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Row, Row, Row Your Stress (and College Fund) Away In This Stone Bathtub Boat

By Andrew Liszewski Published March 15, 2013, 1:40 pm ET

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Even though giant ocean-going freighters are able to float atop the waves, were your home ever to flood you probably wouldn’t be able to take refuge in this 3,500 pound stone bathtub boat from Antonio Lupi. But that’s ok, because if you blew your decorating budget on a $75,000 bathtub, the rest of your home will probably be left empty and unfurnished. [Antonio Lupi via Fancy]

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