Here’s the solution for the plain, boring walls in your home. Each of these wall murals is made from a series of geometric tiles carefully placed to depict scenes from your favorite movies. You can get them in characters from Django Unchained, The Dark Knight, Star Wars and more. They’re available in the custom size of your choosing and can be made as either removable or permanent decals.
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The gates at Graceland are pretty impressive, but I think even Elvis would agree that this dragon gate is better by far. It’s the front gate to a place called Harlech House which is a 10,000 square-foot private estate in Goatstown, Dublin, Ireland. I think Daenerys Targaryen may want to look into this one as her second home.
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Tony Stark’s mansion in the Iron Man films looks stunning. It’s set in Malibu – specifically Point Dume – and it’s gigantic. Movoto Real Estate put together some facts and came up with a listing for the house. They’re estimating the home would be 25,000 square feet. Based on that and current real estate prices in Malibu, they came up with a price tag well over $100 million. Whew.
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In case you’re out of the loop, posters from Mondo have become a thing. Their striking, limited edition prints go lightning fast, and these Iron Man 3 designs are sure to fly off the internet shelves in a hurry. The 24 x 36 inch screenprints were designed by Martin Ansin and Phantom City Creative. They are $45 and up, and they’ll be available sometime on Friday. You’ll have to watch the Mondo Twitter feed for the exact time. If you’re not lucky enough to get any of the Tony Stark art, don’t forget to check eBay in a week or so.
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Give your living room some meme-tastic character with these giant wall decals of cats shooting laser beams from their eyes. Each is made of self-adhesive vinyl that will stick to most surfaces and removes easily without ruining the surface beneath. Cats measure 37″ by 27″, 19″ by 20″, 30″ by 30″ and 12″ by 22″ with 6-foot laser beams.
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Who doesn’t need a Death Star with an exploding Alderaan in her house? This fabulous focal piece was made by artist Michael Riley. The top features the second Death Star in all its glory (yes, everyone is aware Alderaan wasn’t around for the second battle station), and the laser blowing up the planet appears to be lit with LEDs. The bits of the Alderaan also light up. Because it’s awesome like that.
The coffee table was commissioned by a Star Wars collector, but it fell through. If you’re interested in owning this beauty, email michaelrileydesign [at] gmail.com.
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When James Hance first showed off his new Doctor Who paintings, I knew I was going to have to run for the Kleenex. There’s something about his work that always goes right to my heart, but these are especially powerful.
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This Doctor Who crib is only made more awesome by the fact that the family’s last name is Gallafraigh.
You just know the kid is destined to be a Time Lord. Check out an additional image after the break.
Combining the words Breaking Bad and crystals doesn’t usually mean anything good, but these bath salts are completely legal and also pretty genius. Bathing Bad, sold by Firebox, is made from all natural products in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Dump the salts in your bath, take a deep breath, and relax.
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The primary job of grandparents seems to be spoiling grandkids, and Steve and Jeri Wakefield took that role very seriously. They hired a family friend and architect, James Curvan, to design and build a giant tree house for their two grandsons. It’s 100 square feet, has sleeping lofts, some decks, a crow’s nest, a climbing wall, a rope ladder, a suspension bridge, and a zip line. It even has electricity and air conditioning!
As you can see from the above picture, the outside looks impressive. It’s like a miniature mansion. The inside matches the sophisticated exterior. It basically has the same layout as a real house with living spaces, a kitchen, and places to sleep. The Wakefields used a lot of vintage toys and children’s furniture in the decor. Heck, I’d move into this place in a heartbeat!
Their grandsons are grown so the Wakefields invite neighborhood children to come play in the tree house mansion now. Those are some darn lucky kids.
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