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One of the reasons I overlap the detail shots (which someone complained about) is so people CAN understand the space. One giant wide angle shot is not the only way to do it. I'm also REALLY methodical about the order of the images, so the pictures unfold the way you might physically experience the space.

Also, I'm not sure I agree that because "this used to be a home design site" detail shots need to be in the minority. Sometimes an interior story IS about the selection of items, and the relationships between them. As I said before, THIS interior, to me, is exactly one of those stories. And it's still TOTALLY about "home design." "Home design" is not solely about floorplans.

But noted: more "full room" shots.

And on that tour, people will complain about not enough details. :P

Vix Vax... much appreciated. And I liked that line a lot, too.

I just don't love when a lovely tour, and the generous designer and resident get lost in the shuffle of people complaining about the photos... just click faster, people!! :)

I guess we define "big picture shots" differently, but anywho...

And there was info about the hair, Jane Jones. I would have included it, but that would have made the piece even longer. :)

Which dozen are superfluous? Enlighten me, so I don't waste my time next tour, shooting and editing a tour for three days. Sometimes the story IS about the vignettes.

And it's okay to leave the comments that say the write-up is "verbose." I'm a big boy... I can take it!

The kitchen is indeed shown. It just doesn't look like a kitchen. The front room is one big box, and all corners are shown. The bedroom is a rectangle, and all sides are shown. It's not a complicated design or layout. And she has cool stuff.

I'm still here! And I'll take "loquacious/verbose" as a compliment. :)

LOVE painted ceilings in bedrooms. Go for it.

Any you love. But figure out what vibe you want from the room first... calm? funky? collected? quiet?

But if you want to keep things neutral, you need a rug with some serious texture.

Would you consider women exploitation imagery of similar "irony"? Hate group imagery is not art, not ironic any more than a burning cross on your lawn is "landscaping."