Explore and discover ten unique houses designs of the word's most unusual and extraordinary houses.
The Upside-down House
When you first look at this house you surely believe that there was an earthquake in the area.
This house was actually built to be that way, it's located in Poland and designed by Patron Daniel Czapiewski this is by far one of the most unique architectural designed homes in the world.
It took 114 days to build and the workers had to take constant breaks as it was quite nauseating to be inside.
Visitors are also reported as getting seasick after being inside the upside-down home but may look like someone's idea of a fun project.
The upside-down home has a very symbolic meaning it symbolizes the fall of communism in Poland and how everything turned upside down.
The Cliff Haven House
Just looking at this house design from outside it's just unique.
Phil Houghton and his wife Barbara managed to barrel their life throughout the rots with rustic style which makes it all the more charming after blasting a wedge from the cliff though designed the interior with three bedrooms.
inside the 2,100 square foot space all overlooking 52 acres of Montezuma Canyon.
On top of the unique interior Barbara and Phil have cultivated an amazing orchard full of delicious fruit flowering all year round. Who wouldn't love waking up to this view every single day.
The Hella Dome House
All about going green interested in solar energy yet if so check out the hella dome.
This bio-climatic solar home is seen in elation France designed by the architect designer Eric Vassar the house is designed as a giant three dimensional sundial on a fixed angle and the sun's movement.
The hella dome uses solar energy in winter and then saves it in the summer. The coolest thing is that the house provides free heating in the winter as well as natural cooling in the summer it's the perfect digs for somebody who wants to save the earth and isn't too worried about privacy.
The Hobbit House
Sometimes the best things come in small packages like this hobbit home wrapped in grass and immersed in nature this little house is a case in point.
This house is built by Simon Dale who did everything by himself with no experience at all this home was built with maximum regard for the environment and with the cost of just three hundred pounds it only took four months to build.
This hobbit home is in Wales which represents the place from the movie "The Lord of the Rings" it's got to be one of the craziest houses ever built.
The Transparent House
If you think you have nothing to hide then you can try living in this transparent home this is designed by su Fujimoto.
A whole new level of natural light located on a populated street in Tokyo Japan!
This 914 square foot house was built like a tree house with layers of living spaces, the exterior of the home is totally transparent the walls between the rooms are all transparent and even the ceilings are transparent so there's a great opportunity to get vitamin D from inside the home.
The only room that is not visible from the outside is the bathroom. Privacy is the only thing this home missing.
The Flintstones House
It's a single-story house in Malibu California that was inspired by The Flintstones cartoon its original owner was Mr Clark.
The inside and the outside of the home looks exactly similar to the cartoon "The Flintstones". The house has one bedroom and two bathrooms and the whole property sits on more than 22 acres. And everything looks like it's made of rock
Eventually Mr Clark sold the home for 1.78 million dollars this was half of his original asking price.
Rich people must not want to live like The Flintstones
The Mirror Cube House
Tree houses are so cool but this one which is a unique form of hotel accommodation in Sweden takes it to a whole new level by maintaining a unique clean Scandinavian design.
This amazing hotel was designed by a team of architect designers, with a particular structure that's constructed from a lightweight aluminum which features walls made of reflective glass.
The interior is made from plywood with a birch surface the six windows provide a stunning panoramic view.
A 12 meter long bridge leads up to the tree room, the mirror cube is a 4 meter wide square hide out among the trees camouflaged by mirrors that reflects the surroundings making it almost look invisible from the outside.
The mirror cube offers excellent accommodation for two people with the living room double beds, toilet, lounge and a roof. all rooms have free Wi-Fi what more do you need.
The Giant Seashell House
Many of us wonder what life would be like if we all lived in a seashell and that was the exact inspiration behind the unique crafted Nautilus.
This home is located in Mexico City it was designed by architect Xavier associate in 2006 the house is shaped like a seashell and it has a giant wall with colored mosaics which gives it a rainbow effect when you're inside not only from the outside even the inside of this home looks like a real seashell this is one of the most unique architectural designed houses in all of Mexico.
Unfortunately it is not open for the public.
The Karat House
Narrowest house in the world! It is located in Warsaw Poland and designed by the architect designer Jakob Chesney.
It's built in an alley and it's just 48 inches wide in its widest area and in the most narrow area it's just 28 inches this home contains a kitchen dining room bathroom with a shower and a bedroom with a single bed there are stairs that lead up from the ground level and there is a ladder which connects room to room.
This is the world's narrowest home but what it lacks in width makes it up and uniqueness so it's not exactly built for those on the larger side of the spectrum.
Which one would you choose to live in? Or which one do you find the most unique and extraordinary?
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