Tour the Mushroom House in Pittsford, N.Y.

Locals refer to the home as the Mushroom House, but the inspiration for the residence was actually the wildflower, Queen Anne’s Lace.

The home is made up of five interconnected pods, each 30 feet in diameter. The pods were constructed from 80 tons of poured concrete, lifted into place by a crane.

Designed by Adam Chesis, the massive mushroom stem is the focal point of the center pod, where we find the kitchen and sitting area. The floors are covered in 9,000 ceramic tiles hand-fired by Marguerite Antell, the home’s original owner.

The addition – also designed by James Johnson and built in 2001 – features a mahogany tree-like structure designed by Adam Chesis. The space is also equipped with a custom fireplace and full kitchen.