses were initially listed on the market for $12.78 million but were eventually sold separately to different buyers. He earned a total of 10.9 million USD from this sale.

Johnny’s real estate includes 4 2-bedroom apartments and 1 1-bedroom apartment. Each apartment has direct access to the building’s rooftop terrace, which features a swimming pool, spa and fitness studio.

The actor decided not to merge the apartments together. Instead, he kept them separate and apart and mostly lived in an apartment; The remaining apartments he let his friends borrow to live in.

Each apartment has large glass windows with dark floors and is dressed in an eclectic mix of interior design. From bohemian-themed bedrooms to industrial-style kitchens and art deco-inspired bathrooms. The vibrancy of color and pattern throughout the apartments is indicative of the actor’s uniquely whimsical style.

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One of the 2-bedroom apartments has an open living and dining space. The space is decorated with notable furnishings, including Knoll Barcelona chairs, as well as whimsical accents like zebra-print cushions and light fixtures assembled from 1950s Hollywood Boulevard street lamps.

In another apartment, the kitchen is outfitted with gleaming, stainless steel appliances paired in contrast with a classic island. A velvet couch is placed at one end of the space. With lots of mirrors and vintage frames, this area makes for a cozy breakfast nook.

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This unique 1-bedroom apartment has bright blue walls in the living and dining areas. A surreal mural creates an eye-catching focal point, while the large dining table with rustic chairs is adorned with an industrial chandelier. The industrial-style staircase leads to the mezzanine, which is a cozy seating area.