These stars have it all: "Vagina Tunnels," ketamine-inspired art, and vintage Disneyland memorabilia!

Many celebrities are willing to go all out when designing their dream house. Because money is not an issue, celebrities tend to go big with their design team. Architectural Digest gives fans a peek at celebs' wildest interior design dreams, from a ball pit to disco rooms. AD has been taking viewers into the extravagant homes of the rich and famous for the last few years...and the results have been pretty wild!

Architectural Digest's home tour is a great way to see what goes on in a house.

1. Chrissy Teigen & John Legend

Chrissy Teigen, her husband John Legend and their Beverly Hills mansion were recently visited by viewers who saw some of the home's most unique features. The couple has a piano bar with a chandelier etched with John Legend's lyrics. The couple has a giant Christmas tree in their living room, and a personal movie theatre. The dining room features an artwork inspired by Chrissy's "therapeutic Ketamine" trip.

Their children's bedrooms were no less extravagant. The room of their daughter Luna included a slide and ball pit. Their son Miles' room is safari themed, with a Jeep bunk bed, a rock climbing wall, and a reading cave.

2. Cara Delevingne

Cara Delevingne describes her Los Angeles house as an "adult playground" and it has some pretty wild features. The home has a lot of tame features, including a large red-and-white bouncy ball pit, a costume cupboard for dressing up, a bathroom that is dedicated to David Bowie, and a poker-themed room.

Cara's "P---y Palace" is NSFW and features a stripper rod, swing, and mirrored ceiling. Cara has also created a secret passageway that she calls "the vagina tunnel," where guests crawl out of the washing machine door after entering through a "vulval" soft sculpture.

3. Debby Ryan and Josh Dun

Josh Dun, the rocker from Twenty One Pilots and Debby Ryan created their dream home in Ohio. They infused their personalities into every aspect of their whimsical treehouse themed home. The art is what really stands out in their atrium, which features a huge mushroom mural. They also have unique sculptures in their home, such as a Dwayne Johnston bust.

Debby and Josh are also fans of "things which look like other objects" and have a number of fun features. For example, they have a stool in the shape a corn cob, a rug in the form moss and a table shaped like stalactites. They even have a chandelier shaped like an UFO.

RuPaul

RuPaul's colorful and massive Beverly Hills mansion includes a disco! This space is reserved for dance parties and includes 26 disco ball hangings from the ceiling. It also features a gallery of RuPaul’s favorite performers. The "dining pavilion" was inspired by Elizabeth Taylor’s movie, "Boom." His drag archive is housed in a huge walk-in wardrobe.

RuPaul's house is filled with memorabilia, including a light fixture that belonged to Yves Saint Laurent and a wooden sewing case that had been owned by Ann Margaret.

5. Zedd

Zedd’s mansion, worth $16 million in Los Angeles, is all about space and has everything a DJ could need. The moat-enclosed house was designed around the massive tree in its entryway. This home is full of unique features including four hibachi grills built into the kitchen, and a Skittles machine. Zedd has an entire "Costco Room" filled with all of his household essentials. There are so many rooms that Zedd got lost in the middle and ended up in the wrong one!

6. Dita Von Teese

Dita von Teese showcased her English Tudor 1927 home in 2020 after a recent maximalist renovation. Dita Von Teese's house is full of special touches, from her living room to "woman cave" and the poolhouse that she turned into a British Pub. In her living room, she has a collection of taxidermy including a monkey wearing a crown and a tiger in full size. She displayed her feather collection and Bettie's 1952 model release paperwork, among other antiques.

7. Sheryl Crow

Sheryl Crow’s Nashville home might seem normal at first glance, but the items she has in her yard are what make it truly wild. Sheryl Crow decided to keep her roots when she moved to the city from the country. So she built a barn with a saloon on her property. Sheryl has a recording room on the second floor of the barn, but for inspiration she goes to the chapel she purchased online. She then had the old school chapel transported by truck to her and, after a lot renovations, now it is home to vintage memorabilia.

8. Lenny Kravitz

Lenny Kravitz invited viewers to visit his Brazilian farm compound, which covers over 1,000 acres. The former coffee plantation now grows organic produce, and has cows and horses. Lenny renovated a number of structures on the property since purchasing it. One was converted into a four-bedroomed guest house, and another became a gym. The compound includes a swimming pool, a barbecue area, and a soccer field.

9. Naomi Campbell

Naomi Campbell calls her Kenyan home a "villa", but it is more like a luxury hotel. This open-air home is located on the Indian Ocean coast and gives guests the feeling of being outdoors, no matter where they may be. The property is huge and has four pools, as well as plenty of space for entertaining guests. From poolside lounging or formal dining, to a separate area for breakfast under a Makuti rooftop. Naomi has her own spot on the beach.

10. John Stamos

John Stamos' Los Angeles home and that of his wife Caitlin is beautifully decorated. But it's their Disney memorabilia which makes the place truly wild. The couple has vintage Disney props all over their home, including a Gargoyle from the Haunted mansion, a Can-Can girl from It's A Small World and a Head from the original Pirates of the Caribbean ride. John also has in his backyard a 14-foot "D", a sign from an old Disneyland and a vehicle used on Disney World's Snow White ride.

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Title: 10 of the Wildest Architectural Digest Home Tours Ever
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Published Date: Sat, 12 Aug 2023 16:10:12 +0000

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