Interesting house

[patfla06]

If you go to the Villages website look at resale homes.
This house is a Seabrook and is listed at $819,495.
Probably the most unusual house I’ve ever seen.

[Goldwingnut]

We'll they weren't afraid of using a little color. Not the plain white walls like you see in many houses.

[juneroses]

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[Abby10]

Wow, that is by far the most interesting house that I have ever seen where color is concerned. When I see houses like this I often wonder if the owner is an artist. It may not be everyone's taste but it definitely flows and is well put together.

[NotGolfer]

Wow, that is by far the most interesting house that I have ever seen where color is concerned. When I see houses like this I often wonder if the owner is an artist. It may not be everyone's taste but it definitely flows and is well put together.

I agree!! Whomever the homeowner is they're not afraid to express their love of color. Some folks would rather play "safe and boring" with neutral. If it's not to the buyer's taste, they can always re-paint it!!!

[2newyorkers]

The ceiling in the master bedroom was very interesting. It looks like piped icing.

[waterlily]

A Jimmy Buffet Fan or just loves Parrots?

This one has tons of color as well!

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[GoodLife]

what happens when the wife thinks she is an interior decorator

am sure the realtor tried to make gentle suggestions but was overruled.

[msendo]

It is interesting with the colors combination used- right down to the washer/dryer.

[Bogie Shooter]

Sold in 2014, $655,800.

[Bjeanj]

The house has good bones. As my mother would say, “bless their hearts, money doesn’t buy good taste.”

Meow.

[manaboutown]

I like the blue but the green, not so much.

[redwitch]

Dramatic! Not my taste but I think I’d enjoy visiting here.

[Chi-Town]

$800,000 for a two bath home?

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[Nucky]

Specialized houses are rough to move but there is a buyer for ever house. (No Mean Jokes). It will go.

[patfla06]

Just when I think I’ve seen it all......☺️

How many coats of paint do you think it will take to cover those paint colors?

[patfla06]

[QUOTE=Bjeanj;1548715]The house has good bones. As my mother would say, “bless their hearts, money doesn’t buy good taste.”

Meow.

:BigApplause:

[asianthree]

The ceiling in the master bedroom was very interesting. It looks like piped icing.

Same as the bench, must be the same material

[asianthree]

Well couple of coats of glitz will cover up some of the dark colors.
It’s the mirrors in the kitchen on cabinet fronts, that have me confused. But if you will notice the entire house has mirrors of some sort and every room whether it be the desks, on the walls, nightstands,kitchen island front. Must have to buy windex by the gallon.

[pbkmaine]

I think the green tray ceiling is supposed to look like malachite:

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180530/805b054c727bec7f3d7e8675ecc1eea4.jpg

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Sold in 2014, $655,800.

I wonder if that was before the paint job.

[fw102807]

Well couple of coats of glitz will cover up some of the dark colors.
It’s the mirrors in the kitchen on cabinet fronts, that have me confused. But if you will notice the entire house has mirrors of some sort and every room whether it be the desks, on the walls, nightstands,kitchen island front. Must have to buy windex by the gallon.

:agree:

[CFrance]

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Oh wow. I love it! I'd never do it, but I love it.


I wonder who they got to paint their bathroom cabinets. I've always wanted painted kitchen cabinets but don't know who would do it.

[OCsun]

I see a house where the owner has a love of color and enjoyed the beauty of each area. I love the bathrooms and can feel the peacefulness of working at the desk in the Lanai.
The colors are obviously louder then most people would chose. Many home buyers come in and re-paint a house to their liking no matter boring or bright. Mirrors on kitchen cabinets are a problem. JMHO

[Bay Kid]

Very cool

[CFrance]

I agree!! Whomever the homeowner is they're not afraid to express their love of color. Some folks would rather play "safe and boring" with neutral. If it's not to the buyer's taste, they can always re-paint it!!!
I agree with you. However, it would cost thousands to cover that up with a neutral color. Hopefully some buyer will just love it, or love the house enough to factor in the painting cost.


You almost have to buy it turnkey, furniture and all!


