I'm just a few minutes in but looking forward to knowing what's going on under the skirt! Baby? Cat?

Nice house. I love the dining room, wouldn’t that be a nice breakfast room? The cabinets on either side of the window, the curtains, and the sconces in front of the curtains. Very sweet.

I appreciated seeing the trash bag of toys stashed in the under-stairs for the showing!

LOL I wondered about the skirt too!

I balked when I saw 53 minutes, but I skipped through a bit of her talking and took breaks. I enjoyed seeing her home. Lots of lovely details. Thanks for sharing.

Not a real home. No dings on the corners of things or fingerprint marks on the walls.

HU, not for a Homeworthy video! She even stashed the kid stuff under the stairs.

It's not at all my style, but I really love her style and how thoughtful she is in her decorating. She is very easy to listen to, as well. The home is lovely; I'd love to be a guest there.

Lots I loved about her home. I follow Maggie on Instagram and like her Southern esthetic.

But, what is under her skirt when she is sitting on the sofa???

Ok, I watched that part over and over … it’s her knee. She crossed her leg, but the perspective makes it look like a critter, kid, Heineken bottle, etc.

You are such a good sleuth Jilly!

😁😘

I haven’t finished watching, but so far I liked the study a lot. But I just checked out her IG and found some of her choices just…odd. This room? Have a seat on the sofa, good luck cramming your legs between the sofa and the ”coffee table.” Too much symmetry here for me too — 2 matching sofas/chairs/end tables/coffee tables. Oh and even the pillows.

The scale of this just seems off to me, too. That seems like a lot of lamp action.

I liked that the Legos and toy dinosaurs stayed out.

I liked her wallpaper choices and thought she used them really effectively. I covet her outdoor living area. Usually these videos have a hefty dose of things I dislike in the mix, even when I like the house overall, but I didn't see a lot of that in this video.

The intrusive "R" she inserted in the middle of "foyer" was something I have not heard before. "Foryer."

Loved - her outfit, and that pagoda china closet with the wavy glass, TDF. Good to see she had two china closets in her home, as they are currently about as out of favor as armoires. They may get a new life yet. My fave part of the home was the entry, with the paneling, barrel ceiling and french door. Overall much to like here.

I find the current popularity of chinoiserie instructive. The first time I saw chinoiserie was in my BFF’s grandmother’s apartment when I was a teen. A black secretary with gold embellishments. I thought it was so OTT and tacky. Today, my girls love all things chinoiserie. *Everything* goes out, and most *everything* comes back, too

Disliked - way too long. Her style can be ,a bit formulaic. Handles on china cabs in DR are way too big -- they look like appliance pulls. Hermes blanket in a kids’ room? All of them say they decorate for kids but then they do things like that.

I only saw one boy's dinosaur bedroom and the nursery. Did I miss one?

I also follow her on IG. She is doing rooms at the Design House in Cashiers, NC this year.

I loved her dress, too. Retro.

Nice house, solid design although not in colors I would choose. I lost count of how many sentences started with ”I love …” but north of forty I turned off the sound. Even though these people are real homeowners, not actors, do they not prepare a script and practice it at least a little bit before filming?