After selling his castle for a $6 million profit, Moby has downsized to a Tudor in neighboring Los Feliz for $2.99 million. See pics of the new home at Curbed.
Do you think the real estate agent has a staff of professionals who come and pick up the dirty socks, wipe the ketchup stains out of sink and polish the floors before the photo shoot?
It's very bland. I dont mind all white if its done right but this just looks boring. That dining room would make me claustrophobic. An odd choice especially after living in a fricking castle.
IMO white paint just works in California like no other place. The light, bright and airy can be punched up with accents and such, plus this house was prolly staged like many others, so new owners can imagine their stuff in there.
Do you think the real estate agent has a staff of professionals who come and pick up the dirty socks, wipe the ketchup stains out of sink and polish the floors before the photo shoot?
ReplyDeleteLove the butler's pantry!
It's very sterile looking
ReplyDeleteI like it! Needs some color, and the kitchen needs a redo but other than that I think it's quite lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt's very bland. I dont mind all white if its done right but this just looks boring. That dining room would make me claustrophobic.
ReplyDeleteAn odd choice especially after living in a fricking castle.
Shoot. I wouldn't mind just living in the pool house a la Ryan Atwood.
ReplyDeleteI'm in heaven once I add colorful flowery paintings.
ReplyDeletethere is that white paint again, I should buy stock in white paint
ReplyDeleteI agree discoflux be so cool to live in the guest house or pool house in LA, be a veritable Kato Kaelin!
IMO white paint just works in California like no other place. The light, bright and airy can be punched up with accents and such, plus this house was prolly staged like many others, so new owners can imagine their stuff in there.
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