“Hey, maybe if we plaster all the walls with framed posters and photographs, nobody will notice that we’re trying to pass an airplane hangar off as a home!”
“Twelve million dollars isn’t too much to ask for a well-kept hangar, right?”
“Hey, just to really push buyers over the edge, let’s spruce the place up with a heaping dose of creepy sculptures of little girls.”
“Great! Now we just need one in the middle of the entryway, lying face down on a tiny little pedestal, and we’ll be done.”
“Perfect!”
I’m thinking hinting that this place is strange is a bit superfluous. I mean, Venice Beach, amiright?
The contents may be kinda creepy but the space itself is really very interesting. Given the climate it shouldn’t have the cold, drafty feeling it might have elsewhere. I can see hanging out here (um, no pun intended) and having a great time. Living here, too, although personally I prefer a more private setting.
The decor’s not too bad either. A nice combo of modern looking pieces but with plenty of big squashy sofas. About the only thing I’d change is that honking big statue standing in the bathroom window. Who could take a relaxing bath with that thing looming over you? And just how many perfume bottles does Angelica Houston own, anyway?
I love this place. Love, love,love, love it. Well done, it’s incredible.
@K: It’s definitely unique, isn’t it? And so sunny, too.