A Ball Pit, Costume Room, and Vagina Tunnel: Inside Cara Delevingne's "Mad Hatter" Home

Lion statues and a blue door greet guests at Cara's home, which was built in the 1940s.

Hi, Cara!

Like her friend and fellow model Kendall Jenner, Cara owns a light art piece by James Turrell. "I just tend to stand in front of it and stare at it," Cara said. "But don't stay too long because you might start to hallucinate."

This swan backdrop is one of the many Gucci wallpapers that adorn Cara's home. She said, "You'll see a continuation of that around the house."

"I really love the latticework," Cara said. "It reminds me of being outside."

Cara's kitchen is painted in the shade California Blue by Benjamin Moore: "It's one of my favorite colors."

Behind this black-and-gold cabinet is a built-in rotisserie, which Cara admitted she's yet to use. "It will hopefully one day be used when I am able to get my family here for Christmas," she said.

Whereas the home was originally very black and white, Cara brightened up the dining room with yellows and purples.

Because of the hard floors, Cara said she'll often use a mini scooter to get around. She added, "That sounds so spoiled, and I know it is."

Cara said this living room is typically used to play games.

A clear Wurlitzer piano also resides in the living room.

There's also a Playboy pinball machine. "This kind of feels like my Playboy mansion," Cara said.

Cara worked with architect Nicolò Bini, who also designed her prior home with sister Poppy Delevingne. "I would say if I was Alice in Wonderland, he would be the Mad Hatter," she said.

One of Cara and Nicolò's more eccentric collaborations? This "vagina tunnel" that is really a secret passageway into the guest bedroom.

"I come in here to think. I come in here to create," Cara said. "I feel inspired in the vagina tunnel."

Voila! Here's Cara and her dog Leo exiting the vagina tunnel.

The guest bedroom conveniently has bunk beds for several friends who might want to stay over.

A Chanel surfboard and yet another Gucci wallpaper adorn this hallway. "If I were to go surfing, I would only surf with Chanel, for sure," Cara said.

"This is my favorite bathroom in the house," Cara said of this guest bathroom that also doubles as a shrine to the late David Bowie.

Shown here is artwork inspired by Bowie's iconic Aladdin Sane album-cover look.

Fun fact: Cara collects Japanese puzzle boxes, a few of which are on display in the guest bathroom. "If anyone ever wants an idea for a present for me," she said, "that's what I should receive."

"Every time I walk in here, I feel calm again," Cara said of her glamorous bedroom.

Lion pillows sit atop Cara's bed. In fact, Cara has a lion tattoo on her right pointer finger.

A "lovely bouquet of vagina flowers" can be seen on the glass coffee table in Cara's bedroom.

Cara described this outdoor nook outside her bedroom as a "garden sanctuary," complete with lemon and orange trees. "This is an extremely peaceful area for me. It's where I sit in the morning if I need a script to read or something I need to get done," she said.

Cara's closet is as fun and sparkly as the rest of the home.

Cara's shoe closet is mostly occupied by boots and sneakers, with the exception of a few very tall lucite heels.

Cara's gold bathtub has a view of the backyard. Beside it is also a steam shower.

Shown here is Cara's vintage pool table. "I'm pretty good at pool," Cara said, "so watch out, everybody."

Another secret passageway leads into a stairway to the second floor. "I love things like escape rooms," Cara said. "That was kind of a lot of inspiration for this house."

A blue tiger-printed carpet covers the stairs to the second floor.

"In my job and everything I do, I have to wear a lot of different hats," Cara said. "Anyone who comes upstairs, you have to get a different hat."

"There's a hat for every occasion," Cara said.

Jonathan Yeo designed the wallpaper, which Cara described as her favorite in the whole house.

As if the hat wall wasn't enough, Cara also has a costume cupboard.

"Everyone needs to come up and just get out of their heads and have a laugh," Cara said.

The poker room was inspired by David Lynch and feels reminiscent of the red room in Twin Peaks.

Cara casually revealed that she's learned about various poker styles from her godmother Joan Collins: "She's very good at poker."

Perhaps the most fun element in Cara's home is the ball pit.

"They're really great for stress," Cara said of the ball pit. "You can't cry in a ball pit. I've tried."

"Honestly, every stress I've ever had is just gone, into the balls," Cara said. "The balls hold the stress now."

An emerald-green sectional sofa sits in front of a projector screen that comes down.

The second-floor bar also carries through the home's jungle theme.

Cara showed off another arcade machine.

There's also a jukebox loaded up with songs personally picked by Cara.

Cara's music room is loaded with instruments. She can play the drums, guitar, and piano.

Cara also owns a Bowie-signed guitar.

Cara calls this sexy attic lounge the "pink room" or "p*ssy palace," which has a swing, a mirrored ceiling, and soft suede walls.

A parrot sculpture overlooks the outdoor seating area.

Shown here is the first outdoor bar.

Look, trampolines!

"This is definitely Alice in Wonderland," Cara said while approaching her tented lounge in the backyard.

"I want to figure out how to put a laser show up in here or something," she added.

And now, the second outdoor bar.

Cara said the pool was one of the reasons she bought the property. "Everything about this house was different to every other house I'd seen," she said.

"It kind of is a metaphor for how I am in life," Cara said while discussing her love of lions. "Fake it till you make it, or at least just exude the thing you want to be."