There is no such thing as too much in DJ Khaled’s world of excess. The music producer recently spent the day in a $34.5 million home on Hibiscus Island, which was made by humans. He enjoyed the warm Miami sun from the comfort of the five-bedroom mansion. The 11,000-square-foot ONE Sotheby’s megamansion is perfect for parties because it has a home theater with plush couches and lounge chairs, an infinity pool with views of the ocean and the city beyond, a wooden dock big enough for a yacht (or a fleet of Jet Skis), and an outdoor lounge area with large couches and stunning views of Miami Beach.

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A raised outdoor kitchen with a built-in barbecue and bar stands out among the palm trees on the land, drawing attention to the home’s indoor-outdoor flow. The inside of the house is just as impressive, with a second kitchen in the middle of the room and a modern color scheme of sleet gray and bright orange. The living room is light and airy, and the focal point is a very expensive glass coffee table. A wall of glass sliders leads to the pool and deck in the backyard. Each bedroom has a floor-to-ceiling glass slider that opens up to a private patio. The master suite has a sitting area with lounge chairs and a toilet that is part of the suite. Between the floors is an upside-down floating stairs, and a bright yellow banana sofa adds some color to the mostly white and gray ultramodern room. One of the best things about the house is probably the playroom that was made just for Asahd, DJ Khaled’s beloved two-year-old son.

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