Viral St. Louis house one of most interesting homes ever

By Sam Masterson, NewsRadio 1120 KMOX

ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - This interior design of this home in St. Louis is so unique and rowdy that its photos should probably come with a warning label. They've gotten the attention of hundreds of thousands of people on social media.

The home in Lafayette Square went viral thanks to a post on the Zillow Gone Wild TikTok account. The account posted photos of the home after being asked to show off one of the "most interesting" homes they've seen on Zillow.

The home is listed by McAvoy Realty and you can call Fritz McAvoy at (314) 531-1900 for more information

Check out the photos of this St. Louis home that have made it go viral:

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From the outside, it fits in like any home in the Lafayette Square neighborhood

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Then you open the door and this is the first thing you see

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The 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom home is listed for $283,590 with 2,500 square feet

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There are mirrors all over the home and some even reflect things upside down

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The listing begins with the famous quote from Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland," which pretty much sums up how wild the home is designed

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This glass table in the living room allows you to look into the room below

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"This is entirely bonkers but I'll tell you a secret, all the best houses are," states the listing

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The home used to belong to James King. He was an artist known as one of the original urban pioneers of Lafayette Square

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One person who saw the home on Facebook said the home is a mix of "antique and modern"

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Another commenter says the home is a mix of iconic St. Louis buildings: The City Museum and Lemp Mansion

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PHOTOS: 'Entirely bonkers' St. Louis home goes viral as one of the most interesting homes ever

From the outside, it fits in like any home in the Lafayette Square neighborhood

Then you open the door and this is the first thing you see

The 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom home is listed for $283,590 with 2,500 square feet

There are mirrors all over the home and some even reflect things upside down

The listing begins with the famous quote from Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland," which pretty much sums up how wild the home is designed

This glass table in the living room allows you to look into the room below

"This is entirely bonkers but I'll tell you a secret, all the best houses are," states the listing

The home used to belong to James King. He was an artist known as one of the original urban pioneers of Lafayette Square

One person who saw the home on Facebook said the home is a mix of "antique and modern"

Another commenter says the home is a mix of iconic St. Louis buildings: The City Museum and Lemp Mansion

It was originally built in 1885

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From the outside, it fits in like any home in the Lafayette Square neighborhood

Then you open the door and this is the first thing you see

The 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom home is listed for $283,590 with 2,500 square feet

There are mirrors all over the home and some even reflect things upside down

The listing begins with the famous quote from Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland," which pretty much sums up how wild the home is designed

This glass table in the living room allows you to look into the room below

"This is entirely bonkers but I'll tell you a secret, all the best houses are," states the listing

The home used to belong to James King. He was an artist known as one of the original urban pioneers of Lafayette Square

One person who saw the home on Facebook said the home is a mix of "antique and modern"

Another commenter says the home is a mix of iconic St. Louis buildings: The City Museum and Lemp Mansion

It was originally built in 1885

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