Too bad the view of the lake is blocked. Might want to take out summa those trees. (OH wait...:evil6:)

[C4Boston]

Hideous. Will cost $80,000 to bring it back

[Marathon Man]

Love it, love it, LOVE it.

[inda50]

Exciting home. Wonderful in coordination of all the different colors elements and mirrors in the kitchen. This is not easy to do and certainly not for bland tastes. I love it.

[Sydney]

Well couple of coats of glitz will cover up some of the dark colors.
It’s the mirrors in the kitchen on cabinet fronts, that have me confused. But if you will notice the entire house has mirrors of some sort and every room whether it be the desks, on the walls, nightstands,kitchen island front. Must have to buy windex by the gallon.

Yes, the mirrors are the only thing that would really bother me.
I believe you should decorate your home to your lifestyle and taste. When it is time to sell invest in making it more neutral, it will pay off.

[Taltarzac725]

I wonder what kind of personalities the owners have?

Lots of different colors inside that home.

[Chatbrat]

Trying to match all the fixtures and paint for a potential buyer will be an interesting project

[fw102807]

Yes, the mirrors are the only thing that would really bother me.
I believe you should decorate your home to your lifestyle and taste. When it is time to sell invest in making it more neutral, it will pay off.

I would have nose prints on every single one. Not a house for pet owners.

[Chatbrat]

Imagine looking up a that MBR ceiling after a heavy night of drinking--wouldn't take much for the room to start spinning

[KathieI]

Oh wow. I love it! I'd never do it, but I love it.


I wonder who they got to paint their bathroom cabinets. I've always wanted painted kitchen cabinets but don't know who would do it.


I agree, I love it too but would never do it, nor do I think I have the talent to pull it off. The one that also uses a lot of color but I really like it is #VLS 225756 in Duval. That's a very HAPPY house to me, would love to live in it but its above my budget.

[zmarkp]

I will bet the owners are very interesting people!

[Bill32]

May attract some buyers but chase off others....great location though....

[Kenswing]

This wouldn't bother us at all. The first thing we do when we buy a house is paint it anyway.

[Tom C]

It would be like living in a 12 year old granddaughter's aquarium - Lots of bright colors and most of the neon variety! Very interesting use of mirrors in the kitchen (around the bar base and on the cabinets).

[CFrance]

I would have nose prints on every single one. Not a house for pet owners.
Bwahaha! Excellent point.

[Nucky]

Mrs. Nucky LOVED it. Ut Oh. Move there...probably not. Paint here, maybe. We painted when we moved in and then again at the one year mark. Enough. When we lived in N.J. every Spring Paint, Paint, Paint, the rooms were getting smaller. I paint with a checkbook now, no more for me I can't handle it.

I love the house the Op showed us a whole lot especially the color. Takes Guts.

[EnglishJW]

Dramatic! Not my taste but I think I’d enjoy visiting here.

I agree completely. The house would be great to visit - wonderfully unique - but much too busy (for me) to live in.

[My Post]

New money if it ever was.

[LuckySevens]

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WOW....thanks for sharing this site!

[EPutnam1863]

If you go to the Villages website look at resale homes.
This house is a Seabrook and is listed at $819,495.
Probably the most unusual house I’ve ever seen.

What a shame to spend all that money building a house just to live in TV.

[EPutnam1863]

The owners forgot something...flamingoes in neon colors.

[Carla B]

Friends of ours had a 1200 sq. ft. condo in South Florida. The LR/DR walls were all painted with "Caribbean" inspired colors...a wall of turquoise blue, adjacent to a wall of tangerine, adjacent to a wall of lime green. And the walls were decorated with framed artwork collected through the years, large and small, hung ceiling to floor. It was beautiful.

