For just £15,000 (about $25,000) a month, that fantasy can become a reality.

Transformed for an undisclosed client by architectural firm DA Studios in partnership with Ab Rogers—head of interior design at the Royal College of Art—this one-of-a-kind, four-story "Rainbow House" in London's Notting Hill features a rather odd amenity: a sinewing slide leading from its master suite (which features a bed that can rotate 360 degrees), to its bright, lemon-flavored living room.

Additionally, the über-artistic rental showcases floors adorned with painted illustrations that seem to have been scraped off the pages of a colorful comic book, conceptualized by flooring specialist Richard Woods.

As if all that color wasn't enough, there's also a glassy, rainbow spiral staircase that cuts through the center of the playful residence:

Rogers describes the fantastical home as "a magical and liberating space that defies the norms of a domestic interior environment and allows the occupants to leave the outside world far behind." 

Positively brilliant, or downright tacky? Either way, the four-bedroom pad packs a pretty piquant (and pricey) punch with its unique, eye-popping aesthetic. 

Photos and details courtesy of Ab Rogers and BuzzFeed.com

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