reporter: the house has staken two years to create. when all the doodling s done, sam will move into the mansion with his wife elena. when sam told you he wanted to live in a doodle house, what was your reaction to that. i don t know, maybe i m weird, but i found it cool. reporter: so, to draw a conclusion, dreams of any shape and size really can come true. ian lee, cbs news, kent, england. reporter: that s a good wife. that is the news for this saturday. first thing tomorrow, sunday morning with jane pauley, polled by face the nation . guests include democratic congressman adam schiff, j.p. morgan chase ceo jamie diamond. for now i m adriana diaz in chicago. good night.
ian lee introduces us to an adult doodler who goes even further. this is the splash room. reporter: rarely do childhood dreams come to live. like a lot of kid, sam cot spent his younger years scribblings on walls. and now you buy your own house so you can draw on all the walls. yeah, that s right. reporter: known in the neighborhood as mr. doodle, every inch of his 12-room mansion is cover in the quirky creations, from floor to ceiling the clouds are filled with doodles. reporter: to every nook and cranny. is that a working fireplace? it is. reporter: each room has a theme. that s the computer room. reporter: reminds me of texas. this is the ensuite. reporter: sam s art give a whole new meaning of drawing a bath. have you bathed in this bathtub? not yet, no.