
Do you remember the last Beat Boxed post I did a few weeks back with the Flaming Lips inspired bathroom? Well I was pretty sad when I found out I wouldn’t be seeing The Flaming Lips playing at this year’s Coachella. But I was ecstatic when I was contacted by FitzSimmons Architects, the masterminds and architects behind the renovation of The Flaming Lip’s Oklahoma residence featuring the “real” Flaming Lips inspired bathroom pod. This bathroom is just incredible! As Mr. Wayne Coyne says, “now you are entering into the drug damaged, artist element of our home.”


Wayne Coyne’s imagination is constantly running wild and this space definitely does not try to stop it. As Wayne says, he can get up in the morning and go from his “strange, artistic bedroom” and into his ’”strange, futuristic bathroom.” His dreaming doesn’t have to end when he gets out of bed.



I cannot even tell you how inspired I am by FitzSimmons Architects and the Flaming Lips. This unique space truly captures the spirit of The Flaming Lips and then some. Just like any other artistic expression that Wayne Coyne is involved in, this is visually magical. When you combine this talent with an architecture firm that “approaches architecture as a form of art, creating built forms and spaces that both inspire and serve as meaningful places of purpose” you end up with a masterpiece.
Wayne’s wife, Michelle Martin-Coyne, was also very involved in the process of developing this space. A gifted artist herself, she is responsible for the majority of The Flaming Lips photography and has published a book of her photographs titled Placebo Head Wound that documents life with the Flaming Lips.
Check out this video and let Wayne Coyne inspire you as he takes you on a little tour of the “compound” and the renovation:
Framing for the pod:

Photography by Joe Mills Photography.






















Amanda on 02.12.2010 at 14:37 PM
OH. MY. GOD. Serious drool is coming out of my mouth right now. Absolutely stunning work.
Two Brunettes on 02.12.2010 at 14:56 PM
yooooooowwwwaazzaaaaaaaa! thats incredible.
Kirby kilfoy on 08.16.2010 at 19:46 PM
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bb on 02.12.2010 at 15:06 PM
I *love* this. It’s like some weird midcentury mod/futuristic mashup. I especially like the crazy cave-y bathroom.
Brendan on 02.12.2010 at 15:12 PM
Dude. What a trip. It’s like 2001 space odyssey meets an igloo. Meets drugs.
Joseph on 02.13.2010 at 15:59 PM
Man, this is the damnedest thing I EVER did see! Although I speak as one who has been drug-free my entire life, thank God, so I don’t think you have to be on drugs to appreicate some truly wonderful cutting-edge design elements. Thank you for sharing this with us.
design traveller on 02.14.2010 at 14:39 PM
Just like the village from Star Wars ;)
reggie on 02.16.2010 at 13:52 PM
say no to architecture
bill e on 02.17.2010 at 00:52 AM
I have to say no – looks cheap
elrodney on 02.17.2010 at 09:50 AM
Wayne is one of the good ones man.
Betty on 02.17.2010 at 15:31 PM
Welcome to my white coffin. YIKES! Baaaaaad
feelings here. Where are the doctors and nurses?
This is art VS architecture. Art for art sake. Design for design sake. My meaningful places of purpose and residence won’t be in a tomb or a CAT Scan machine. ~ A worthwhile
art installation though for ‘exploring’ architecture. B.
EMD on 02.17.2010 at 22:02 PM
Where’s Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen?
luxury house on 02.18.2010 at 03:12 AM
pretty futuristic design, this is absolutely can give us some smart inspiration to create more cool innovative design
Alissa on 02.19.2010 at 20:04 PM
The tile work is AMAZING. I would love to have a bathroom like this.
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bathrooms on 02.24.2010 at 11:39 AM
I cannot even tell you how inspired I am by FitzSimmons Architects and the Flaming Lips. This unique space truly captures the spirit of The Flaming Lips and then some. this is visually magical.
Bathrooms on 02.25.2010 at 03:58 AM
WOW this is sooo AMAZING! Great design. Nothing to add here.
Marikxon @ hot tub covers on 03.07.2010 at 12:48 PM
No need to say much here, I think that is futuristic idea. It seems need a lot of material to make it, and this design would require a larger space. Futuristic ideas but less efficient in my opinion. Anyway thanks for share this article.
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QingQing on 03.07.2010 at 22:17 PM
Thanks for sharing this amazing design!
Clarence Close on 06.10.2010 at 15:25 PM
It constantly amazes me what people create for their living spaces. Of course it never hurts to have some money to help the dream become reality.
Mary Tooth on 06.20.2010 at 08:49 AM
Amazing bathroom. Must have taken a lot of work to ahieve that effect.
nes mattress topper on 08.17.2010 at 06:35 AM
I love it! so modernized and artistic! I want to feel what it feels to be living in that kind of home….Can you imagine how the architect did that?…big brains!!!
bathroom cabinets on 10.14.2010 at 20:56 PM
Looks like Tattoine from Star Wars, but it works… Nice job!
Cabinet Reps on 01.17.2011 at 02:13 AM
It’s not to my personal taste, but I do give credit to the designers’/architects’ creativity.
james leong on 10.09.2011 at 01:59 AM
incridible bathroom
Steve@Walk in showers on 01.23.2012 at 13:43 PM
Now that is a great looking bathroom!