Tucked into the hills of North Boulder, the Mushroom House is one of Colorado’s most eccentric and beloved architectural landmarks. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day offers a rare view of the backside of the Mushroom House, revealing just how beautifully it blends into the surrounding rocks and trees. From this angle, the structure feels […]

Nestled in the beautiful city of Boulder, Colorado, lies a unique architectural wonder known as the Mushroom House. This fascinating structure has captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike, drawing attention for its unconventional design and intriguing history. Delving into the origins of the Mushroom House reveals a rich tapestry of inspiration, creativity, and […]

Boulder, Colorado, is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, vibrant culture, and unique architectural wonders. Among the many attractions in Boulder, the city’s distinct homes stand out as must-see marvels for architecture enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. From iconic residences to eccentric dwellings, the homes in Boulder offer a fascinating glimpse into the city’s rich […]

Perched on the hills of Boulder, Colorado, stands a remarkable structure that seems to have sprung from the pages of a fairytale. The Mushroom House, as it is affectionately known, is a whimsical and enigmatic architectural wonder that has captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike. This fungi-inspired masterpiece is a testament to the […]

The Mushroom house appeared  in Woody Allen’s 1973 film, “Sleeper.” The National Enquirer also featured it as a “weird house.” The Brenton House, also known as The Mushroom House, was designed by architect Charles Haertling in the Wonderland Hills subdivision in North Boulder. It’s called The Mushroom House for its unusual shape although perhaps it […]

The Brenton House, also known as The Mushroom House, was designed by architect Charles Haertling and is located in North Boulder’s Wonderland Hills subdivision. It’s called The Mushroom House because of its unusual shape, but it should be called The Barnacle House because it was inspired by barnacles that Haertling chipped from ship hulls while […]