The film producer behind American Psycho has created a cantilevered mirrored house, designed to look like a New York skyscraper on its side.

If you’re looking for a secluded getaway, why not disappear into the 'Invisible House'? The sleek, mirrored building reflects its desert surroundings.

This prefab tiny house might be made of magic. It features a shiny, reflective fascia that mirrors the world around it, allowing it to blend in to the

The property’s located two hours outside of Los Angeles, close to downtown Joshua Tree. Architect Tomas Osinsk designed the home, working together with American Psycho producer Chris Hanley – who now lets the house out for film and photo shoots as well as events. It reportedly costs $1k an hour. #photography: The Invisible House #architecture #design

Designed by 'American Psycho' producer Chris Hanley and architect Tomas Osinski.

This tiny modular and prefabricated house features mirrored glass, can be shipped anywhere in the world, and assembled in 8 hours.

wrapped in mirrored glass and floating over california's delicate desert, the 'invisible house' is available to rent for $150K per month.

From a new twist on a wooden cabin to an experimental 3D-printed concrete house, our selection of the best houses of 2020 showcases the 10 most interesting and well-designed examples of residential architecture we've seen this year.

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California’s iconic Invisible House has hit the market and it’s filled with awe-worthy amenities. Here’s what you can expect if you nab the property.