Inside Dragons’ Den millionaire Touker Suleyman’s plush London mansion with floor-to-ceiling windows & eccentric artwork
HE has made a whole lot of money in the business world and it sure seems that Touker Suleyman knows how to spend it.
The Dragons' Den millionaire has found himself a picturesque London pad to relax in when he is not fighting off his fellow business titans on the BBC show.
Touker, 70, has often given fans a glimpse into his city pad which he shares with his wife and their adorable cavapoo pup, Lucy.
With millions to spend like Touker, his inner-city mansion comes with all the modern opulence you would expect.
The home is brimming with glass features to give a cool, airy feel throughout the house.
In order to allow for the natural light to radiate in, the entrepreneur has opted for floor-to-ceiling windows at all times.
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It gives Touker the perfect way to look out into his stunning garden - a rare treat for a top London home but one that the Dragon can certainly afford.
The garden space comes complete with perfectly placed plants, an array of modern lights and singular trees that keep a look out over the white washed wall exterior.
A keen art enthusiast, the business mogul is not shy of letting his personality pop through thanks to an eclectic range of art pieces.
In snaps shared to social media, a variety of different paintings can be seen living on the walls inside the multi-million pound mansion.
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One eccentric canvas hung proudly above his living area sees a man puffing away on a cigar.
Keen to make a statement, other key stand-out pieces can be seen across the dining room and kitchen area - a real eye-catcher at any potential dinner parties.
Touker has also given his house a zhuzh for Christmas with some perfectly decorated Christmas trees complete with twinkling lights.
The outdoor area has also been given his stamp of approval for Christmas time with another helping of glittering lights hanging across his garden.
The 70 year old first joined the hit BBC business show in 2015 and has remained with the programme, making deals and money, ever since.
He made a name for himself in business thanks to his work in the fashion and textiles industry and has accumulated a reported £200million wealth.
