By . Daily Mail Reporter . At first glance, it looks like the occupants in this home are stuck to the ceiling. But amazingly the house was built this way as a tourist attraction at the VVTs the All-Russia Exhibition Center in Moscow. As well as its impressive exterior the house is fully furnished with decor, belongings and even a Mini - all painstakingly installed upside down. At first glance, this house looks like it's been uprooted by a mighty tornado and planted on its roof, but amazingly it was built this way . Topsy turvy: The house is a Russian tourist attraction at the VVTs the All-Russia Exhibition Center in Moscow . On its head: A child's bedroom at the house in Russia has a scattering of belongings including a parrot in an upside cage . Once . inside, visitors stare up in wonder at a bathroom with fittings all . hanging from the ceiling and marvel at a gravity-defying car port that . features a real  upside down Mini. The living room features a sofa and coffee table complete with a reading tablet and a half-empty glass. The . kitchen, kitted out in lime green, has the table set for dinner complete with a lobster, while . the bedroom has an upside bed, wardrobe and glowing lamps. Once inside, visitors stare up in wonder at a bathroom with fittings all hanging from the ceiling and marvel at a gravity-defying garage that features a real Mini . The attraction is understood to be the first of its kind in Russia and has proved to be a big draw at the exhibition . The kitchen, kitted out in lime green has the table set for dinner while the bedroom has an upside bed, wardrobe and glowing lamps .
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House is fully furnished with decor, belongings and even a Mini - all painstakingly installed upside down .
By . Daily Mail Reporter . At first glance, it looks like the occupants in this home are stuck to the ceiling. But amazingly the house was built this way as a tourist attraction at the VVTs the All-Russia Exhibition Center in Moscow. As well as its impressive exterior the house is fully furnished with decor, belongings and even a Mini - all painstakingly installed upside down. At first glance, this house looks like it's been uprooted by a mighty tornado and planted on its roof, but amazingly it was built this way . Topsy turvy: The house is a Russian tourist attraction at the VVTs the All-Russia Exhibition Center in Moscow . On its head: A child's bedroom at the house in Russia has a scattering of belongings including a parrot in an upside cage . Once . inside, visitors stare up in wonder at a bathroom with fittings all . hanging from the ceiling and marvel at a gravity-defying car port that . features a real  upside down Mini. The living room features a sofa and coffee table complete with a reading tablet and a half-empty glass. The . kitchen, kitted out in lime green, has the table set for dinner complete with a lobster, while . the bedroom has an upside bed, wardrobe and glowing lamps. Once inside, visitors stare up in wonder at a bathroom with fittings all hanging from the ceiling and marvel at a gravity-defying garage that features a real Mini . The attraction is understood to be the first of its kind in Russia and has proved to be a big draw at the exhibition . The kitchen, kitted out in lime green has the table set for dinner while the bedroom has an upside bed, wardrobe and glowing lamps .
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