This Bizarre Colorado Home Is Too Weird For Words
Annie
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Good news: The days of LSD and psychedelic living spaces are alive and well in the well-to-do community of Aspen. Just how groovy are we talking? Well, there is an actual home shaped like a mushroom that is aptly referred to as the “Magic Mushroom House.”
The unconventional home, which was built in the 1970s by architect Andre Ulrych, was the result of a little imagination, six years of hard work and a countless amount of hallucinogens, including LSD and — you guessed it — mushrooms.
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For a more in-depth tour of the home, which has been enjoyed by both Hugh Hefner and Andy Warhol alike, watch this video:
What do you think: Is it awesome or a little too quirky for your taste? Sound off in the comments!
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