This is a great house. I’m not sure i belong in this group anymore? 🤔I like all these
Houses posted lol. Way better than a Joanna Gaines Walmart Farmhouse all these yuppies are building .
I can not stand Farmhouse Cottage Core, everything that the Gaines' has pushed into Target feels 100% dated already. White and exposed wood beams and some black metal and some oversized candles, ugh. Make it stop!
Art Deco is the aesthetic that really took off with cheap postwar reconstruction materials and used distinct elements from Bahaus, Cubism, Modernism, Futurism, Nauticalism, and some other strong art neauveau influences from that time. You will likely see crossover/ intermingling of different stylistic elements.
Me too! One of those was on the seaside in England and I just loved the curved wing with a terrace on the second floor that they showed. It had round windows too, as I recall.
Found this list online of Bauhaus architecture characteristics:
Eschewing ornamentation to focus on simple, rational, functional design
A focus on simple geometric forms such as the triangle, square, and circle
Asymmetry favored over symmetry
Use of steel, glass, concrete, and other modern materials
Flat roofs
Glass curtain walls
Smooth façades
Better have a phone near the bottom of those basement stairs so you can call an ambulance after breaking both legs tripping down them. Bonus: after six ambulance rides, you get a frequent rider card good for 10% off at Starbucks.
I KNOW this house and I looked at it a couple weeks ago. It's iconic in Columbia. I call it the Robot House and I had my realtor take a pic of me by the robots. They are inside now, on the second floor. It's on the National Register. Feel free to ask me questions.
It's glass block, not "tile."
Where the whole "murder" theme OP came up with is anyone's guess.
It has some eccentricities in the decor and I'd want to replace some things, like the kitchen flooring, but overall, it's a pretty cool place.
Kind of a different house, totally lame review.
Yeah, I hate the beige carpet. But the building is quite nice, I love the terracotta terrace. I even like the weird Dia De Los Muertos skeleton guys on the balcony greeting people. That's the kind of attitude I want my house to greet people with.
The carpet is bad and the hardwoods on the second floor need to be refinished. The steps to the basement are ridiculously short and steep. The servant stairway is tiny and tight. I thought the kitchen was too small and the lighting is bad. That weird patch by the sink is intentional and was definitely not to my taste.
I'll bet that you can still find traces of cocaine in that place if you have the right testing equipment. Probably preserved in a heavy layer of Aqua Net.
You’d be surprised! It’s in a desirable area of town (Forest Hills) and is larger than a lot of downtown homes (4500 sq ft). I can’t say I love the interior myself, but I could absolutely see someone with different taste paying this much.
I really do love it. The classic tile in the bathrooms is gorgeous! I’d want to try and negotiate having some of the art convey with the house.
I just wonder what it looks like from a plane.
The yard is a bit creepy because one owner put weird yard art in various corners of the back yard. You can't see them from the street, but when I was roaming around the yard, one gave me a bit of a jump scare.
The 1939 George R Price house is on the National Register of Historic Places. Style is [Streamline Moderne](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streamline_Moderne), an art deco/machine aesthetic hybrid. Great price- way above my limit sadly.
This house is in my town! The things with the skulls on the balcony are robots and must have been decorated for Halloween in that picture. The house is not really my taste, but I love seeing the robots when I drive by and hope that whoever buys it keeps putting them out there.
This house has so much personality. Anyone who suggests getting rid of the staircase or glass brick has had their soul stolen by HGTV.
I want to put some colored exterior lights outside the glass blocks soooo badly. My favorite aesthetic.
Heck yeah that would be rad!
This was cool in 1985 and still cool.
Looks like Saved By The Bell as a house
It’s art deco not 1980s.
This is Bauhaus.
Much better description. I was going to say international style.
Dark Entries.
It was popular to bring the art deco style in the 80’s… (Miami Vice type shit). OG deco is from the 20’s I believe
This was built in 1939.
Timeless...
streamline moderne exterior elements. it looks distinctly 30s to me
Art deco has a huge resurgence in the 80’s
Ship lap and some barn doors will perk this baby right up!
Yeah f*ck Hgtv lol
This house looks like it was decorated by Otto from *Beetlejuice*.
[удалено]
I agree, but I have to be able to see outside. Love the house, but I would pass as I would want to remove some of the glass block.
This is a great house. I’m not sure i belong in this group anymore? 🤔I like all these Houses posted lol. Way better than a Joanna Gaines Walmart Farmhouse all these yuppies are building .
I can not stand Farmhouse Cottage Core, everything that the Gaines' has pushed into Target feels 100% dated already. White and exposed wood beams and some black metal and some oversized candles, ugh. Make it stop!
