Calling all egg fanatics! Ever wonder what it would be like to live in the world of an egg? The Egg House, founded by Biubiu Xu, is an egg-themed pop-up space with super cute visual and physical adaptations of the dreams of Ellis the Egg.
With the exhibition located on the corner of Croft and Melrose Avenue, you are able to enjoy quality egg attractions and appreciate everything that West LA has to offer. Since the exhibit is located in LA, there are a lot of LA-inspired attractions inside. From the Hollywood Sign, Staples Center and the Santa Monica Pier, it truly is a tour through Los Angeles.
The Egg House welcomes guests with a giant egg carton full of eggs. The carton isn’t there just for show! We were more than happy to be able to move around the huge display, climb into the giant carton and become one with the eggs.
After visiting the giant egg carton, we made a pitstop for brunch! Is there anything better than eggs and toast for breakfast? This exhibit is interiored with boiled egg-inspired chairs and palm tree wallpaper. We felt like real #BrunchBabes!
Up next on the egg-tastic adventure is Hollywood, where we were able to live out our dreams of becoming real Hollywood chic(k)s. Catch us pop-out and crack a Hollywood deal in the near future!
Coming face to face with large-scale displays, we instantly felt miniature, but gigantic at the same time, especially with the egg and grocery cart exhibit!
Next was The Egg House’s homage to the Staples Center! We were stoked that we had the chance to *shoot our shot* with this very LA-esque basketball scene. We had to compensate with our serious game-faces to balance out the pink and blue pastel aesthetic. Ball up, anyone?
After shooting some baskets and getting our *egg* in the game, we stumbled upon a Route-66 inspired exhibition. Out of all the displays, this is the only one that took a hiatus from all the bright and fun pastel colors with its black and white theme!
Before heading down to the lower floor of The Egg House exhibition, we were fascinated by the colorful display of rainbow-inspired egg stands. Each stand had its different shades of the same color, reminding us of the Seven Magic Mountain art installation in the middle of the Las Vegas desert (minus the desert weather and travel).
