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I've never seen so much pink

yesterday

And the listing description makes you think you can move right in and enjoy your perfectly elegant new home. The link to pink

Comments (19)

  • yesterday

    Atleastnits a pale pink. The homeowner knew what they liked! I remember a neighbor had a pink kitchen when I was a kid. Even the appliances were pink. Come to think of it, I had a pink washer and dryer.

  • yesterday

    I do not like the outside of the house, but I like the pink.

  • yesterday

    Hmmm, I like pink but not that particular pink based on how it appears on my phone. At least it would be relatively easy to get the whole house to a more neutral starting point.

  • yesterday

    It could be AmyLou’s house!

  • yesterday

    I'm not so certain it would be an easy or inexpensive fix.

  • yesterday

    My bathroom is ballet pink. That house looks like 1979 channeling 18th century French-ish. I appreciate that there was a well thought cohesive plan.

  • yesterday

    Well, it’s only paint. New owners would probably repaint no matter what. My own dining room was ”china white”, the flat greyish of unglazed china. I like it much better in the pink (not pastel) it is now. My bathroom is also pink, it looks like morning.

    That kitchen is odd, the cooking area is so removed from the prep and serving and cleanup area.

    I really like the dragonfly-and-butterfly shower curtain.

  • yesterday

    I would make an offer that subtracted the cost of painting the whole house, replacing all flooring and replacing the "recently updated" master bath that doesn't look recently updated!

  • yesterday

    What is the purpose of the half wall behind the entertaining bar? It's visible in maybe picture 7 or 8.

    I have seen worse colors, it's least it's pale pink. Did the homeowner sell Mary Kay? 😂

  • yesterday

    That's a mirror behind the bar!

  • yesterday

    Is the owner Mary Kay, by any chance?

  • yesterday

    It isn't a bad shade of pink, and I wouldn't mind some pink like in a vintage bathroom, but I can't imagine having it throughout the house like that. I wonder if a male lived in the house and if so, how he felt about the pink.

  • yesterday

    I will see you the pink lilnsting and raise you not one but two 2-story houses fulll of pink. I thought our last house had a lot of pink - including a tea party mural in one of the upstairs baths, but the floors were neutral and the dining room had a gorgeous deep blue damask wallpaper.

    Less than 4 years later, we bought our current house. I am convinced it sat vacant for 6 months for 2 reasons - they were trying to sell the gameroom as a bedroom and there was not a room in the house that did not have pink. Pink floral wallpapers, wallpaper borders, pink tile, pink carpet, pink/pale mauve walls. The gameroom didn't have wallpaper or tile, so it was the most neutral room in the house, but the master and one of the upstairs bedrooms were floor to ceiling wallpaper with borders. The one upstairs was reverse print pink and white small florals with a border, pink wall and floor tile plus grout inthe bath. The master was floor to 10 ft ceiling grand floral with a floral border in the tray ceiling above. The carpet was a deep rose shade with a custom inset border in off-white. The dining room must have been really awful because when we painted over the dusty rose, we discovered that was painted over another pink floral.

    I have seen pink bathrooms I have liked and could see a soft pink paint or fabric like the ones in the link for a bedroom -- one, but I don't ever want to look at pink tile, carpet and wallpaper again.


  • yesterday

    My first thought was she sells Mary Kay!



  • yesterday

    @bpath. 🤦‍♀️

  • 16 hours ago
    last modified: 16 hours ago

    Pink sure hits you when you walk in the door! It seems to be well kept and on a nice lot. Of course it’s hard to see the actual wear on cabinets in a photo. Not my style, but a lot of paint and some flooring replaced and it would be so much better. I like pink but have only had a light mauve-y pink in DD’s bedroom many years ago and only for a few years.

    I also had thoughts of Mary Kay, is a man living there & what’s he think, and Amylou.

  • 8 hours ago

    Pink would not be my choice of paint, but as others said at least it's a pale pink. I can't imagine moving into a house and not having it all painted, so that doesn't bother me.

    The flooring however...it all has to go. Don't like the multi color wood or the green carpet or the dark kitchen floor tiles or the very shiny foyer tiles or the fake wood of a different color in one room. I mean, how many different flooring types can one house have? I thought my house had too many, but this one wins.

  • 6 hours ago

    Pink and Red kitchen being designed HERE.


    The pink bathroom we remodeled in our last house was a nightmare to be in - marble, painted cabinets, walls, plumbing fixtures, tile. Nightmare! A little pink goes a long way!

  • PRO
    2 hours ago

    The pink is mostly on the walls only, an easy fix if you like the rest of the house. Personally, there are features of the house I dislike more than the pink paint, and they would be much more difficult to fix.

    Maybe Barbie would like it!