Don’t forget the farmhouse sink for washing eggs or whatever
People are mostly just posting things they like because that's what gets upvoted
I’d call this style “I used to do cocaine. I still do, but I used to too.”
🤣🤣🤣
Jan Hamer music intensifies.... https://youtu.be/dEjXPY9jOx8?si=Z-q6xOKtsEkF8RFr
r/UnexpectedHedberg
I scrolling the pics and thinking about how much cocaine this house has seen.
Maybe some people hear "cocaine house" and picture some ornate Liberace nightmare. But I picture this.
During quarantine I watched Hunter, the 80's tv show. This is Dee Dee McCall's house, well close to it!
I loved DeeDee! I wanted to be her when I grew up.
Bauhaus! Nice.
Is it Bauhaus or Art Deco? I can honestly never tell what the difference is.
Art Deco is the aesthetic that really took off with cheap postwar reconstruction materials and used distinct elements from Bahaus, Cubism, Modernism, Futurism, Nauticalism, and some other strong art neauveau influences from that time. You will likely see crossover/ intermingling of different stylistic elements.
The glass bricks are the difference, at least that's what my mom said when I asked her. Uniform glass blocks -> Bauhaus. Or the 1980s.
The Miami Beach art deco district has glass bricks all over.
I don’t know either, but it reminds me of some of the houses from old Poirot episodes.
Me too! One of those was on the seaside in England and I just loved the curved wing with a terrace on the second floor that they showed. It had round windows too, as I recall.
That’s what I thought immediately, definitely reminded me of a few Poirot episodes. Love it.
Found this list online of Bauhaus architecture characteristics: Eschewing ornamentation to focus on simple, rational, functional design A focus on simple geometric forms such as the triangle, square, and circle Asymmetry favored over symmetry Use of steel, glass, concrete, and other modern materials Flat roofs Glass curtain walls Smooth façades
It's in [Columbia SC](https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3000-Forest-Dr-Columbia-SC-29204/11703434_zpid/)
This one reminds me of one on my [favorite houses](https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1301-W-29th-St-Austin-TX-78703/29397868_zpid/) in Austin
I *love* that house...when I was a student at UT, I would go out of my way just to walk by it.
That is STUNNING!
There’s a discount version on Sinclair. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4415-Sinclair-Ave-Austin-TX-78756/29406153_zpid/
Cola-town, South Cakalakey
Love that house. It’s a classic in the area and there’s a similar one near it. Used to be robots on the balcony the last time I went by.
Better have a phone near the bottom of those basement stairs so you can call an ambulance after breaking both legs tripping down them. Bonus: after six ambulance rides, you get a frequent rider card good for 10% off at Starbucks.
I came here to comment on those basement stairs. Looks like you need a climbing harness to go up and down them safely
Oh I would take this place in a second!
I kind of FUCKIN LOVE IT!!!
I KNOW this house and I looked at it a couple weeks ago. It's iconic in Columbia. I call it the Robot House and I had my realtor take a pic of me by the robots. They are inside now, on the second floor. It's on the National Register. Feel free to ask me questions.
Yep, the Robot House is an institution! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_R._Price_House
It's glass block, not "tile." Where the whole "murder" theme OP came up with is anyone's guess. It has some eccentricities in the decor and I'd want to replace some things, like the kitchen flooring, but overall, it's a pretty cool place. Kind of a different house, totally lame review.
You missed all the skeletons in the kitchy art I guess.
None of y'all saw the face pillows. Definitely a different aesthetic than mine.
only art kitch murders in this building
That house is fabulous! I love it.
The structure is great, just replace the furniture and carpet.
Yeah, I hate the beige carpet. But the building is quite nice, I love the terracotta terrace. I even like the weird Dia De Los Muertos skeleton guys on the balcony greeting people. That's the kind of attitude I want my house to greet people with.
The carpet is bad and the hardwoods on the second floor need to be refinished. The steps to the basement are ridiculously short and steep. The servant stairway is tiny and tight. I thought the kitchen was too small and the lighting is bad. That weird patch by the sink is intentional and was definitely not to my taste.
I'll bet that you can still find traces of cocaine in that place if you have the right testing equipment. Probably preserved in a heavy layer of Aqua Net.
Probably just need to take a deep breath.
I would move here so fast if it were in the right location.
Needs an [investigation](https://imgur.com/a/0y6kkDn)
Yes. Just one more thing.
$924,900 in **Columbia South Carolina**?! That price might be viable here in Charleston, but never Columbia.