[Chatbrat]

Maybe they liked the house but not TV, when we were cruising ,-met a gentleman who did tons of research -bought a 58' Kadey Krogen--6 months later the boat was for sale-his reason was, liked getting and having the boat built, but hated cruising

Maybe a similarity. liked building and decorating the house--but didn't want to live in it--the house looks like it has very little mileage

[CFrance]

Friends of ours had a 1200 sq. ft. condo in South Florida. The LR/DR walls were all painted with "Caribbean" inspired colors...a wall of turquoise blue, adjacent to a wall of tangerine, adjacent to a wall of lime green. And the walls were decorated with framed artwork collected through the years, large and small, hung ceiling to floor. It was beautiful.
It's so hard to do this tastefully, but I think they have achieved it. They were a little edgy--past Caribbean pastel and shore birds--with their colors and decorations, and I think that pulls it off. I wouldn't have the nerve, but I love it.

[asianthree]

If you noticed the picture of the closet has been removed. Nicely appointed shelves, with wire hangers, and lots of women’s clothes. Closet didn’t have any mirrors.

[EPutnam1863]

I agree!! Whomever the homeowner is they're not afraid to express their love of color. Some folks would rather play "safe and boring" with neutral. If it's not to the buyer's taste, they can always re-paint it!!!

Agreed. Color reflects the owner's personality.

[EPutnam1863]

New money if it ever was.

It is my hunch that the owner(s) either won a lottery or inherited so much money that they got carried away. Reminds me of a friend who inherited so much money that she had a house built with a kitchen big enough to feed an army. Three years later she realized her mistake and sold the house

[EPutnam1863]

It's so hard to do this tastefully, but I think they have achieved it. They were a little edgy--past Caribbean pastel and shore birds--with their colors and decorations, and I think that pulls it off. I wouldn't have the nerve, but I love it.

I rather doubt that they did it themselves. They probably hired a designer to do it.

We had a friend in Melbourne who inherited a bunch of money. They had their house built with a pool that had a train going around it. They hired a designer to buy all the furnishings, paint, the whole works - even importing 100 beer mugs t o line the shelves in the den.

Before taking occupancy, they sold everything they had back in CT and ordered two Cadillacs to be delivered to them when they arrived at the airport, bringing only a file box.

Then they purchased clothing and toothbrushes.

Six years later they went bankrupt.

[CFrance]

My guess is one or both of them is an artist.

[600th Photo Sq]

WOW !!!!!!!!!!! I absolutely love it. Everything about the house is wonderful. Also the lani color actually highlights the outdoors brings it all together perfectly.

The furniture along with the art work must have cost a small fortune. This home is nothing short of " Stunning " !

[Sgroemm]

The colors in the two homes make me feel happy....I think they are just beautiful and tastefully done.

[EPutnam1863]

I agree!! Whomever the homeowner is they're not afraid to express their love of color. Some folks would rather play "safe and boring" with neutral. If it's not to the buyer's taste, they can always re-paint it!!!

If you watch HGTV's House Hunters, you would be surprised at how few young people are willing to paint if they don't like the color(s). The millenials want their houses to be perfect and handed to them on silver platters.

So as one poster here said, the best way is to paint everything in neutral colors, have SS kitchen appliances, granite, granite, granite countertops, and fancy bathrooms. These people are not able to think outside boxes.

[EPutnam1863]

Maybe they liked the house but not TV, when we were cruising ,-met a gentleman who did tons of research -bought a 58' Kadey Krogen--6 months later the boat was for sale-his reason was, liked getting and having the boat built, but hated cruising

Maybe a similarity. liked building and decorating the house--but didn't want to live in it--the house looks like it has very little mileage

To facilitate selling a house, staging it as if though there was no mileage, is a must these days.

[Spikearoni]

what happens when the wife thinks she is an interior decorator

am sure the realtor tried to make gentle suggestions but was overruled.

Or perhaps the wife was overruled by her husband! The adage is that more men than women are color blind.:MOJE_whot:

[patfla06]

Everyone has their own taste.

The first thing I thought upon seeing it is it belongs
in Vegas.

[Nucky]

Do you think if they get a great compliment about the decoration they would take a dive on the price?

[Brenda22]

Gorgeous!

[UpNorth]

Real estate photographers use a lot of bright strobe flash to make the interior much brighter than it is. Houses here in The Villages are not normally that bright. Plenty of solar tubes are used to bring light into the center of houses here for that reason. Even though the colors are there, I would expect it to look a lot different in person, especially on a darker day. All those deep colors might look quite a bit more darker and depressing if you saw it in person.

