Whatever the style is it certainly is something. I did mistakenly say the home was in Oconomowoc. Actually that is the location of the lister. The home is on Pine Lake in the Village of Chenequa (Hartland,WI). I am not sure what the first muraled room shown in my original post is, but I don't think it is a bathroom. It has upper cabinets on both sides of the room and the sink faucet looks like a kitchen faucet. It also looks like those might be 2 dishwashers, (painted of course) to the right of the sink. I just looked on the current lister's website and it has 48 pictures for the property, so here are some more. I promise, I won't add any more after this. I actually like this bathroom. Looks like there is a butlers pantry or scullery just off the kitchen Do you think that's the home owner playing the piano The current lister states that "Every detail was hand selected with thought and meaning behind every selection". Good to know that, I thought it was just heleter/shelter.

Love your bed. I don't think you have to match the beds, just get one that coordinates. I like the one above. I have a wrought Iron bed from Brass beds of VA. Can't say enough good things about them. I visited the factory and had a tour of how they are made. Only problem is that there are so many finish combinations you can get. My bed also has a brass tag on the end of the frame saying Brass Beds of Va and another one you can customize. We have of name and date we bought it.

And who's to say you're wrong, Pers0n? I see Art Deco in the coffee table and arched mirror, and soft pink featured prominently in the 80s Art Deco revival. But in any style revival, it never comes back exactly the way it did the last time around. Recent mid-century inspired decor shows its roots, but nobody would mistake most of it for an actual 60s interior, because people picked and chose and mixed and matched.

The story book whimsy corner on the right of the entry suggests a beginning for a porch roof on the front and right side of the house if you are more inclined to view it as a contemporary ranch than a Tudor wannabe. Would move the two shrubs in front of the front stoop stone section of the house and use them to fill in the spaces in the shrubs on the left side -- trimming all of the shrubs to below window sill height. Generally wouldn't change out the windows for "looks" if they're in good shape but that left one does seem oddly out of place. Depending upon what room that window is in (such as over a kitchen sink or bathroom), you might consider a small bay /garden window rather than cutting the brick to install a longer one to try to have it "match" the other windows. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/30751209944822919/ If you're keeping the wide white front door trim as is, in lieu of adding charcoal shutters (as houssaon suggested), you might want white shutters or even adding white trim around the windows -- keeping white as your one trim color . Agree with houssaon that the front railing should be removed. If you're not adding a front porch, the front stoop/landing could probably use more attention -- perhaps enlarging and reshaping it to create an arc as is over the door. If you do add a front porch, bring the under floor vent forward, too, and see if you can match the existing brick to face the vertical edges of a concrete porch as well as to outline the walk path. Let us know how your project is going.