7 Reasons Why You'll Enjoy Your Stay at Invisible House Joshua Tree
The Joshua Tree Invisible House is a multipurpose meeting room in the middle of the desert that may be rented as per the hours. The 5,500 square-foot structure was designed by Tomas Osinski and Chris Hanley, a film producer, and can be used for everything from photo shoots and commercials to meetings and yoga retreats. The rectangular structure, which has a mirrored exterior, mirrors the surrounding scenery and virtually blends in with the rocky terrain. The minimalist interior surrounded by vistas of the 90-acre property has a 100-foot-long indoor swimming pool, a kitchen, four bathrooms, three bedrooms, and event space. People who live in glass houses shouldn't fling stones, but they should hold parties, especially in this one outside of Joshua Tree National Park. The extended 22-story "horizontal skyscraper," known as the Invisible House, resembles a mirror-clad mirage amid the desert. One of the most sought-after residences in Joshua Tree is this once-in-a-lifetime v...
