Scariest House Made Of Skulls Bones And Devils In Belarus

Scariest House Made Of skulls Bones And Devils In Belarus | Demoniac House Outside Minsk That Gives Creeps All Its Neighbors | Belarusian House of Skulls Will Send Shivers Down Your Spine

Not far from Minsk, in Ratomka town, you may find a very interesting house. Locals are afraid to pass it by not only at night but during the daytime too. The things that frighten people most are the hands sticking out of the fence, the arbor and dome that are laid out in skulls.

“The owner of the house is a Belarusian businessman with a rich imagination. His car reflects this as well being tuned out with engravings of skulls,” – says one local man. “He started building the house ten years ago but then stopped. Two years ago he resurfaced again and continued construction.” “Soon the skulls will be glowing in the darkness или just like devils on the roof,” – expects one local woman.

Jane Gottlieb - Color Obsessed Artist Turn Into Rainbow House

Jane Gottlieb - Color Obsessed Artist Turn Into Rainbow House | Owner turns 'boring' beige homes into rainbow House 

Jane Gottlieb's turned her boring sea-view home in Santa Barbara, California into a work of art but says 'nobody in the neighbourhood really likes it because they all have these beige Mediterranean houses' A colour-obsessed artist who transformed her "beige and boring" mansion into a rainbow oasis spends £4,000 a year on painting the colourful house inside and out - despite admitting her neighbours disapprove.

Jane Gottlieb, 70, spent two months transforming the detached sea-view home in Santa Barbara, California, from run-of-the-mill to a "piece of art", featuring nine different colours on it's exterior alone, and dozens more inside.

But maintaining the bright abode is a costly task, with a $5,000 (£4,085) paint job needed once a year to stop the colours from fading in the harsh sunlight - resulting in the house becoming even bolder each time a new lick of paint is added.

Renowned artist Jane, who has showcased her work all over the world, said her four-bedroom home leaves visitors stunned and smiling, with passers-by dubbing it the "rainbow house''.

House Build Of Beer Cans - Unique House Designs in Florida

House Build Of Beer Cans - Unique House Designs in Florida | Beer Cans Homes - Took 16 Years to Completely Covered 

Calling all beer lovers: this Florida condo might just be your perfect home. A two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo with its walls and ceilings completely covered in Budweiser cans is on the market for $100,000, according to Today. After spending 16 years working on the unique project, the late owner Mike Amelotte completed the decorations in his 815-square-foot home, piling beer cans high in every room except for two bathrooms.

Kristen Adams-Kearney, who listed the condo with the brokerage Kearney & Associates Realty, told Today that she was "blown away" upon her first visit to the condo. "I really didn't know what to think," she said. "It's just such a unique place." The real estate agent, who has been in the industry for 15 years, said she had never seen anything like the unconventional home.

Mom And Dad Transforms Her Home Into A Disney Fairytale House

Mom And Dad Transforms Her Home Into A Disney Fairytale House in Florida 

Florida may have Disneyland but the Hermansons have the coolest Disney house. Yes, that’s right, the family are so into Disney, they have dedicated their entire house to it.

And they’re enjoying every step of the process. Kelsey Hermansons said she buys some of her Disney decor, but usually creates her own designs for their home.

“I find a lot of things for my rooms at thrift stores,” she told BuzzFeed. “I also buy some things from The Disney Store, but, mostly, I make things myself. Sometimes I buy things from other artists on ETSY if I can’t make it myself.”

Narrow Pie House in Chicago | Unique Skinny House Shaped House Design

A uniquely Narrow shaped "skinny Design house" has been taking over tiktok because of its oddly narrow "Pie House" appearance in Deerfield,Chicago 

Known to locals as the “skinny house” or the “pie house,” this Illinois two-bedroom has people across the world baffled as to how anybody could actually live inside.

But with this house, looks are deceiving. From one side, the iconic house looks like it’s almost just a facade of a house, but it has 1,122 square feet of living space tucked away inside — including 2.5 bathrooms.

So while it’s not quite as oddly skinny as some pictures would have you believe, the inside of the house is still fairly slim and would take careful planning regarding furniture placement.

The main level has an open floor plan (including hardwood floors) that really makes the most of the odd space and the house also includes all the regular features like air conditioning, a dishwasher and a washer / dryer.

The Amazing House of Bones

Restored and remodeled by the Spanish modernist architect Antoni Gaudi in the years 1905–1907, Casa Batllo is now one the most overlooked buildings by the tourists who visit Barcelona. Although Casa Batllo is a museum now, Gaudi designed it for for a wealthy Barcelona Aristocrat.

The local name for the building is Casa dels ossos (House of Bones), and indeed it does have a visceral, skeletal organic quality.
Casa Batllo’s roof has been compared to a reptilian creature, the backbone of a gigantic dinosaur, the dragon killed by St. George (Sant Jordi being the patron saint of Catalan).

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