Inside NBA Star Jaylen Brown's Sleek Boston Penthouse | Open Door

What's up, AD? It's Jalen Brown. Welcome to the crib. Come on in. Take them shoes off first, though. Take them shoes off. This is my bedroom. This is where the magic occurs. Magic of prayer, sleep. In recovery, my bed was reimagined from the Four Seasons. As an athlete, you spend a lot of time in hotels. Four Seasons is somewhere where I love, so I had them recreate a comforter and a bedding of the Four Seasons because that's just one of my favorites. To move into my recovery, I have this mechanic foam roller that I got from Remedy, which is a spa that's not too far from here that I love. Shout out to Boston. I sit here and it's like... Gives you a massage. It's a lot of wear and tear, a lot of games. I'm getting old. I'm 10 years in, so I'm not young no more. I can't just get up out of bed. I got to make sure that I have a good routine. This right here, this is my spaceship. This is how I time travel, you know, I go to the future, get information and come back and try to save humanity and people don't listen to me. Just kidding. This is my hyperbaric chamber. This is actually a medical grade chamber. I had to get permission from New England Baptist, the hospital to be able to put it in my home. It pushes a pure oxygen in a pressurized way into your red blood cells to help you recover like faster. It's more spacious than it looks. You can do anything. You can take your iPad in there, take your phone in there. You can be on FaceTime. Most times people think that you're like, you know, on an airplane. Like, how are you on the phone right now? Welcome to my closet. These closets are from Italy. They took forever to get here. I love like the tempered glass. It gives it like this sleek James Bond kind of vibe. You know, I love jewelry. Necklaces, championship ring. Looking for another one. Grills, all type of stuff. I forget how to even wear this. Let me see. I still fit. As I'm getting older, I've simplified my wardrobe a lot. I have like 10 of these and I'll wear them like just on some like Steve Jobs ----. This is just my everyday boy. I still got some cool pieces. This was one of my favorite pieces of Vince and leather joint. Actually, my friend designed this, Sur Plata. Japanese-inspired, the Vince and collab. Let's see how this look. This was a couple of years back. I think it still looks good. Still look, still got it. These are my shoe closets. This is one of them featuring my shoes that I designed. Here's a cool shoe. These are some Kobe's. Kobe kind of inspired my 741 line. When I was like taking Nikes I was covering up the Nike sign and like doing different designs. Here's one I did of my mom. This kind of protest of Nike kind of led to you know my own brand with my own shoes and you know Kobe was One of the reasons why I picked up a ball, you know, shout out to Kobe. My bathroom is one of the things that I'm most proud about in my entire space. I had to demolish. kind of everything it was a traditional his and hers bathroom it wasn't giving me the energy i needed the floor is italian marble the gold finishes are like 24 karat gold it's like jewelry for the bathroom i did a big stand-in tub one of the biggest on the market just so i can be able to fit and be able to do like epsom salt so other recovery stuff it looks like i can't fit but i can fit what else oh so this toilet sometimes pisses me off like When you flush it, it makes ocean sounds. This toilet was like $20,000. This ---- doesn't even work, man. Welcome. This is my kitchen. There's a lot of limes here. I have no idea why all these limes are here. A lot of this was already in-unit. In terms of the marble and stuff like that, we just decided to keep it. Painted the cabinets because I just wanted the darker tone just to kind of match some of the silhouettes a little bit. You know, I love telescopes. I love astronomy. You're able to watch the stars, stargazing, but you can't really see the stars in the city. So I just use this to people watch. You can see like people on boats and stuff like that. I'm making sure that, you know, justice is being upheld. Can I see Philly from here? I don't know, but I can see my future and it's looking pretty good. So when I first bought this place, this place did not look like this. I had to break down a lot of structure and open this space up because I love open space. We put a custom pool table right in the middle with suede. You know, I'm not really big into dining tables. Instead, I replaced the dining table with a 18 foot long banquette. I feel like it optimized space a lot better. My grandmother loved orchids, so I like having those around. This frame right here. It's a proclamation from the city of Boston declaring that October 24th is officially Jalen Brown Day. I feel like it was non-deserving, but I'm grateful. If you're in Boston on October 24th, you know, make sure you celebrate Jalen Brown Day. Over here is structure. This actually runs through the whole building, like this pole. Goes from the 62nd floor all the way down to the first, so I couldn't get rid of it. Me and Linda, the designer, we were like sitting here thinking like, what the hell can we do with this giant pole that's going to be in the middle of the unit? Because you just can't like just leave it by itself. So we came up with this idea of like a floating table. Championship trophy sits here for now. And it seems to be holding that. It seems to be able to hold a few more trophies, but right now we got one. One of my favorite features of my home here is my harp. This is a 18th century harp that was re-imagined. The gilding is 24 karat gold. I think this is probably one of my most expensive pieces here. A lot of times when I was looking for stuff, I was just wasn't looking at the price. I was just looking at stuff that kind of fit me, but it's been a pleasure to have LeSean here who's been an amazing therapist. Let's see what we got. Remotes. Don't be shy. Now's the time. The TV is supposed to come on. And it's supposed to come out. It looks like a nice little ornament. Let's try it again. Let's see. At least it opened up. Okay. This is why I need therapy, you know? That brings us to the bar. I'm not a big drinker. I love wine, though. Here's a really special gift. One of my friends gives me a bottle of wine every All-Star game. And they customize it. You've probably seen people on my stream. I've had like Burner Boy, Kodak Black, A$AP Ferg, Lil Baby. I've had a long list of like, you know, celebrities that have come and sat at this bar and had a glass of wine. Shout out to Bree. She gave me this with the Muhammad Ali, one of the shifters. Manny Pacquiao gave me these boxing gloves. My father was a boxer. My grandfather was a boxer. My uncle. I was a boxer as well. I got a John Coltrane album, A Love Supreme, one of my favorite jazz albums of all time. And I also got a James Bond. A lot of like my place was like heavily inspired by like, like where would James Bond live if he were to live in Boston? So this is another little hidden gem in my spot. This is like another... Low-key spot, this is my speakeasy. I stream in here, I watch TV in here, I read. This is a Mexican artist, Francisco Valverde. Melting Mexican candy is what inspired this. This is my trophy case, starting with my Red Auerbach Award. My conference finals MVP. And then up top is the Bill Russell trophy. Bill Russell is one of my biggest sources of inspiration. He was humanitarian, he was a giant. So to have a trophy named after him, and then that trophy being able to go to me, can't tell you what that means to me and my family. It was a great moment. Also, my grandfather and father's championship boxing belts is one thing to honor their present, but also to honor their past and the things that you're connected to. To the foyer, this is an artist by the name of Simon Berger. He made this piece come to life by... creating life within destruction like beauty through the breaking of like glass. I thought it was dope and I had to make a special custom piece of my grandmother. My grandmother was very influential into my life into my early education and I talk about her a lot because she kind of inspired me to use my platform beyond just being an athlete but just being an educator. And a person of your community. When I first showed my mom this piece, she started crying. So it's just a sentimental piece. Boston Jalen has history. I grew up here from age 19 to 29. A lot of the stuff that has cultivated me into who I am, I kind of developed here in Boston as a young man. Now it's the next chapter. AD, it's been real. I appreciate you guys. I'm going to see you guys next time.