Hehehe. The exterior looks so tame!

I'm not into displaying brand names, but that hippo is kind of super!

It's like if Gray and Color had a baby...

Two Grammys and an Oscar in the closet...wow!

Hmm the outside is kinda nice. The inside is ...umm... consistent.

Nice exterior.

It reminded me of those photo (filters) where a black and white photo had certain elements in a bright, saturated color. But in this case, the B&W is in every pattern, print and geometric under the sun. I'd like to say it is just decor, but that is a lot of tile, flooring and wallpaper that would need to be swapped out. It is really hard to look past the decor and see just the architecture.

I missed the Oscar and two grammy's lol

Cute on the outside - painful on the inside.

You’re right about one thing at least— Oklahoma is definitely not wonderland.

Upon further reflection I take back what I said about the outside. It has one of those hulking roof masses, as do its neighbors, all squished into a cul de sac. Can you imagine a 1900-1950 neighborhood built like that? It's all about volume over good sense and good taste.

Once the furniture, decor, etc are out (and why aren’t they?), it’s just paint. Mostly.

kswl, thank God Oklahoma isn't Disney Wonderland! And, we will fight to keep it that way!

Found out he works with Disney. Go figure.

The exterior is okay. Are the interior photos real? It looks photoshopped…and whether it is or isn’t, WHY??? Who would do this, or pay to have it done??? Absolutely hideous to the point of frightening.

china, I think it looks photoshopped too! But, who would make it look that way on purpose?

I appreciate the whimsy, exuberance and personality on display-- and somehow its still very gray! Not my thing, obviously, but better than mindless conformity.

Even the garage is decorated! Yikes!

There's too much to comment on, but one outstanding feature was the astroturf on the dining table!!

At least it is consistent?

I also missed the awards. Too much else to see.

He sees dead people (no, really), and he is a happy, successful person.

I find the entire interior exhausting. And the range hood strangely disturbing. Good news? There is an offer to check on availability of it being sold completely furnished. ;) A real plus if drawn to furry seating. And while eating.

I'm afraid if I walked in I'd either throw up or fall over from dizziness.

It's like a carnival ride from hell that doesn't end.

I had to go back to read the Description, then to see photos - "fixtures by Arteriors and rich wall coverings by Designer's Guild throughout the entire home."

Why is a fan mounted on the wall?

ETA: Fan on kitchen wall too.

Surely that fan is not to code!

“china, I think it looks photoshopped too! But, who would make it look that way on purpose?”

Someone who knows how to market on social media? I’ve seen this listing on more then 3 social media outlets today. People talking about a product is usually a good thing.

I feel like I should hate it but I don't. The art is beyond wonderful in every room and if I could afford to pay someone to keep everything clean and dusted, I would never tire of looking around. I love the outside - a bit of a storybook look.

Every time I open a thread on HD with another home pictured that looks as if it were photographed in black and white with "pop of color" pillows, gray fake floors, gray veined counters, gray furniture, gray walls, I am stymied why that is seen as appealing. This is the polar opposite of that look, but I'd choose this over the other any day. I would have to move the green mirror next to the toilet, however. Who wants THAT view, lol?

It isn't photoshopped. He did an interview in part of the house. Other interviews were in another (previous?) house.

It gives me Michael Jackson Neverland vibes-on a much smaller real estate scale.

Somebody sure was living a fabulous life 😃

The grassy dining table is the best, IMO 😁 just imagine...

To each their own . . .

I like the exterior and the kitchen ... beyond that meh.

I kept thinking about having to vacuum so much of the furniture.

Hey, they know what they like! At least its not cookie cutter.

I think it’s fun, and I applaud a person for surrounding themselve with things that bring them joy even if it’s that much. I would not want a home that close to neighbors at that price point though.

Most ugly house I have ever seen.

I like the host dining chairs, but not the turf on the dining table - how do they keep that clean? I would be afraid of losing things there. It reminds me of Beatrice Wyatt's yard in Ventura, which Huell Howser visited in the 1990s. Huell Howser lost his sunglasses there.

I think that the wallpaper (+ wall patterns) is what puts it over the top, and if all the walls were solid colors, it could be quite palatable.

We have friends in Edmond and I’ve just sent one of them a link to that listing. I’m wondering if any of them know the owner ( And, of course, I wouldn’t disclose it here if they did). I’d love to sit down with him and hear why he chose to decorate his home like that. And then actually live in it day after day! Personally, I could not stand being in there for very long!

It is real-it was on Zillow Gone Wild recently. The pictures alone made me anxious. I cannot imagine going inside let alone living there.

I had saved this house to see when it sold. They removed listing, went with a new realtor and RAISED the price 1.2M Fully furnished price. Be sure to read the new description.

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