Different strokes...I don't see much in there that I like, starting with all the swirls! Swirls, swirls, everywhere swirls!

Vertigo...

I think a lot of it is very pretty-light and airy. That is a feeling I love!

I'm not a fan either, although I love the Family Room a lot. The rest looks very dated to me, but maybe is the old becoming new again?

The entrance foyer would make my head spin! But other than that and the green bamboo wallpaper in one of the bathrooms, I quite like all the rest!

I love the palette and the classic furniture mixed with contemporary art- a lovely combination of the staid and the modern.

The entry hall paper makes me dizzy but I really love many of the other rooms. Thanks for sharing.

Oh my goodness - that wouldn't be for me - too busy for my taste. There were a couple rooms that weren't too bad. Oddly it reminds me of an expensive in it's day furnished parade home that we went to in the early 70s. All about lime green.

Not for me. If I were a visitor I'd find a way to leave fast.

No wallpaper for me. However I love the light airy feel and the combination of furniture with decor colours.

Too many different patterns and far too much wallpaper for me. But, it's light and bright with generously sized spaces for the most part, which is appealing.

The foyer is really hard for me to take, and I don't care for the green bamboo lattice bathroom. But I like many of the other rooms, especially the dining room (although I don't like glass-top tables in practice). It's a mixed bag for me.

Love just about everything! Wallpaper included!

I wouldn't/couldn't live there but I'd like to be friends with the person that did so I could visit :)

Migraines ... instant vertigo and migraines.

Some of it is ok, but that foyer! Yow!

Too much pattern and stuff for me.

I can see what you like, I like it a lot, too. I do agree that the foyer might be a bit too much. The PR with the lime bamboo ... I can see going a little wild in a PR. But mostly I find it to be light and airy and pretty!

I just read this article in my copy of Southern Living. It's all nice and bright and I like her use of color but it's much too busy for me. Too much pattern and color, and it's not at all calming and peaceful like I prefer for my living spaces - I think it would make me feel anxious to live there!

I think I'd like to visit too, but it's too overdone for me to feel comfortable living there. I like a lot of the furnishings, but that wallpaper? Uh-UH.

I couldn't walk through the foyer, dizzzzzzzzy.

I like it all except for the foyer.

I love all the color and pattern, and most of it is well done. I like something interesting to look at in a home. I hated the animal print rug though. What is it with this style of making sure to have one anachronistic, ugly animal-themed piece in a room?

I really like every room except the entryway. That blue & white wallpaper is overpowering.

Another non-fan who also saw it in SL and rolled my eyes at some of her choices; I particularly didn't care for that green trim in the dining room--it doesn't show up online but there are lines of ribbon running vertically as well as around the moldings and it just looked cheap and silly.

And as others have said the dizzying variety of patterns layered together didn't really work IMO. One of those lovely classic houses that makes me sigh a little and wish the decorator hadn't been quite so caffeinated when she dreamed up the decor ;)

Not for me. There are some nice things in there but I had to hunt for them amid all the visual clutter. Edited to add, the family room and the banquette were very nice though.

Sensory overload for me, but I do like the colors. What's up with those two chairs in the living room, facing away from each other and the table?

It's so interesting that I like most of it since I normally don't like sensory overload and clutter. The entry is my least favorite, though.

I didn't notice the facing away chairs, so went back to look. I have to
say on 2nd viewing, I like more of it than I originally thought. The
foyer just is too much for me though.