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SPINOPOLIS — Ever been sitting in your bedroom as the sun rises and wakes you up then you think to yourself, “Why doesn’t my bedroom window face west?” Well, I’m not sure that was the thought process that went through an Iranian architect's mind, but he’s solved that problem.
The architect built three rotation bedrooms in a home in Tehran, Iran, so the owner of the house can move the rooms to either let in more light, get a different view, or sleep in a bit longer.
The home reportedly cost about $4 million to build, but apparently the bulk of the cost didn’t come from the rotating rooms, rather the fact that the home itself is ginormous.
Now take a look at the video and fill with jealous rage that we can’t simply turn our backs on the sunrise to get a few more minutes of shuteye.
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