No, thank you. Its too much of a good thing, I think. Too many patterns (like the kitchen), which all by themselves are amazing, but get a bit lost because there are too many, I think.

Am I the only one not liking this at all?

I always find these 'themed' houses so darn Tacky. I don't care that your hand carved staircase cost thousands, it's tacky ugly. There's a reason why these type of homes look enchanting in fairytale stories and movies. In the real world, they are impractical and just cringe worthy.

What an awful house!

Another case of having too much money and too little taste.

Lots of craftsmanship doesn’t make it any less ugly. What a hot mess.

Honestly, if I had 7.6 millions, I would buy a different house. This one is a little bit eccentric for my taste, borderline kitchy in my honest opinion. I am not denying the craftsmanship that went into the wood details, but it is too much. And I mean Buddha and dragons and Van Gogh granite and wobbly floors... just makes me think about a bad trip on acid. Less is definitely more.

Um, nope, not diggin it, I like individual elements but overall this isn't doing it for me.

Ugh. That is all I can say

That is one tacky looking house...

There is too much going on. I'd feel stressed out in the house rather than relaxed at home

I love it! The plain doors inside are a little jarring though compared to everything else.

The people who might like this house would probably be the kind of people who cannot affrod this kind of house.

Boy that is an ugly house. Why not just spend all your 7 million on legos are rootbeer?

I want to like it...but I don't.

That place is ghastly. My husband would tell me to say, "It's not to my taste", but I'm going for ghastly. It's cluttered and claustrophobic even without furniture and art. The endless tree branches say, "Dusting is your new life's work". He is NOT going to get his asking price for this. ... I see he's using First Nations "themed" elements, but didn't bother hiring any of the First Nations carvers to do the actual work. ..... Whoever buys this place - and someone will, Oregon's real estate market is going bananas - is going to gut it and start over. If nothing else, I can pretty much guarantee that the branches are going away. I

I think I would have a permanent headache if I lived in that house

Does the house look ordinary from the outside as the caption says? Hm.. no! The intarsia floor is actually quite cool. Nothing I would want in my home though.

NO. Because: 1. Dusting. ALL THE TIME 2. WHAT? furniture fits in this? 3. Personal art selections would be superfluous. 4.Polishing ALL THE TIME. 5. Cultural appropriation. 6. Too idiosyncratic for general use, such as anyone other than creator. 7. Who would visit you? Only other people with too much time and money on their hands?

It's sooo kitschy. I could live with that bathroom though. And pool. Everything is so too much, it's not for me. But it's ok to see it all. :)

7,6 million for this s**t?? I wouldn't have it for free!

Too many notes, Mozart! Too many notes

That front door & the gate do not suggest that this is just an "ordinary" house.

Glad I'm not the person thinking it's ugly while scrolling through the pictures.

Wow! That's the most incredible house I've ever seen

Am I the only one who saw the giant penis fireplace?

Looks like the Keebler Elves are living the high life these days.

You know, I don't care how isolated or far in town you live, curtains are a good thing people!!

Will he take $6,000,000?

I wouldn't give him a dime for it.

That is crazy insane!!!!

Too much going on in this house.

I can't imagine having to dust all that fancy stuff. Do you think they keep listerine in this big a*s jars in the bathroom?

That will require a lot of pp dusters

I would in a heartbeat it’s gorgous xx