[PoolBrews]

Absolutely love it! Had these colors in my last home (not the dull blah green - we like bright colors), and have them in our new home. Terra Cotta Red, Turquise, Sun Yellow, and Tangerine. When put together right, they look fantastic, and make you happy every time you walk in the house.

I don't understand why I see comments where folks say "I love it, but I could never do it". If you love it - why wouldn't you do it? Life is too short to be dull :)

I also agree that current buyers can't see past the colors - which again I don't understand. That has never stopped me. If you like the layout, like the price, it's only $2,000 or less to change the entire home - just lower your offer. We had to repaint our last home to sell - it killed me to go with ice blue (more like a blue gray).

Also, as an FYI - all of those colors will easily cover with one coat - two at the most. Just use good paint any color is easy to cover.

[Abby10]

Absolutely love it! Had these colors in my last home (not the dull blah green - we like bright colors), and have them in our new home. Terra Cotta Red, Turquise, Sun Yellow, and Tangerine. When put together right, they look fantastic, and make you happy every time you walk in the house.

I don't understand why I see comments where folks say "I love it, but I could never do it". If you love it - why wouldn't you do it? Life is too short to be dull :)

I also agree that current buyers can't see past the colors - which again I don't understand. That has never stopped me. If you like the layout, like the price, it's only $2,000 or less to change the entire home - just lower your offer. We had to repaint our last home to sell - it killed me to go with ice blue (more like a blue gray).

Also, as an FYI - all of those colors will easily cover with one coat - two at the most. Just use good paint any color is easy to cover.

I have to admit I keep going back to look at the pictures of this house - happy, fun is a good way to describe the feel of it. I can't imagine using such intense colors in a small house though. Since you seem to know something about this, with a smaller house would it work better to paint just one wall in such a bright color versus the entire room?

One thing's for sure, if this house ever lists as an open house, I bet this thread will result in quite a few visitors. :)

[EPutnam1863]

Real estate photographers use a lot of bright strobe flash to make the interior much brighter than it is. Houses here in The Villages are not normally that bright. Plenty of solar tubes are used to bring light into the center of houses here for that reason. Even though the colors are there, I would expect it to look a lot different in person, especially on a darker day. All those deep colors might look quite a bit more darker and depressing if you saw it in person.

Agreed!

[PoolBrews]

I have seen this done both ways, and it can work for either. The amount of color you want to use really is dependent on just how adventurous and daring you are. You don't want colors that clash. Having a single wall in a bright color will really make it pop, so select the wall with that thought in mind.

I don't like white, black, grey, or beige... they make me feel blah, so the first thing we did was to select a primary background color that would be used on most walls - the same way most folks use white, grey, or beige. In our case we selected a muted yellow. It's bright enough to feel cheery, but doesn't dominate the rooms. Then we selected accent colors to make the lines in the house pop. In our case we used a fairly bright Turquoise on the rear wall of the living room, and as accent on the walls that go to the foyer and dining room. As you move to the kitchen, the turquoise gives way to Terra Cotta Red.

My study and the master bedroom are tangerine... because it makes us happy, and because tangerine (or orange) evokes creativity and energy :)

Bright colors are not for everyone, but if you find you like them, once you put them in your home it's impossible to go back to the norm. I honestly don't care if other folks don't like it -what is important is does it make you happy? I have had comments all over the place - from "I need sunglasses in here", "It's a hoot!" (real comment from a realtor - haha), to the other end - "Gorgeous", "Warm", "Happy", "Alive".

I guess I like to wake up every morning and get reminded how bright and fun life can be!

[EPutnam1863]

Or perhaps the wife was overruled by her husband! The adage is that more men than women are color blind.:MOJE_whot:

One staging designer told us that because our furnishings were traditional, we should put them all in storage and rent transitional furniture which has aboslutely no personality at all.

[fw102807]

One staging designer told us that because our furnishings were traditional, we should put them all in storage and rent transitional furniture which has aboslutely no personality at all.

