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Sure, you could purchase a home on the cheap right now, but these designer creations cater to a more imaginative crowd. Continue reading to see more. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Who can resist pushing a shiny emergency button? Fortunately, this one actually "transform[s] your living room into an automated 'Jame Bond style' party room." Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Once Brian presses on the emergency party button, the curtain closes automatically, light dim out, then all the party lights, music, laser, steam, and strobe lights start coming out.

Breaking away completely from the standard lamp designs, this gamer decided to put an old NES Zapper and custom-built Duck Hunt cartridge to good use. Continue reading for a brief overview. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Table Football XXL, the world's largest foosball table, is so long that "22 players - could face off with it, settling their challenges without ever setting foos on a real field." Click here for first picture in gallery.

This monster was built by Amsterdam brewer Amstel, a stunt that coincided with the European Champions League Finals. While this is not the fanciest Foosball table in history, you still might want one for yourself.

Billionare Mukesh Ambani, also touted as Asia's richest man, is set to build a $2-billion, 22-story Mumbai Tower residence in India. Featuring a plethora of elevators, crystal ballroom, and even an ice sauna. Click here for first picture in gallery.

First off, no two floors are alike. Ambani specified that each story of his home should be made using different plans and materials, with styles and architectural elements tying it all together

Designed by Chelpa Ferro, "Hi-Fi" is essentially a "vanilla foosball table with an artsy overhead light and a hodgepodge of speakers wrapped all around." Click here for first picture in gallery.

Word on the street has it that the machine belts out sound effects based on the action up above, but sadly, the actual details about this potential ninth wonder of the world are being left to our imaginations

No other dishwasher quite matches the design of the Mural, which "slides along the length of the rack, cleaning as it goes." Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Putting your dirty dishes into a dishwasher to clean them only to move them again to a cupboard for storage, is a pretty inefficient system when you think about it.

The "Orchid House", pictured above, recently sold for a hefty $15-million. Fortunately, the buyer received a "house that produces more energy than it uses." Click here for first picture in gallery.

Apparently that is just what an anonymous buyer did recently, making the "Orchid House" the UKs most expensive country home—and it won't be completed for 3 years

Unlike other bathtubs, the Teuco Sorgente "sits flush with the floor, meaning you need to dig down below to install it." No word yet on pricing or availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Not only does the Sorgente look expensive, but its unusual design also means you'll have to build the bathroom around it, instead of the commoner way of throwing in a plastic shell. The tub completely submerges into the floor, and creates that seamless effect

The Eclosion is essentially a pump up sofa that can also double as a futon. Put simply, "one side features a hidden air bladder that can be pumped up, turning it from a relatively small bed, to a sofa that's suitable for a couple of people." Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Click here for first picture in gallery.

It was designed by Olivier Gregoire and while it may seem similar to the futon you slept on in college, I'm pretty sure the price would ensure you'd never see it in a dorm room