NEONARA — CHROME HARBOR — LOOK INSIDE
Six sentences.
Six rooms.
This is what an address buys. Every room below was rendered by WORLD from the sentence printed under it, by the same pipeline a resident uses. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Looking is free. 499 of the first 500 addresses in Chrome Harbor are still vacant.
- Address
- One of 500 in CHROME HARBOR
- Room
- Rendered from your sentence
- Door
- Lit on the Street, permanently
- Notes
- Anyone who visits can leave one
- Price
- $79, once
- Renewal
- None
CHROME HARBOR 0401
Rendered
low light, black marble, too many plants, rain on the window
CHROME HARBOR 0417
Rendered
a corner room, teak floor, one green lamp, sheet music everywhere
CHROME HARBOR 0423
Rendered
concrete walls, a single orange bulb, a dog asleep by the window
CHROME HARBOR 0448
Rendered
red neon through the blinds, one leather chair, an ashtray, no television
CHROME HARBOR 0466
Rendered
a small kitchen at three in the morning, tiled walls, a kettle still steaming
CHROME HARBOR 0491
Rendered
bookshelves to the ceiling, a brass desk lamp, rain, papers everywhere
How your room is made
01
You write one sentence
What is in the room, what the light is doing. Twenty words is plenty.
02
WORLD renders it
About twenty seconds. You see the room before you decide anything.
03
You take the deed
$79, once, permanent. The door lights up on the Street and anyone can knock.