If the Witness Protection Program was feeling especially kind, they might dump the next guy who rats on the mob in The Chameleon House. Why? Because the reflective wall cladding allows the unique structure located on the edge of Lake Michigan to reflect all the color and light of the surrounding landscape. Recycled translucent polyethylene covers the galvanized metal home, allowing the structure to live up to its name and change with its surroundings. That nicety aside, the house also delivers incredible views, 1,650 sq ft of space, and a roof-top patio. There are four bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a 2-car garage for you to make use of should you decide to drop the $1 million+ Shaub Team Premier Realty is asking.
The Chameleon House Reflects All That Surrounds It
More Travel
Travel
How This Cryptic Vinegar Estate in Germany Sparked My Cocktail Shrub Era
A candlelit vinegar cellar in rural Germany, a bizarre tasting tour, and the unexpected trip that turned me into a homemade cocktail shrub evangelist.
Travel
The Luxury Lover’s Guide to Puerto Vallarta
This coastal Jalisco town has long attracted artists, celebrities, and discerning travelers. Here's how to do it right.
-
Travel
How This Cryptic Vinegar Estate in Germany Sparked My Cocktail Shrub Era
A candlelit vinegar cellar in rural Germany, a bizarre tasting tour, and the unexpected trip that turned me into a homemade cocktail shrub evangelist.
-
Travel
The Luxury Lover’s Guide to Puerto Vallarta
This coastal Jalisco town has long attracted artists, celebrities, and discerning travelers. Here's how to do it right.