I agree. The idea that all of the houses should look alike is ridiculous given that we all come from different parts of the country. If the buyers can't see beyond the furniture that is pretty sad.

[Abby10]

I have seen this done both ways, and it can work for either. The amount of color you want to use really is dependent on just how adventurous and daring you are. You don't want colors that clash. Having a single wall in a bright color will really make it pop, so select the wall with that thought in mind.

I don't like white, black, grey, or beige... they make me feel blah, so the first thing we did was to select a primary background color that would be used on most walls - the same way most folks use white, grey, or beige. In our case we selected a muted yellow. It's bright enough to feel cheery, but doesn't dominate the rooms. Then we selected accent colors to make the lines in the house pop. In our case we used a fairly bright Turquoise on the rear wall of the living room, and as accent on the walls that go to the foyer and dining room. As you move to the kitchen, the turquoise gives way to Terra Cotta Red.

My study and the master bedroom are tangerine... because it makes us happy, and because tangerine (or orange) evokes creativity and energy :)

Bright colors are not for everyone, but if you find you like them, once you put them in your home it's impossible to go back to the norm. I honestly don't care if other folks don't like it -what is important is does it make you happy? I have had comments all over the place - from "I need sunglasses in here", "It's a hoot!" (real comment from a realtor - haha), to the other end - "Gorgeous", "Warm", "Happy", "Alive".

I guess I like to wake up every morning and get reminded how bright and fun life can be!

Love it! Thanks so much for the response. This is really giving me something to think about especially since my husband actually liked it which surprised me. Now we just have to break out of our neutral mode - lol.

[tomwed]

Love it! Thanks so much for the response. This is really giving me something to think about especially since my husband actually liked it which surprised me. Now we just have to break out of our neutral mode - lol.
I feel a yard sale coming up.

[Abby10]

One staging designer told us that because our furnishings were traditional, we should put them all in storage and rent transitional furniture which has aboslutely no personality at all.

Realtors in our area up north are often recommending the same. I have noticed that many houses up here that have done that, along with some minor upgrades and updating, have sold very fast and usually at or close to asking price versus comparable houses that have not done so.

Realtors also stress up here the importance of the quality of the photos that are posted online. According to the realtors the younger generation, because of their busy lifestyle, filter everything online first and will totally blow off any home with not so great pics.

[Abby10]

I feel a yard sale coming up.

Haha....I should be having one. We are getting rid of a lot of stuff trying to prep for going between 2 houses in the near future. Want to keep everything as streamlined as possible.

If we try the paint idea, it will probably be in the TV house. It's much smaller and will be easier to fix in case it ends up looking like something out of the '60s - lol.

[Nucky]

Steve from Kling Painting has the Natural ability to help you select colors that would be tough to try to figure out on your own. He helped me before the mistake happened in two different rooms in our little house. Its time to be a little daring as we close in on the finish line. Some Florida colors in our life are nice. Just Nothing crazy in the bedroom color wise, soothing colors are best.

[Abby10]

Steve from Kling Painting has the Natural ability to help you select colors that would be tough to try to figure out on your own. He helped me before the mistake happened in two different rooms in our little house. Its time to be a little daring as we close in on the finish line. Some Florida colors in our life are nice. Just Nothing crazy in the bedroom color wise, soothing colors are best.

Thanks for the referral, Nucky. I was thinking the same thing about the bedroom colors. I have a hard enough time with sleep some nights without "energized" walls around me - lol.

[CFrance]

If you watch HGTV's House Hunters, you would be surprised at how few young people are willing to paint if they don't like the color(s). The millenials want their houses to be perfect and handed to them on silver platters.

So as one poster here said, the best way is to paint everything in neutral colors, have SS kitchen appliances, granite, granite, granite countertops, and fancy bathrooms. These people are not able to think outside boxes.
Wow, you are really negative about all this. Making a lot of unsubstantiated statements. For one thing, I know quite a few young people willing to roll up their sleeves and make a house their own. We helped some of them.


This house obviously makes the owners happy and was well done. I don't understand why so many negative posts.

[asianthree]

We have a red accent wall in our livingroom. Each time a new person comes to our home they love the out of the box color. 3 have asked for the name of the color, and used it in their home. It’s just paint, you can change it in a couple of hours.

