NOTE: The Funhouse House is Alexa Meade's actual real life home. Therefore, the Funhouse House is sadly not open to the public. However, funhouse.house is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, at least until the web hosting package expires.
Explore to your heart's content — through your screen. Questions? Complaints? Suggestions? Someone@funhouse.house is standing by…though they’re easily distracted by rainbows.
An excruciatingly slow tour of all the Funhouse House attractions and tourist traps. Feel free to stray from the group and wander off on your own Self-Guided Video Tour. And if that's too much hassle for you, there's always the quick scroll option over at the Picture Tour.
Skipping along through the Funhouse House during the first year of construction.
Fall into the rainbow rabbit hole. Then fall deeper.
Chris Hughes assembled an overly complicated periscope, a system of mirrors that enabled Alexa to see out of every window in the house simultaneously. And then the real fun got started.
Constructed the weekend after Nelson Mandela died, Alexa Meade and her friend Aza Raskin named the space in the late icon’s honor, commemorating his lifetime achievements. Journey through the bathroom closet for a flourescent light jelly fish delight. Add a pair of diffraction glasses to the mix and it's a downright psychedelic experience. Pay your respects.
When the sun goes down, this kitchen breakfast nook transforms into the planet’s tiniest disco. Wristbands here.
What's down there? What other secrets might the Funhouse House conceal?
Finally, all must exit through Ye Olde Gifte Shoppe, the mini “mom and pop” souvenir shop tucked away in the bathroom medicine cabinet. It always pays off to secretly rifle through a stranger's bathroom.
