This a real-life Barbie Airbnb that you can actually book for your holidays.
The attention to detail is so impressive the house almost looks fake, but it isn’t.
Crazy, right?
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In Malibu, California – because where else? – the home was actually first built in 2019.
However, it was recently refurbished and revamped to make it look even more… pink.
As you can probably imagine the owner who listed the house, whose name is ‘Ken’ by the way (yes, really), is trying to piggybank off of the success of the highly-anticipated Barbie movie starring Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie.
You’ve got pink carpeting, pink walls, and seashell beds with pink suede headboards.
The closet is packed with Ken-style cowboy hats, cowboy shirts, cowboy boots, jock jackets and a lot more.
The closet, in case you’re wondering, is also pink.
Outside the house you’ve got a super bright dance floor, an outdoor gym, a wet bar, a fire pit, and a patio by the pool.
With pink sofas, of course.
Pricing isn’t available yet, but it will be when reservations open later today, July 17, at 10 AM PT.
Stay tuned.
So what’s with the Barbie craze?
Directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Margot Robbie as the titular character, the 2023 movie Barbie has definitely brought back some attention to the iconic Barbie character.
The movie also stars Ryan Gosling as Ken and Will Ferrell as the CEO of Mattel, the company that makes the Barbie doll.
After the world premiere at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on July 9, everyone is trying to jump on the badwagon with Barbie-inspired products and gadgets.
Aside from the aforementioned Barbie Airbnb, you can also rent a Barbie-friendly pink Mini Convertible from Sixt UK and use it to travel around London.
Even though the Airbnb spot we mentioned is by far the most dramatic Barbie house in the world, it isn’t the only one.
You’ve got the Victorian Barbie mansion in Wisconsin (pictured below, left), a beachfront Airbnb in Florida and even a minute Barbie-style Airbnb in Harajuku, Tokyo (pictured below, right).
The Barbie movie cost roughly $145 million to make and it is expected to gross at least $100 million in its first weekend of release.
