Dubai's floating homes

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Published 2016-02-29

The world is about to get a little more luxurious. The man made islands of Dubai's 'The World' will be home to a fleet of buoyant homes known as "The Floating Seahorse". The big attraction of these 2.8 million dollar houses is the master bedroom, which is underwater, and features a massive window, making the surrounding waters into massive fish tank.

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All Comments (21)

@senti1967 7 years ago

What if your taking a bath and a diver sees you.
@Trinity2KOfficial 8 years ago

So futuristic
@jacobv8791 6 years ago

2.8 million dollars is not that bad for such a beautiful house that goes into the sea
@edwardallen1436 6 years ago

0:57 oh, no privacy.
@pinya4020 6 years ago

until the glass breaks
@jjddhh 8 years ago

What a dream!
@fergoesdayton 8 years ago

Great concept!
@moosefactory133 6 years ago

This is very cool
@Lastkoss 8 years ago

The second floating thing next to those rooms from ship.
@junocomm 8 years ago

I love it! that would be such a relaxing place to stay for vacation. readies American Express Black Card
@Ermiukas 7 years ago

If the glass in the bedroom underneath water level breaks from water pressure n etc?
@padmanabhapanikersatisan8970 6 years ago

WoW
@thebeastofamericaa6720 7 years ago

I saw the worlds tallest building
@hti1567 8 years ago

similar to those who live in a yatch
@elroy4031 8 years ago

Divers can look though ur window tho
@theutopianoutopioan464 6 years ago

For $2,800,000, they should be fancier!
@haniazeeshan2201 6 years ago

I am living in Dubai x
@nuthapot 6 years ago

What if someone OTHER than the fish and sea life saw you taking a SHOWER. Omg imagine how awkward that would be 😳😵
@mammakate4139 8 years ago

Mamma'll wait till it comes to America thank you.
@coolpanda7994 7 years ago

so where does the water come from?