Private movie theaters, huge windows or private saunas are now a thing of the past, as it seems there is another way to add a little luxury and craziness to your home.

Splinterwork's proposals mix innovation, entertainment and definitely, style. With an elegant and luxurious design, you can add a completely different touch, and what better, than with a slide. Sinuous Slide started as a private project for a client who wanted something different in his home. Today it is a project that anyone -with some money- can access.

“Make an entrance” through a giant sculpture. Well, that's what the project is all about, beyond being a fun addition, whether it's for you or your kids, Splinterworks seeks to create a work of art inside your home. With a perfect sculptural form, the slides are made of stainless steel, covered with white lacquer and without visible fixings, since its own construction is designed with its support structure inside. The result is a neat, clean and completely elegant piece of work.

Nostalgic fun

Splinterworks, formed by Miles Hartwell and Matt Withington in 2009, has a history of artistic constructions with a touch of “visual fun,” with creations such as their “hammock baths,” which just as it sounds, consists of a solid floating bathtub in the shape of a hammock or incredible luxury pool slides. “Our designs are experimental and theatrical, but the function of the piece is always paramount. We love to play visual tricks, especially where balance comes into question” are some of the statements of the founders regarding their work.

Unique in the market

Qualified as the “only company creating luxury pool slides” for the last 10 years, they have already been mentioned in several media such as The Times, due to their incredible work and design.

Would you like to have one?

The truth is that because they are in the luxury category, their designs are not accessible to everyone. According to their official website, the base price for a slide starts at $247,950, and they have construction options in the United States, the United Kingdom and even Europe.

Would you buy one?