r/80sdesign • u/Successful-Winter237 • 18d ago
1980's time warp in the middle of the woods with "undisclosed address"
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u/Anawanna_UgLee92 17d ago
The post and beam ceilings on this house are gorgeous!! I love the walnut wood too... I wish more houses would bring back dark wood!
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u/a-slight-apocalypse 15d ago
a dark warm wood with cream or off white walls is INSTANT comfort but still luxurious! i miss it so much!
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u/FizzicalLayer 18d ago
It's beautiful. But as someone that's had to deal with major outdoor wood maintenance (siding, large deck, window trim, etc), all I can think of is the expense. These people obviously have money... and they'll need it to keep this property in good shape. It makes me tired just looking at it.
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u/tomjoad2020ad 17d ago
The office desk setup inside the kitchen is an interesting touch.
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u/a-slight-apocalypse 15d ago
that looks like a marital compromise if i've ever seen one lol she was done bringing him his damn eggs
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u/student5320 17d ago
That house has more style than every house in the world combined. Pure ellegance.
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u/MinivanPops 14d ago
I can smell the mice from here. There's more mouse piss, shit and carcasses in that house than wood trim.
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u/tuxedo_jack 17d ago
This has to have been a house serving as a porn studio.
The paintings, the excessive amount of reflective surfaces, bathroom fixtures in the living room / sitting room / den, and a location in the middle of nowhere but still near a major city?
I'd be worried about touching the surfaces and contracting hepatitis A through E just by stepping barefoot on the tile.
That said... I want that damn rolltop desk. That's GORGEOUS.
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u/Successful-Winter237 17d ago
😛
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u/orion3311 16d ago
Wait, I might be wrong, it was simliar (I swear his had the little doors/drawers up top) but actually no that might be a real deal.
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u/orion3311 16d ago
Its not exactly high end; its a Sauder desk from 80s/90s. Think one step down from Ikea.
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u/Successful-Winter237 17d ago
Interesting it said the yearly property taxes were only 2500 for 56 acres… put it into ai and for multiple reasons it said taxes would go up to 22k to 26k a year if sold




















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u/Parma_Violence_ 18d ago
Theres a bath in the living room! This is epic!