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One townhouse owner in the concrete jungle of Manhattan has drawn interior design inspiration from the actual jungle: They have covered a luxury pad, top to bottom, in animal fur. As revisited on an upcoming episode of CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich," one not-vegan-friendly TriBeCa townhouse has hides, leathers, scales and prints on everything from pillows and chairs to doors and stairs. Originally listed for $43.5 million, the owner — who chose to stay anonymous — slashed the price of the home to around $25 million in hopes of luring in an interested buyer who would appreciate the place's many decorative quirks. The townhouse was later offered for rent at $49,500 per month. The house features a host of other unusual and striking details, including a 14-foot fish tank, state-of-the-art security system and garage-turned-playroom. Let's take a peek inside. Among the first things you see when you walk in is the 500-gallon fish tank that divides the living room and dining room.
The tank connects to a $1 million lighting system that can not only change the ambiance of the room but tint the color of the fish as well. Fish aren't the only animals found in this unconventional TriBeCa home. Furs and animal prints abound, starting with a living room adorned in fluffed-up pillows, fur-covered chairs and numerous bovine rugs. Explore various levels of the house via staircases covered in Argentinian cowhide. For extra support, grab handrails enclosed in lizard skin imported from South America. Even doors get the animal house treatment here, including this entryway cloaked in cowhide painted to look like zebra skin. Another room couples fluffy fur rugs with equally plush pillows, as well as more cowhide floor coverings. The safari motif doesn't stop with fur. Animal-inspired décor pervades the entire home, including a chair made of entirely of horns and a turquoise deer bust. The master bedroom strays from the beastly theme, but it might be one of the safest places in Manhattan, thanks to its reinforced walls, bulletproof windows and six deadbolts on the door.
You can buy this from Hammacher Schlemmer, but I strongly urge you not to.
super mario fish tank decorations for saleMoving from Star Trek to Star Wars, here is a Darth Vader CD player. Nothing suggests high audio quality like the disembodied head of a movie villain with a famously distorted voice. Obviously, you can also buy this from Hammacher Schlemmer.I can't put my finger on exactly why, but this couch is terrifying to me. It looks like a torture device from the movie, The Cell. It is made by furniture company Poltrona Frau who I assume is Ethan Allen's evil twin.You know... so you can travel with your sauna. Just go to the gym. Or Jean Claude Van Damme's house. I have no idea why I know Jean Claude Van Damme has a sauna in his house, but I'm positive I've heard that somewhere. This was made by designer Anna van der Lei who has said that having a bathroom inside the house is "too restrictive".
I guess this is supposed to be a conversation piece? And the beginning of that conversation is probably, "Let's get the &$^% away from this chair." I'm not sure where exactly you can purchase this, but that's probably for the best. This is a design by a group of Cuban artists called Los Carpinteros. This one is actually legitimately interesting. Good job, Los Carpinteros. You should have a word with the sheep chair inventor, and teach him a few things. I'd rather not have my iPod shelf suggest that there is the remainder of a frozen man standing on the other side of my wall. But, Sky Mall is completely all right with that, and you can purchase this on an airplane.The Pools at Golden Nugget **The splash zone is not being set up till the end of May. Don't worry though, the sharks will be ready.** The Tank at Golden Nugget is a one-of-a-kind pool with an enclosed water slide passing through a shark tank. The Hideout is an adults-only pool at the resort.Don't worry though, the sharks will be ready.**There are two great pools at the Golden Nugget.The first one is The Tank, which boasts an enclosed three-story water slide allows guests to practically swim with the sharks.
Maintained by the hotel's Life Sciences Department, it houses 300 animals from around the world, including six species of elasmobranchs (sharks and rays) and bony fishes. Installed after Landry's Restaurants purchased the hotel in 2005, it is the centerpiece of the pool area.Around the pool area, there are plenty of places to rest and soak up the sun. From wicker sofas and comfy chaises to beds and even lounge chairs in the pool, you'll be guaranteed to find a spot you like. Besides the huge aquarium and relaxed atmosphere, there are stunning waterfalls cascading into the pool. Music surrounds you on the pool deck with speakers cleverly disguised as rocks to blend in with the scenery. Poolside, there are live blackjack tables and a lounge, called H20.The second pool is called the Hideout, and it's accessible via the third floor of the Tank. A hotel key will be required for access. The Hideout offers a secluded paradise for guests ages 21 and older. You can take a dip in a two-story infinity pool, relax beneath a covered lounging area, escape into one of eight plush poolside cabanas or enjoy a libation at The Hideout at H20 Bar.