온통 뒤집박죽 뒤집혀진 집 Living in a topsy-turvy world: Gravity-defying Russian home VIDEO
Topsy turvy: The house has been erected as a tourist attraction in the Russian city of Volgorad
이 집은 러시아 볼고라드에 관광객들을 위해 세워진 모형하우스다.
그러나 집안 내의 모든 것이 거꾸로 매달려 있다.
즉 중력을 거부한 집이다
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Living in a topsy-turvy world: Gravity-defying Russian home where everything from the dining room table to the vase of flowers is hung from the ceiling
At first glance, it looks like the occupants are dancing on the ceiling
They reach down towards the dining room table and dangle above beds
But in fact the house has been deliberately built upside down
By Stephanie Linning for MailOnline
At first glance, it looks like the people inside this topsy-turvy house are dancing on the ceiling.
In the dining room, a man reaches down towards a neatly-laid table while in the next room a woman dangles effortlessly above a bright pink bedspread.
But in fact this seemingly gravity-defying home is just a clever optical illusion - designed to boggle the minds of those who visit the unusual attraction in Volgograd, Russia.
After walking through the (upside down) door, visitors are greeted with a fully-furnished home - where every shelf, chair, pot and pan is suspended above them.
Each piece of furniture - and carefully thought-out decoration - was installed on the ceiling by the organisers of the exhibition, which opened on 26 September.
Photographs taken from inside the home are then flipped upside down - to make it look like guests are peeking in the fridge and looking at the bathroom while suspended above the objects.
It is not the first time that an upside down home has captured the imagination of a Russian city. Earlier this year, one opened at the VVTs the All-Russia Exhibition Center in Moscow.
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