NFTs and cryptocurrencies have taken a beating in the last 12 months, but if you're a dedicated NFT art collector then the Crypto House is the place to celebrate your wins or, more likely, remind yourself of the good times.
A four bedroom North Hollywood home with pool is up for sale for the princely sum of $949,000, a price drop from its initial $1.2 million debut on Zillow. It would seem the crash in NFT sales has hit real life non-fungible token themed lifestyles. So who would live in a Crypt House like this?
You're going to need to love NFTs and have a unique and bold sense of style – this home features a metal purple fireplace, layers or fake fur and a zebra print rug. It's gaudy and brash; I can smell the Hai Karate and Sex Panther wafting from my laptop just looking at the Crypto House photos on Booking.com.
You have to admire the interior design to an extent. It's focused and consistent, and there are some nice details in here; the Ethereum themed wallpaper in one bedroom is a bold choice (and in another setting may go unnoticed), but I'm not sure I'd want to sleep in a Dogecoin room or relax in a space stared at by Bored Apes and CryptoPunks. The room dedicated to Twitter NFT reactions is in another league of crypto-swagger. Check out the photos below.
The CryptoPunks wallpaper feels quite subdued when placed in a room with a metal purple fireplace and velvet pink chairs (Image credit: Booking.com)
The Doge Room; who wouldn't get a good night's sleep in a room dedicated to Elon Musk's favoured cryptocurrency (Image credit: Booking,com)
Honestly, the bespoke Ethereum designed wallpaper is actually pretty good in a room that's not overly designed (Image credit: Booking.com)
Erm, what?!? Why not relax on some fake grass surrounded by Twitter mentions? (Image credit: Booking.com)
Ian Dean is Editor, Digital Arts & 3D at Creativebloq, and the former editor of many leading magazines. These titles included ImagineFX, 3D World and leading video game title Official PlayStation Magazine. In his early career he wrote for music and film magazines including Uncut and SFX. Ian launched Xbox magazine X360 and edited PlayStation World. For Creative Bloq, Ian combines his experiences to bring the latest news on AI, digital art and video game art and tech, and more to Creative Bloq, and in his spare time he doodles in Procreate, ArtRage, and Rebelle while finding time to play Xbox and PS5. He's also a keen Cricut user and laser cutter fan, and is currently crafting on Glowforge and xTools M1.
