The NFT sold on superrare goes by the name “The Mars House” and is set in “Martian” setting. The house presents glass and modern minimal furniture which can be commissioned into physical furniture (by the owner of the NFT) to a firm in Italy and realize all the furniture displayed in the house. The owner of the NFT will also receive 3D files (Metaverse is utilized for the technical integration).

The contemporary artist also partnered with Jeff Schroeder to create a complementing calming musical piece for digital house.

The big and successful sale of this digital house opens up a new world of possibilities for architects to explore and many exciting forms of unexplored “architecture” and spatial experiences as we shift towards the digital realm. 

The NFTs and the blockchain technologies are surging in popularity and offer many undervalued streams in art and design, a valued and futuristic outlet, however, it is crucial to remember that at the moment the minting process of these NFTs requires a lot of energy and electricity that is essentially harming our planet Earth. Thus, it will be interesting to watch how this niche evolves as more architects and multi-disciplinary artists join.