10 cartoon houses that were built in real life

Cartoons and comics have lived in our hearts since childhood. In the past, maybe even now, we would have liked to live with our favorite cartoon heroes in their homes, going to their schools or helping them with their work. After many years, we had the opportunity to locate ourselves in this fictional world. Snow White’s house with its “melted” roof, SpongeBob’s life-size house, the hobbit house… all of them, and many others, came to life making our dreams come true.

today, in awesome.club we want to show you 10 exact replicas of fantasy houses that everyone can visit.

In 1997, the film company 20th Century Fox had an incredible promotional idea: create a life-size replica of the simpsons, in Nevada, United States, and present it in a contest. It cost approximately $120,000 to build it with features identical to the cartoon version, both inside and out. However, the contest winner preferred to receive the $75,000 cash prize rather than the property. Today, the Simpsons home is simply a part of commercial real estate.

Carl and Ellie’s small, adorable and colorful house was so popular and inspiring that was built in 2011 as part of a little girl’s wish from the “Make a Wish” Foundation🇧🇷 It was designed with precision and attention to every little detail: from the weather vane and the mailbox outside to the photos on the walls, the light switches and signs on the interior floor. Currently, the residence is located in Utah and can be visited by tourists.so that everyone can take beautiful pictures and feel what it’s like to live in a fairy tale for a while.

The SpongeBob cartoon is loved by all generations and his pineapple house under the sea has become a very attractive place. Well, there’s no need to dive into deep water to see it, as the exact replica exists on Earth and has everything we want to see, like an underwater decor, a rusty TV, a shell-shaped phone, and even a replica. of Gary in life size! It was created by the Nickelodeon television network and Nick Resort Punta Cana and is located in the Dominican Republic.

Designer, builder and family man Simon Dale decided to build an ecological house in harmony with nature. It was built with oak shavings, stone and mud walls and, in addition, it has a thatched floor. Its solar panels provide electricity, the skylight in the ceiling provides natural light during the day, a nearby spring brings clean and fresh water, the underground air cools the fridge, rainwater is used for the garden and the garbage is used as compost or fertilizer.

In 1976, architect William Nicholson made a house to test new building materials. This dome-shaped building is called The Flintstones House, named after the cartoon house of the same name where the family lived. Located in California, to keep it cool in summer it is completely white inside. It costs 4,000,000 dollars.

Many girls dreamed of living an elegant life in a house like Barbie’s. Now your dreams can come true thanks to the 929-square-meter pink dollhouse in Florida called “Barbie, the dream house experience”🇧🇷 According to its builders, the project needed more than 378 liters of pink paint and 9 kilos of glitter.

This adorable Minnie Mouse home can be seen at Mickey’s Toontown in Disneyland, Florida and California🇧🇷 Don’t be fooled by the design, the building may look like a cartoon, but it’s fully equipped inside, just like a real house!

This unique house was inspired by the movie Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs🇧🇷 The builders spent 30 years creating this masterpiece. It is located in Washington and has no square corners anywhere, the wooden beams are hand-carved, the roof seems to have melted into the structure and everything is as simple and full of character as what was designed by Walt Disney.

Here, everything is reversed: The Skypad apartments from the cartoon were inspired by futuristic buildings from the early 1960s, a time when people were trying to fantasize about what apartments would look like in the future. the apartment of Jetsons, in particular, it was inspired by the Chemosphere, a famous building in Los Angeles.

Bruce Wayne’s mansion in the Batman comics was inspired by Wollaton Hall in Wollaton, Nottingham, England. to the movie Batman the Dark Knight RisesWollaton Hall served as Wayne Manor.

Have you ever wanted to live in the house of your favorite fictional character? Did we mention any? Share your opinions with us in the comments below!