[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.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by 2newyorkers

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:

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Sold in 2014, $655,800.

I wonder if that was before the paint job.

Originally Posted by 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.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by juneroses

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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]

Originally Posted by NotGolfer

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...)

[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]

Originally Posted by 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.

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.