Amusing / quirky (!) houses on Rightmove

[CatAndHisKit]

Just saw this house with a theme of GREEN merging seamlessly into a wood.

Love the owner's "there's never enough of green" mantra!

Goodness! It’s, er, busy, isn’t it? .

I really like the green home. It's very different to colour palettes I would use in my own home but I would enjoy visiting someone in that house. I like the atmosphere they have created that is totally unexpected from the front of the house. They have also had loads of fun with their topiary. I feel I would like the owners of that house.

The filter they’ve used on the green home makes it tricky to work out which photos are inside the house and which are of the garden - all the same shades of green and wood.

The second house, well it looks like they were quite wealthy in the mid 80s, decorated then and preserved it in aspic ever since

Why are there no pillows on any of the beds in the green house?

Maybe they couldn't find the perfect shade of green!

@Kisforkaylied

Maybe they couldn't find the perfect shade of green!

I think they love every shade of green and tried to cram them all into one house.

@ReeseWitherfork

I’ll be honest - once I seen the bookshelves I could forgive them anything.

gazes longingly

That's a lot of green and they seem to have been trying to create a flower with the fushia.

This one appears to have been decorated by all the family - some rooms by granny, some by someone with conservative test and some by someone who went wild with colour and wanted to try every new design possible:
www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-70867467.html

[quote KoalaRabbit]That's a lot of green and they seem to have been trying to create a flower with the fushia.

This one appears to have been decorated by all the family - some rooms by granny, some by someone with conservative test and some by someone who went wild with colour and wanted to try every new design possible:
www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-70867467.html[/quote]
That house wins hands down!
At least the green one has some pride!

@KoalaRabbit

My husband and I have been having a discussion about it. Is it traditional with a twist (which I aim for), someone with a period property wishing it was modern or flat out old fashioned?

Personally there is noting that can’t be fixed with a Change or colour or decoration,.

Koola hmmm it's one of those interiors that just doesn't make sense! almost like they've mixed up photos of two very different houses

House number three has a warped sense of style - it’s as if every member of the house got to design a room in their style - whether it would be traditional, country cottage, modern, minimalist. Is that a camel I see in one picture? Also, why are the pictures of the lovely log cabin dotted through out the photos - surely it would make mor sense to group them together.

Yes think it is a camel, didn't notice that before.

@KoalaRabbit
I think the technical term is eclectic.

Other adjectives are available.

Camel features in two photos, he's an important design element

Didn't notice the second camel apperance but yes he's there - love the photo of just gold radiator and camel - would have thought that's quite a niche target market of people wanting a camel and gold radiator but it has now sold so they must exist.

And the random bike! What’s that all about?

I the green house - the outside garden is lovely - in fact, the house reminds me of an old doctor who episode where the plants came alive and engulfed a house ... it does look like the garden came alive and took over the inside of the house

The second house has no redeeming qualities - I shall need time to recover

The third house appear to have the flint stones living in their garden

This one isn’t actually that quirky but stumbled across it and thought it another fantastic example of 50 shades of green:
www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-72777744.html

@ReeseWitherfork

Certainly some bold paint choices!

I really like the green house. Bold colours are excellent.

i love the green house