Woman Turns Her Boring House Into Pink Palace With A Unicorn Garden

Jul 17, 2019 by apost team

A woman in England has spent the last decade turning her suburban home into a pink wonderland. She has kindly opened up her house to the public, and you can stay there for just $3,000 a night.

This magical place in Tiptree, Essex, not too far from London, is called Eaton House Studio and it has a listing on AirBnb. It boasts a hot tub, several bedrooms, a gas fireplace, pool table, and even a “Slumber party room.” If you’re thinking what I’m thinking, then yes the house is a perfect spot for a bachelorette party.

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Amy Griffith, 43, and her best friend James Lloyd-Roberts, 45, purchased the house with the singular purpose of transforming it in such a way. 

"It is inspired by the past, the present and the future as well as more specific things such as art, fashion, music, nature, the universe and of course overall the king of emotion and answer to pretty much everything—love,” she told The Sun.

Every inch of the funky, flamboyant house is a reflection of Amy’s style. The decoration is bright and beautiful, including leopard print, a huge mural on the back of the house, unicorn statues in the outdoor grotto, and of course, lots of pink.

Amy gets her trinkets and accouterment from second-hand stores and yard sales. She likes to purchase her accessories and furniture from such places, as well as eBay, because she likes to recycle, and because the history of the objects offer much more character.

The style has attracted the sensibilities of such celebrities like Paris Hilton and Iggy Azalea. The girl band Little Mix even used it as the setting for their “Bounce Back” music video. What an ideal place to film!

It’s so whimsical and fun—definitely a different bed and breakfast experience. What do you think about the pink palace? Would you stay in the house at that price tag? Let us know in the comments - and make sure you pass this along to your friends and family!