Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Something about those doors in picture #2 reminds me of when Alice is trying to get in all the locked doors in Wonderland.

The whole thing reminds me of cross between Alice in Wonderland and the Shining!

It's super creepy... especially that playroom.
It gave me the heebeejeebees.

Can you imagine staying in that house at night all by yourself?
Or walking it room by room in the dark?
Every little noise would send me running for the door! lol

My thoughts exactly.
Alice in Wonderland meets The Shining is a perfect descriptor -- and here' I thought I was the only one completely creeped out.

Btw, for the pp that made the comment about the palm tree painted in the stairwell, the tree reminds me of the people living on the puff from Horton hears a Who, lol.

Anonymous wrote:You know what, I hate that but I can appreciate people who lived in their houses and decorated the way they wanted and didn't spend all day on DCUM and Houzz trying to figure out what bland paint to use that would be OK for resale 30 years on.

Word.

I have to wonder if whatever was going on decor-wise in the first bedroom (pic 29) was so outrageous that the listing agent was like, you have to change that.

I also must know what is on the fancy sign on front door! (pic 80).

And that bedroom in the basement (pic 71) looks like a room where you'd imprison someone you kidnapped.

Other than that - I really love it and if money were no object I'd snap it up! I might even keep some of the toile.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That's a new kind of hideous. It's a gut job. On a major road and way overpriced. Pass.

And the galley kitchen does the house no favors.

That kitchen takes the term "galley kitchen" to a new level - ahoy matey!

What up with the bathroom in pictures 24-25? The curtains look like there is a shirt hanging from the rods. And they entire wall is a mirror. But they put a decorative frame (made of mirror) above the sink.

But I love the wood wall in pictures 66-68.

Anonymous wrote:This is destined to become a DCUM classic. Can’t tell if I enjoy the palm tree on the stairwell more or the jewelery case in the basement.

Thank you, OP.

I actually thought it was supposed to be a Truffula tree from The Lorax. Whole house is awesome, bless these folks.

Anonymous wrote:Something about those doors in picture #2 reminds me of when Alice is trying to get in all the locked doors in Wonderland.

The whole thing reminds me of cross between Alice in Wonderland and the Shining!

It's super creepy... especially that playroom.
It gave me the heebeejeebees.

Can you imagine staying in that house at night all by yourself?
Or walking it room by room in the dark?
Every little noise would send me running for the door! lol

They seem to really enjoy fake plants.

I kind of love it. I wouldn't do this to my house but it's so
happy and eclectic.

Anonymous wrote:Something about those doors in picture #2 reminds me of when Alice is trying to get in all the locked doors in Wonderland.

Sorry, meant photo #3

Something about those doors in picture #2 reminds me of when Alice is trying to get in all the locked doors in Wonderland.

Anonymous wrote:Miss Haversham got into the watercolors again.

Pretty much what I was imagining.

I had meant to post something on this last week.

Looks to me like they said everyone in the family gets one room to decorate in his/her taste and no need to match the style of any other room.

Anonymous wrote:You know what, I hate that but I can appreciate people who lived in their houses and decorated the way they wanted and didn't spend all day on DCUM and Houzz trying to figure out what bland paint to use that would be OK for resale 30 years on.

So true! This person/these people know themselves and enjoyed their house and made it their own.

I like the way we can see her shoes! All those ladies shoes and one pair of men's shoes.

Oh wow. That kitchen is kinda awesome though.