It's horrible, I was thinking about it while cleaning house a while ago and this was going through my mind: "we were only gone for the weekend, we thought it would be ok, I mean they are 15 and 16 and we thought they were old enough to leave home alone. But when we got home, this is how we found our house!" HA! I wonder if insurance would pay for the damages...LMAO!

The listing says complete by a professional. After looking at the photos I thought professional what?.

What is that stuff?

If you look at the pricing history, you will notice it was listed at over 1 million in January, now in the $300,000's. I can see why.

A professional what?? That is one hot mess.

Looks like an owners life work. May be on the market a very long time. I find nothing attractive about any of the work, but have to admire what it took to do it. WOW

I told the missus that this is in the top two ugliest houses ever. She asked what was the other one and I didn't have an answer.

I strongly encouraged her to see this. I have not heard her laugh this much since we said our wedding vows!

It took many hours to create this and it would probably take triple those hours to get it looking sane.

Thanks Raven. I will now have more strange dreams.

This one is pretty obvious, but I've been in several "normal" houses that, when viewing the results of a remodel or redecorating exercise that the owner(s) thought was the cat's meow, left me scratching my head.

This was a part of some sort of art facilities according to the other post. I guess supposedly professional artists?

It is a disturbing mess. The faces on the wall watching the toilet! The dangling boob lights with the bra painted on the ceiling. Poor photographer.

Time to call in the wrecking ball. Tear it down and start over.

There are so many code violations I can't even believe it is on the market.

On the other thread someone provided a link to the "company" responsible for that crack head's nightmare. In its mission statement it says it creates "memorable" spaces. I don't think "memorable" for all the wrong reasons is per se a good thing. Jesus wept.

Could you imagine an inspector's reaction to this hot mess? HAHA!

That was hard to look at....my eyes! Oh my! :0)

Well, they are consistent in their style.

I like the piano.

DH says the wooden railings around that gazebo thing look like the aftermath of a bar fight.

Reminds me of Outsider Art. Or something by Sunray Kelley, but at least I wouldn't be embarrassed to walk through the front door.

I thought I posted a comment here last night. It's gone.

The person who decorated it appears to have been mentally ill. Oddly, I'm more bothered by the outside of the house than the inside. I think it's because I've never really cared for that style of house. I think the house would make a great flip. Assuming the workings of the house are ok, the house needs cosmetic work. That ugly texturization of the walls and ceiling could probably be easily scraped and retexturized. Some of those tiles in various places would need to go. I think you could do a lot with paint. It'd take manpower, but not necessarily a lot of expense.

Talk about a home decorating project gone wrong. Oh my. LOL

I was getting dizzy looking at it!

That's drizzled, doodled paint scrolls. Wouldn't that all have to be scraped off before doing anything? And fabric-covered spindles. I'm not sure if some of the ceilings,are unfinished, or decorated purposely.

There'd be too much money in labour trying to flip it. Just burn it down!

That house is horrible and I saw in the other post that it was done by artists. I do not see how something that horrible can be considered "art"

The worst house I have ever seen. I thought at first that it must be an elaborate decorating scheme for Halloween? Nightmare on "any" street? Anyone buying this would need a crew to come in and muck it all out. That is if it was up to code and passed a home inspection. It would need to be sold at a salvage price.

That's a tear-down.

I think the renovation company's motto could be:

"Disguising Cheap, by Making it Ugly™ "

Can you imagine the misery of the realtor who has to list/show this house?

It appears to me that the right side of the house is an add-on. That adds to the lack of appeal.

If you look at the front (long shot) besides the drive way, it appears that there is a asphalt parking space.

And, what is that on the floor of the garage? And, why do the garage like that anyway?

Bet the neighbors will be happy when/if it's sold.

Someone asked on the other post what do you think those covered things are by the doors and light switches? I have looked a couple of times and see even more crazy things I missed previously. I had barely paid attention to the exterior but it is a mess too. I can't believe the price history and what they are asking. Every one of the hook toilet paper holders is mounted going the wrong direction. You would not be able to keep tp on it. The artist are idiots! They must have got a great deal on that fabric and the burnt orange metallic goop paint stuff. Inspired by the piece of pvc pipe for a curtain rod in the dining room and the use of the tablecloth as the curtains and the dangling bits of fabric on the ends lol. Who ever knew spindles got chills and needed covers. And how would anyone clean that place. I bet I would have an asthma attack at the door can you imagine the smell it can't have been cleaned in ages. The floors were at one time nice.

The only think I liked in that house was the red quilt on one of the beds....WOW, what a mess and to ask that much money????But, I'll bet, if cleaned up to look normal, it might be a pretty nice house....But, who in their right mind would do that??

Holy cow, and in Avon, CT, of all places. Such a pretty little suburban town! One of my exec friends used to live there. I wish I still had his email, he would laugh himself silly over this one!

While I've already commented on the other thread, I will add something here... the thing that bothers me the most is that they destroyed nice materials, e.g. cabinetry, hardwood floors, etc. in order to insert whatever obscure thing they found to be "better". Why?

At least I'm fairly sure they cut into the wood to insert these "patches". For instance:

I think those patches are tiny throw rugs. And having read the "artist/decorator" 's website notes about this abomination/house, I think the little things hanging by the light switches are pieces of paper, each with a poem the artist wrote expanding on the "theme" of each room. The poems are equally terrible and unfathomable.

Well, I hope the owner doesn't read this thread because s/he would be quite hurt. It's very different, but I'll leave it at that. To each his own.