Artist Carrie Reichardt has spent the last 20 years transforming her five-bedroom home into a mosaic mural
The 51-year-old received help from volunteers from across the world and has finally unveiled her masterpiece
The mother-of-three claims that her neighbours do not have an issue with her new design and are 'fine with it'
The large five bedroom semi-detached home in Chiswick, west London, has undergone a dramatic transformation which has taken 20 years
Carrie Reichardt (pictured) has spent the last 20 years covering her five-bedroom home with millions of tiny tiles to create a mosaic effect
The mother-of-three is now proudly revealing her own home as an art exhibit itself - the burst of colour reflecting the many different origins and people who have contributed
It is full of smaller, intricate designs and this particular one features an old replica gun which was used to create the effect
Ms Reichardt has used a number of smaller props to help bring her creation to life and is now proudly showing off her transformed home
The vibrant colours and strong political quotes decorating the house are all inspired by Carrie's own interests and the influences of the people who have helped her over the years.
The house was surrounded by scaffolding for the last few years but it has finally been removed after Ms Reichardt completed her project
She has received help from people from all of the world who have visited her to try and speed up the process and the design has been inspired by Carrie's own interests and the influences of the people who also helped her
Carrie said: 'My neighbours don't mind the house and people coming and going, but they've never helped me with it. They're fine with it though'
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