[fw102807]

We have a red accent wall in our livingroom. Each time a new person comes to our home they love the out of the box color. 3 have asked for the name of the color, and used it in their home. It’s just paint, you can change it in a couple of hours.

I bet it is beautiful. I am a pastel kind of person but I have a friend who uses bright colors for accent walls and her house is beautiful. It is just paint and people should not be afraid to try something other than vanilla.

[sbarron01]

Less than a year to go til we retire to TV...woohoo! Thanks for posting the links to those 2 homes - that's *exactly* what me/Northerners think of Florida. We want the pop of beach color, the feeling we're living in Key West (pls don't burst my dream bubble!). Sure, it's out of my price range, maybe I'll paint a closet in some wild/wacky color. Husband & I in DC driving down NY Ave to get onto 395, rundown/sad section of town, and passed a 1900 (yes, over a century old) row house, in the process of being reno'd, and the sign in front read "2 Miami-inspired condos coming soon." We were LOL!! Have *never* heard anything in DC being compared to Miami. And it's the most beige-ist colors ever...each condo for $1.6 million.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/117-New-York-Ave-NW-2-Washington-DC-20001/2090254606_zpid/

off to play the lottery... : )

[CFrance]

Less than a year to go til we retire to TV...woohoo! Thanks for posting the links to those 2 homes - that's *exactly* what me/Northerners think of Florida. We want the pop of beach color, the feeling we're living in Key West (pls don't burst my dream bubble!). Sure, it's out of my price range, maybe I'll paint a closet in some wild/wacky color. Husband & I in DC driving down NY Ave to get onto 395, rundown/sad section of town, and passed a 1900 (yes, over a century old) row house, in the process of being reno'd, and the sign in front read "2 Miami-inspired condos coming soon." We were LOL!! Have *never* heard anything in DC being compared to Miami. And it's the most beige-ist colors ever...each condo for $1.6 million.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/117-New-York-Ave-NW-2-Washington-DC-20001/2090254606_zpid/

off to play the lottery... : )
It's not even a very good view!

[twoplanekid]

While muted in comparison, this house for sale is also a tad colorful.

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[msendo]

Yes, while it somewhat muted, it is also nicely done. I especially like the lanai- serene and a nice accent to the pool. Also, the wood inlay in the ceilings are different.

[Taltarzac725]

While muted in comparison, this house for sale is also a tad colorful.

Homefinder - The Villages(R) Homes and Villas for Sale (https://www.thevillages.com/homefinder/#/S191.40/Gallery/2?new&preowned&homesites&model=Boxwood&lng=-81.95755379190526&lat=28.836268768518245&lvl=10)

That one has a really cool pool.

[Abby10]

While muted in comparison, this house for sale is also a tad colorful.

Homefinder - The Villages(R) Homes and Villas for Sale (https://www.thevillages.com/homefinder/#/S191.40/Gallery/2?new&preowned&homesites&model=Boxwood&lng=-81.95755379190526&lat=28.836268768518245&lvl=10)

Beautiful home, beautiful setting. Looks like something out of a magazine. Very tastefully done.

[twoplanekid]

The house in Lake Deaton is open today from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM. May walk down the street to take a look.

[BoatRatKat]

I think it's spectacular! It's refreshing to see something out of the ordinary and I think they have a fabulous decorating style. Not my style, only because it's not practical (the mirrored kitchen cabinets would be full of fingerprints in my house) but I appreciate their design flair. LOVE IT, absolutely LOVE IT!

[patfla06]

The house in Lake Deaton is open today from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM. May walk down the street to take a look.

Bring your sunglasses.

[fw102807]

Looks like this house is still for sale.

[Bjeanj]

Wow! Very unique!

[jdsl1998]

I do like it. I'd love for it to belong to a friend so I could visit.
BUT, far too many mirrors for me. I don't want to see myself that often...

[CFrance]

I do like it. I'd love for it to belong to a friend so I could visit.
BUT, far too many mirrors for me. I don't want to see myself that often...
I so get that!