Three stair cases just off/in the foyer...that's a lot of sq footage dedicated to stairs...... That place would make a great Bed and Bath but a HOME??? Not for me.

Here it was before being whitwashed and landscaping ripped out:

Zill-ow still has listing photos up, this is the address (I tried posting the Z link, it wouldn’t go through):

https://candysdirt.com/tag/4311-arcady/

@arcy_gw those are mirrors...

Aside from the fact that you could make a very active drinking game out of counting the "ums", this was an enjoyable tour. The house itself is stunning architecturally, although I dislike the way it's been "whited out" and think it had so much more character before. There are some gorgeous fabrics and wallpapers featured. Some of it feels a bit staid to me, but it's clear that this has been a labor of love for her, so more power to her.

I had a hard time watching it. My expectations of people on-camera are too high. The lattice on the walls...no. The little flowers on the too much wall paper....no. The white washed exterior....no. I loved her collection of blue & white porcelain. Her classic stairs & botanical prints....lots to love there....

I lasted about five minutes due to all the "ums," then FF through a bit more before stopping. I would not be able to say it is "the most glamorous home I've ever seen."

I didn't watch the whole thing -- just clicked through to see pictures.

The house contains some lovely items, but it's a lot to take in. So much pattern upon pattern -- lots of stars, no supporting players. Nowhere for the eye to rest. Yes to the botanical prints. I was surprised to see my mom's dishes in the dishware cabinets. I like the green built-ins. I like the wallpaper in the blue/white half bath, but it would've been better if the floor were more simple /not competing. No to the mirrored doors in the dressing area -- I'd never remember what was behind each door. Fireplace in the gold bedroom is nice, but the ceiling is overdone. I like a lot of the drapes.

Given the hyperbolic title, I was expecting more glamour. It's nice and she's made a lovely home for her family. Love the little dachshund. It seems pretty traditional and English but I think the pattern layering/color tones selection could use some tweaking to make it come together better in some rooms. I skipped through the video just to look at the rooms.

I'm not familiar with Dallas, and had to look up the town/area, It seems like the homes are spaced very tightly because space is at a premium in a very high-end area.

@Jilly Thanks for sharing! Our team LOVES the original landscaping and exterior colors - so much charm! The warmer neutrals were so beautiful with all of the trees and ivy running up the walls.

I have no doubt that I would come across as a total doofus on camera (or generally, if you met me IRL) but I did roll my eyes when she said she was ”saturated in flowers in my sleep.”

It’s all just too fussy for me. Like a fancy grandma’s house.

"Fancy grandma's house"! That's a great description.

The homeowner actually reminds me very much of my BFF who is also Greek, both in her taste and actually her appearance as well. The house was a little too much for me but I liked almost all of the components. I think she went overboard with white paint—- painting the brick floor of the enclosed patio is sacrilege, like painting those lovely dining chairs white. The whole effect of the blinding white was like a whitewashed hotel on Santorini, but maybe that was her inspiration.

I noticed things she has that I also have: upholstered side chairs with wood frames carved to look like bamboo, Waterford jasper ware, blue and white export china vases and urns, white ceramic garden stools used as drinks tables next to armchairs, pink /green / white plates, her wicker console in the pool house is the same one I have in storage (hers was painted white and mine is natural), and the ceiling light in her bedroom (that she bought at a resale shop for $95, lol) was hanging in our last home’s foyer. She also has some items I would LOVE to have, notably an entire set of Rothschild Bird china, and very weirdly, I was looking at those bird glasses on Amazon last week. I must be a fancy grandma wannabe!

"Fancy grandma's house"! That's a great description.

Seems to be the opposite of the Coastal Grandma style that we keep hearing about.
I noticed things she has that I also have

I don't think the problem is with any thing she has ... it's EVERYTHING she has. Because she has EVERYTHING.

I agree - no place for the eyes to rest. And I'm sorry, but Chippendale style chairs in the dining room painted white?!?!?! NOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!! That's where I had to stop.

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