As much as we love kicks how many of us would actually live in a shoe? For four people around the world that thought was turned into a reality. Check out some shoe houses below via Homeownernut.com and let DeFY. know if you would live in a shoe by voting below!
The Haines Shoe House
Hellam, Pennsylvania
Built by a shoe salesman named Mahlon Haines in 1948, the Haines Shoe house was originally to serve as a form of advertisement. He eventually rented out the property and eventually sold it in 1987.
The Shoe House of South Africa
Mpumalanga Province, South Africa
Built by artist and hotelier Ron Van Zyl in 1990 for his wife, the home showcases Van Zyl’s wood carvings. It’s also the best looking of the shoe houses.
Traditional Shoe House
South Dakota
If things were reversed and there were to be a sneaker inspired by a house, this is what it would look like.
Kitseguekla Lake Road Shoe House
British Columbia
Imagine replacing the shingles (or laces) on the roof of this shoe house.
