The Connecticut jigsaw massacre.

[88v8]

This house, which is Period albeit 1960s, represents what appears to our English eyes astonishing value.
Three times the size of our cottage at half the price.
The interior is, ahh, unusual.

One has the feeling that there may be a DIY element, and the owner has an artistic temperament, a goodly supply of paint, and a jigsaw. Or perhaps even a bandsaw.
Can one massacre with a bandsaw?

Anyway, decorative ideas displayed in 51 photographs, which some may find inspiring. It begins with the external window surrounds and goes on. And on.
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/24-Brentwood-Dr-Avon-CT-06001/59011376_zpid/?fromHomePage=true

Ivor

:shock:

 

[wobs]

So you read this blog as well:
http://terriblerealestateagentphotos.com/

Don't blame you.

 

[kreyszig]

there's a phrase for places like that, I believe it is: "kill it. kill it with fire."

 

[angrybird]

Good grief!
I've seen many strange house interiors but this one takes the biscuit
How on earth could someone live like that?
It's given me a nervous twitch :lol:

A can of petrol and a box of matches would solve the problem! It is nearly bonfire night :?

 

[JanJonWestWales]

I think someone has a problem with straight lines !!!

 

[essexbearhunter]

Now you understand why House Doctor is such an important occupation over there :lol:

 

[MatthewC]

Now you understand why House Doctor is such an important occupation over there :lol:

A couple of weeks ago, House Doctor started with an introduction which was shot in front of our house one Sunday back in May. Somehow they managed to show my car and the front garden, but omitted the house entirely! That new presenter is just AWFUL with terrible ideas so I wouldn't suggest you waste time looking at the programme.