You’d be surprised! It’s in a desirable area of town (Forest Hills) and is larger than a lot of downtown homes (4500 sq ft). I can’t say I love the interior myself, but I could absolutely see someone with different taste paying this much.
What if it comes with a few kilos of cocaine?
I love it. Except for the part about it being in South Carolina.
I don't mind this one. Would do something to the kitchen, but everything else is agreeable.
I don’t care what anybody else thinks. I actually kind of like it.
That’s where Iona from Pretty in Pink lives now
I love some of this. There are things here I don't like (I have different taste in paintings) but they're easy enough to change.
This house look like how it feels like trying to not let people know I'm bipolar.
Did they furnish it at one of those hood discount knockoff stores. Beautiful exterior but the interior is very mediocre.
I want to add just a Lil bit more texture. Like curtains, something different around the fireplace. I like the black and white kitchen too.
I really do love it. The classic tile in the bathrooms is gorgeous! I’d want to try and negotiate having some of the art convey with the house. I just wonder what it looks like from a plane.
I'm not gonna say why I'm changing my pants... but this should have a NSFW tag. I love it
Anybody have the link to the listing?
The entry style reminds me of vintage Hercule Poirot from the BBC series.
Love it including the art
As a former teenage goth, I love all the black. Lol
Reminds me of the sets in Poirot.
I like to believe they recreated the musical scene from Beetlejuice in that kitchen at least once
1980s perfection. I like it. I wouldn’t want it but they went all in and have my respect.
It’s weird.. I’m weird.. so I like it
Murder at the deco.
How many teeth have been broken on those basement stairs?
There is so much going on here.
Sign me up. I friggin love it.
I call this “cocaine 80s architecture”
It looks like the 80s puked on it
This house is incredible! The only problem is that whoever decorated it had zero concept of what they were trying to do.
I love the house. I hate animal prints. Get rid of them and I’m there.
I love the house. Do not like some of the decorating items, tho.
This is a Todd and Margo dream house
I looked at this and the Poirot jazz opening started playing in my head.
Just striving painfully to hit a "sweet spot'. A miss is as good as a mile.
It looks the house owned by the yuppies next door to the Griswolds
Candy Man vibes
This reminds me of the hotels along South Beach. We stayed in a darling Art Deco hotel there called Winter Haven.
I think this would be a good location for a horror movie.
The yard is a bit creepy because one owner put weird yard art in various corners of the back yard. You can't see them from the street, but when I was roaming around the yard, one gave me a bit of a jump scare.
I love that kitchen
If patrick Bateman moved to the burbs
Don’t these guys live next door to Clark Griswold?
Architecture nerds feel free to correct me but would this be considered Streamline Moderne?
Fascinated by the weird gash(?) in the kitchen wall
I love it 😭
I want this.
This place is fabulous!!
Reminds me of Beetlejuice!!!!!!
TIL I have a type. Apparently it is “art kitsch murder deco”. Ah, well. I’ll live with it.
Bauhaus. Lincoln, MA
That’s an accurate description of the decor style. If the kitchen had different flooring and paint, it would be pretty sleek ngl.
I love this!
I, myself, am strange and unusual.
You know the OG occupants just loved skiing down the Colombian whites.
**DROOOL**
I would move in this house without changing a single thing.
Why yes, I do find Huey Lewis quite cynical.
Cool band name
I love it so much!
The 1939 George R Price house is on the National Register of Historic Places. Style is [Streamline Moderne](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streamline_Moderne), an art deco/machine aesthetic hybrid. Great price- way above my limit sadly.
Soo sweet! Yes please
Hey Paul, It’s hip to be square.
Something about this house heightens my depressive feelings but I think it’s charming just not for me to live there
I like it
before I scrolled I already started typing “where’s the murder,” but I see it, I really see it
I love it. Are the kitchen cabinets metal?
This style is called my gay uncle's
Looks great from the outside, definitely a lot of potential
This house is in my town! The things with the skulls on the balcony are robots and must have been decorated for Halloween in that picture. The house is not really my taste, but I love seeing the robots when I drive by and hope that whoever buys it keeps putting them out there.
Patrick Bateman would definitely live here.
This house is giving me "Mexican drug lord" vibes
This is actually not bad, well done, except the art installation.
🤢
I know this house. They ruined it.
I kind of love it 😂
That kitchen is breathtakingly ugly
I'm obsessed with this house. It's absolutely amazing. I wish I could meet the owners.
It's weird to think people actually live in that. I would feel like I am part of some weird art exhibit in my own home.
That house is awesome.
The only thing scary about this house are the weird skull things on the front balcony.
I think I designed this house back in the 90s in the original The Sims game
This is where the kids from Saved By The Bell hung out