A Louis Vuitton Painted House

We've seen the purses and myriad accessories, not to mention the jewelry, beach towels and the iconic luggage. But there's a new kid in town -- and they've taken the logo to new extremes. Hello, Louis Vuitton paint job!

The owner of this house in Mexico (anonymously posted on Facebook, via Freshome), took a tiny nondescript facade and turned it into a massive tribute to the French label. We're guessing that stencils were used together with the trademark brown-and-gold paint to recreate the company's insignia, a process which undoubtedly was very time-consuming.

Seems like that patience really paid off. The results are decidedly true to the original pattern. And aren't you just dying to know who lives here? Is it a housewife devoted to reading Women's Wear Daily? Or a graphic artist dying to be the next Stephen Sprouse?

But all things considered, could this be a glamourous pad where Kanye West would rest his head? Or is it a leftover from the bygone days of conspicuous consumerism? You decide.

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