Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't make all the same interior design choices, but I like the house. Franklin Park is a fantastic neighborhood.
FP booster.
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't make all the same interior design choices, but I like the house. Franklin Park is a fantastic neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These pictures hurt my eyes. Wow. So much going on and a lot of clutter.
Me too! So soo cluttered! Gah!
+1
Too "Farmy" for me. No thanks.
I have never cared for LL designs and I also dislike the current ‘modern farmhouse’ trends.
This is going to be a no from me.
But, I also don’t have 3.2M so what do I know
Whatever Lauren![]()
I’m trying to figure out why think your opinion matters after it’s already sold for more than list.
You do you, and let the new owners enjoy their house.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These pictures hurt my eyes. Wow. So much going on and a lot of clutter.
Me too! So soo cluttered! Gah!
+1
Too "Farmy" for me. No thanks.
I have never cared for LL designs and I also dislike the current ‘modern farmhouse’ trends.
This is going to be a no from me.
But, I also don’t have 3.2M so what do I know
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These pictures hurt my eyes. Wow. So much going on and a lot of clutter.
Me too! So soo cluttered! Gah!
+1
Too "Farmy" for me. No thanks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These pictures hurt my eyes. Wow. So much going on and a lot of clutter.
Me too! So soo cluttered! Gah!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:.Anonymous wrote:I mean, it's definite on brand for the designer. So if you like that sort of thing it's great. Some rich person who likes her HGTV show will buy it, then in 4 years when they get tired of it they'll hire a designer to redo it (and hopefully rip out the gray wood paneling when they do!).
I disagree. I think there are very obvious signs of LL’s work, but then the homeowner added their own spin once LL was done. Which was a mistake. LL definitely has her own style, that’s not everyone’s taste, but her designs are typically refined and subdued. Not... this.
I agree with this. I usually like LL's work way more than I liked this, and I thought her calling card was kind of subtle layering. Sometimes her choices are a bit off the wall for me, but I usually find her work a bit more...inspirational or something, like even if I couldn't envision LL's design in my house, I like the concept. Not so much here.
The 2-seat dining room seats though...whoever picked those, they seem insanely annoying in practice. How irritating if you're sharing with someone and they get up/push the seat back? I also hated the wall paneling and extreme farmy-ness of the stair rails, sliding barn door near entry.