A makeup artist in Michigan turned her unassuming 2-bedroom condo into a real-life Barbie home, complete with bubblegum-pink interiors. It's on the market for $315,000 — take a look inside.

Amanda GohApr 5, 2023, 11:43 IST

The primary bedroom.WindowStill

A two-bedroom condo in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is on the market for $315,000 — and it's a real-life Barbie home.
The 1,280-square-foot house comes with a custom pink kitchen, pink bathrooms, and even a pink makeup studio.

Hidden behind the plain, unassuming facade of a Michigan condo is a bubblegum-pink Barbie home that's every maximalist's dream — and it's for sale for $315,000.

The unassuming exterior of the Barbie dream house in Ann Arbor, Michigan.WindowStill

The kitschy, over-the-top interior decor is heavily inspired by vintage love hotels from the '80s, which Penta says she loves.

The living room has a red and black color scheme. It's inspired by the movie 'Scarface,' per the listing.WindowStill

Penta thrifted most of the furniture and decor from secondhand stores and even DIY-ed items to make them unique.

The living room is inspired by the movie 'Scarface.'WindowStill

Penta's mother often helped her with her DIY projects and gave design suggestions on what she could do with her space.

The dining room has a gallery wall with framed mirrors.WindowStill

The kitchen was the first project that Penta worked on when she moved in. The cabinets were originally white, but she painted them pink and added gold appliques.

The pink kitchen.WindowStill

Penta's mother lives out of state, and it's become a thing for the two of them to work on projects together whenever she comes to visit.

Another bathroom in the house.WindowStill

Penta says that her bedroom ended up being one of her least favorite rooms in the house because of her choice of wall paint.

The primary bedroom.WindowStill

While the interior decor might seem a little too much for some people, Penta doesn't see how it should affect the sale of the house.

A walk-in closet where Penta keeps her clothes and her collection of Juicy Couture bags.WindowStill

This is the first time that Penta is putting her pink Barbie house on the market.

An alternate view of the master suite.WindowStill

Like the rest of the house, Penta's office is decked out in pink furniture — including a stiletto heel chair and a furry rug.

Penta's office and studio with a ring light, pink backdrop, and a mannequin torso.WindowStill

As a professional makeup artist, Penta also has a hair and makeup studio in the basement.

A hair and makeup studio.WindowStill

Penta initially wanted to rent the basement out for photoshoots, which explains the elaborate furnishings in the space — including a giant cardboard cake that her mother made.

A collage showing Penta posing with the cardboard cake and an alternate view of the makeup room in the basement.Annie Penta and WindowStill

Penta initially wanted to rent the basement out for photoshoots, which explains the elaborate furnishings in the space — including a giant cardboard cake that her mother made.

While Penta is keeping the details of her move under wraps, one thing's for sure: Her next home would be "just as crazy," she said.

One of the bathrooms in the house.WindowStill

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A makeup artist in Michigan turned her unassuming 2-bedroom condo into a real-life Barbie home, complete with bubblegum-pink interiors. It's on the market for $315,000 &mdash; take a look inside.

Hidden behind the plain, unassuming facade of a Michigan condo is a bubblegum-pink Barbie home that's every maximalist's dream — and it's for sale for $315,000.

The kitschy, over-the-top interior decor is heavily inspired by vintage love hotels from the '80s, which Penta says she loves.

Penta thrifted most of the furniture and decor from secondhand stores and even DIY-ed items to make them unique.

Penta's mother often helped her with her DIY projects and gave design suggestions on what she could do with her space.

The kitchen was the first project that Penta worked on when she moved in. The cabinets were originally white, but she painted them pink and added gold appliques.

Penta's mother lives out of state, and it's become a thing for the two of them to work on projects together whenever she comes to visit.

Penta says that her bedroom ended up being one of her least favorite rooms in the house because of her choice of wall paint.

While the interior decor might seem a little too much for some people, Penta doesn't see how it should affect the sale of the house.

This is the first time that Penta is putting her pink Barbie house on the market.

Like the rest of the house, Penta's office is decked out in pink furniture — including a stiletto heel chair and a furry rug.

As a professional makeup artist, Penta also has a hair and makeup studio in the basement.

Penta initially wanted to rent the basement out for photoshoots, which explains the elaborate furnishings in the space — including a giant cardboard cake that her mother made.

While Penta is keeping the details of her move under wraps, one thing's for sure: Her next home would be "just as crazy," she said.

A makeup artist in Michigan turned her unassuming 2-bedroom condo into a real-life Barbie home, complete with bubblegum-pink interiors. It's on the market for $315,000 — take a look inside.