"Sea horse" - fabulous floating house with underwater bedroom - gallery

The sheer magnitude of the various architectural projects originating in Dubai should have long accustomed us to things that are amazing, original, fabulous, luxurious and therefore disgustingly expensive. However, it is impossible to be indifferent to yet another house design that will provide me with a wonderful visual experience. All this for only $1.8 million, so hurry up, because the next pieces are going to sell out fast.

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The “Sea horse” floating villas consist of three levels. The main floor – located at sea level, the upper deck and the most interesting level – the one that is underwater and acts as a bedroom… in addition with a large glass wall that allows you to admire the surrounding flora fauna. Sounds good? Yeah, who can say no to a rich man…

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Of course, it is good to have a diving licence and your own equipment, because someone will have to clean the glass from time to time. It is also a good idea to find out in advance whether the water in the area allows you to see anything and whether anything lives at all in the area. The developer, Kleindienst Group, has not included any information as to whether it is equally easy to observe what is going on inside our bedroom from the outside.

Sea horse” cottages are part of the “Heart of Europe” project, consisting of a group of artificial islands forming a model of the Earth’s globe. On the other hand, house is too much to say, because as it turns out, on paper these houses are boats that do not move, but they have a jacuzzi and a kitchen as standard – something for something.

In total, only 42 of these roundups have been created, with potential buyers urged to hurry, as 35 of them have already found their owners. The entire project is due to be completed at the end of 2016, with the first residents moving in at the beginning of 2017. The future is definitely nearer than far, so soon we will have the opportunity to see on Facebook, vimeo and youtube how to live in “seahorses”.

Source: thefloatingseahorse.com