What? Is a seemingly incapacitated child splayed out across the living room floor a deal-breaker for you?
How about a baby-eating lion? Not your cup of tea?
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What? Is a seemingly incapacitated child splayed out across the living room floor a deal-breaker for you?
How about a baby-eating lion? Not your cup of tea?
Note how well the child’s clothing accentuates the blue in the carpet. Reasoning from the owner’s concept of a “child’s room,” one suspects that they are required to be decorative at all times…
I agree that the blue denim does a lovely job of drawing your eyes to the drapes. My first thought though was that the homeowner stuffed an old sweatshirt, socks and pair of jeans to act as a sort of scarecrow to keep people off her furniture.
To be fair…compared to some of the hoarder messes in the recent past this one is very very well kept.
Ah – I had overlooked the scarecrow effect. You’re right, it’s meant to scare away any children that might dare wander in… left there as an example to the others…
One would expect a fine southern lady homemaker to assure her offspring never, ever clash with her statement making interiors, nor squall too loudly and thus disturb the domestic tranquility. But it *is* interesting that she chose a Federalist color scheme and Colonial era furnishings for the public areas… in Atlanta.
But nice. *Very* nice. Love the kitchen – spacious, modern, but also with a semi-country charm and such a peaceful color scheme. Also love the ionic columns between the kitchen and living areas. Nice touch. And said homemaker had the decency to let the non-baby offspring select screaming jungle green for his/her bedroom walls. So maybe only concerned about appearances to a lesser degree than might be?
I certainly hope this place is in a location to warrant even half the asking price; I’m not sure anything could warrant the full price, not from what we see here. Perhaps if the suggested pool in the description were already installed… But half a mil for 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and scarcely more than 1600 square feet? Guess I won’t be moving to Atlanta anytime soon.