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There are real Mansions in NJ, they exist in places like Colts Neck.Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
This is the worst thing I have ever seen.Originally Posted by iammatt
There are real Mansions in NJ, they exist in places like Colts Neck.Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
I live a short distance from there. You are quite right, but you would have to add Rumson to that list as well.Originally Posted by Mblova
...Notice this box sticking out of the side on this one which I assume is a closet of some sorts.Originally Posted by StephenHero
I like this house: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/11/t-...johnson-t.htmlOriginally Posted by LabelKing
massive and elaborate, yes, but I think this was the point. I'm reserved about calling it tacky, I'm not sure how to do a 12,000 square foot home and NOT be tacky.Originally Posted by gomestar
You say elaborate, I say tacky... The whole arch motif repeated ad nauseum is tacky IMO, which is probably why LK likes it to begin with. It would be even if the house was 2,000 sq ft.Originally Posted by gdl203
I find the bathroom to be quite beautiful.Originally Posted by LabelKing
I actually meant to mention this, not sure why I didn't. But yes, the bathroom is arguably my second favorite room in the pictures I've seen. The place with the water and the reflections is quite cool, but IMO a little excessive and a little too focused on the novelty. I've been meaning to get the GF a book on Johnson's Glass House, but that **** is like $70, I'll be buying wine for that much $$Originally Posted by gomestar
The use of plain marble for decorative effect reminds me of Adolf Loos's work for Villa Karma, which also used plain veined marble for the bathroom:Originally Posted by LabelKing
this is nice, not because I like dark marble (I'm not a big fan actually), but rather because of the way the marble blends into the general entrance. You notice the doors, not the multiple layers of stone (there are a dozen or so individual surfaces of stone in that picture).Originally Posted by gomestar
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