Where is Toluca Lake? I have to say this has been one of the most gorgeous homes I have ever seen referenced, considering my style. I love all the antiques. The only thing that hit me in a less than FAB way was . . . . brrrrrr with all that white. But I imagine Toluca Lake is a year-round hot spot so that reaction would probably be a plus. Also the white really showed off the furniture and different colors and woods and textures with the furniture. I loved the glass table top in the dining room, such a thoughtful way to show off the collection of antique chairs. I loved that vignette.

I wonder who the decorator was and what would you call that style? I love the way the decorating shows off the pieces in each room but doesn't look fussy and museum-like. Was the decorator a "Designing Woman?"

So now Annie Potts is known as young Sheldon's grandmother?! I get it but . . . sigh.

I like the house but the furnishings and styling, much of it, is cringe worthy to me. So close but just not there, again, to me. And I think that table is dated lol

How refreshing to see an actor's house that's not white on white and ultra modern. It's a classic style and I could have a blast decorating it

What are the white flower stems in the vase in the kitchen? I must get some, faux of course. ;)

Pretty house. I like most all of it.

Pink, Toluca Lake is a neighborhood in Los Angeles. North east of Beverly Hills and south west of Burbank. Very close to Universal Studios.

What a pretty house! I like all of the architectural features and the lot is gorgeous.

Toluca Lake is an LA neighborhood. Much to like about this house. Overall very charming. I like that vase chandy in the kitchen.....very different. Quite surprised to see the Ikea Hemnes dresser in the room with the orange spread. Most rooms are too busy for me, but I do like how they mixed different styles. Biggest turnoff for me was the blue painted heart on the gate.....reminded me of the 80’s country craze. I think I would have liked a more cottage feel to the interior as that is the architecture.

I remember Annie Potts for "Ghostbusters, whaddaya want?"

I like it. Great curb appeal with the arbor, and the back deck and lake access are awesome. While the white paint sets off the furnishings nicely, I agree that particular white is a bit stark. The article says it was only built in 1960, so someone (whether the original building or a later remodeler) did a great job making it look like it belongs to a much earlier era.

Annie Potts also voices Bo Peep in the Toy Story movies

So it was decorated Kirsten Dunst? She was the seller, right?

Lovely pieces in the house but I also find the white too stark, especially with the floor. Could this have been the realtor's suggestion? It doesn't look particularly "decorated" to me.

I adore the outside. Big fan too of the LR with that gorgeous piano, the DR with the pretty drapes, and the Master BR. The other bedrooms are pretty neglected. Seems like the owner is not into decor.

It's funny to hear the anti-white sentiment. White has fallen out of favor somewhat, esp with the rise of wallpaper and lacquered walls. But here it reminds me what a lovely foil it makes for gorgeous wooden pieces (the piano! the small wooden oval table!), for gilt (anyone else think of Vicky Elizabeth with that one?) and for plants (love the looming plants). It has reignited my love of white walls.

The outdoor spaces are fantastic. I like the style and collections indoors but think some of the smaller furnishings don’t look grounded. It’s close. I think seeing it in person would be lovely with all the windows ,light and outdoor views.

Might it be staged, if not entirely, then partially?

Don't get me wrong, @mtnrdredux_gw, I love white walls but in this house? On my monitor, the white chosen just looks too cold.

Really like this house. While I do think the decor of a few of the rooms is underwhelming, the house has such potential.

I, too, love the exterior, but find the interior to be a jumble of not well-coordinated pieces. It was so distracting that I couldn’t determine whether I even liked the plentiful rooms. I would like to see house plans and dimensions so I could imagine the house well-furnished and arranged.

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Would somebody please look at the white flower stems in the vase in the kitchen for me and tell me what you think they are? I'd love to copy the look.

I'm thinking Kristen wanted a light and airy feel to the house and the walls radiate that for me. White is best for showcasing her colorful accessories.

Oakley, the white flowers look faux to me. The stems appear to be pussy willows and the flowers look like white jonquils.

For heavens sake! Someone write those folks and let them know oval tables are terribly passé!! You can quote my daughter as your source. ;-)))

Love the outside and as you walk up to the door. I want that long trunk in the upstairs hallway!! The inside décor was sorta all over the place...pretty though.

Very curious layering of things. Somehow I think that home is very loud. I get the feel that sound really bounces around, it must be the floors.

BHG on using color SJ is obviously a color person like myself.

There's definitely a color scheme with a touch of pink in almost every room, and outdoors. Look at the backsplash in one area of the kitchen and it appears there's a barely light pink under-cabinet bulb which gives a faint pink glow. That's debatable though.

All the seating areas outdoors, with the exception of the upstairs balcony has a touch of pink, including the brick staircase and pool surround.

There's an all white bathroom upstairs and when I looked closely, she has pale pink towels.

I love the feminine master bedroom, I could spend all day in there.

So far I've counted three ships in a glass case. It's kind of like Where's Waldo. lol

BBSTX, i was going to post the same thing --- def pussywillows and I wasnt sure it the rest was orchids.

One thing I love is the huge pop of greenery in the LR and FR. It makes the room(s).

Bbstx, thanks! I didn't notice there were two different types of stems in the vase.

I wonder if you can swim in the lake - the pool is kind of small. I like that it is right on the lake, and you could at least have a small boat.