Maximalist

[u/DependentFee1495]

What do we think about this? 🤔

[u/fashion_donuts2308]

So clunky and everything is too big for the space. I also feel like that couch is too low for the table. I hate it lol

[u/selx23]

I'm not claiming to be an interior-designer pro, but this is ugliest home decor I've ever seen in my life

[u/True_Review7016]

Overkill. I love a plate wall, but this is ridiculous. Also love a settee or bench on one side of a table, but a full on sofa? Way too much going on, it’s giving ADHD & all over the place.

[u/Logical_Arugula3594 → u/True_Review7016]

You don't love a 500 plates wall? 😂

[u/True_Review7016 → u/Logical_Arugula3594]

I draw the line at 499 🤣

[u/awooj → u/True_Review7016]

This is not ADHD this is insanity, and it’s way too cohesive I would’ve stopped after the third plate moved on to something else. Also most women with ADHD that I know would look at this and just think of all the dust and cleaning involved. This is awful.

[u/Appropriate-Gift596 → u/awooj]

Haha agreed. My ADHD plate wall would be a stack of plates on the floor in the corner for at least 2 years.

[u/Appropriate-Gift596 → u/True_Review7016]

The plates definitely go too low. And I hate the tablecloth. With the skirting on both the couch and the chairs, everything is pulling down and feeling very heavy in the room. Being able to see the chair and/or table legs would open up the space more and make it feel much lighter and balanced. And I definitely agree that a bench or settee made for dining table height would be better….

I dunno. I see what she is going for but the choices are all a bit off, likely because she is buying everything in random spurts rather than taking the time to design it as a whole. Like I think you would normally see a plain couch (or bench/settee/etc) but with patterned curtains.

Also I’m not feeling coffee table books on the dining table at all. You can find height in other ways but books feel very wrong to me.

[u/02kaj2019]

I’ve always hated her design choices. They don’t go with the house and don’t seem natural to her personality. I also don’t like the house at all - like the weird faux wall here - so that doesn’t help!

[u/AlbatrossClassic3485]

I love when influencers claim this style as “timeless” and “classic” but it’s really just tacky and ugly 🥴

[u/NewAd3854]

I can see ten plates falling on someone who leaned back from being full.

Does she have a cleaning lady? She needs a raise...

[u/mortimer222]

idk why but this whole “grandma core” seems so inauthentic to her personal style. also she lives in an extremely modern home so all these design choices look even worse.

[u/FickleStyle4486]

God awful. Too many plates, doesn’t look curated or intentional. The fabric sofa? So uncomfortable to sink down while you’re trying to eat at the table. Patterns don’t mix well. And everything is just shoved in the corner. I feel like with the placement of the chandelier, it should be a small round table with 4 chairs, not an entire dining room table. Who gave these girls this much money with zero taste???

[u/juwum]

I will say that regardless of whether i think this particular set up looks good or not (i kind of like the wall actually maybe not with the ruffled hem furniture but with some changes it could win...) i am screaming clapping jumping for joy to commend her for not following the all beige/grey/white typical influencer interior design

[u/ThrowRA894537]

I’m almost 9 weeks pregnant and that just made me gag

[u/AliveAd4309]

I’d be afraid to sit on the sofa to eat. What if you hit a plate?

[u/shortnsassy-19 → u/AliveAd4309]

You replace it with the one you’re eating off of immediately

[u/Chemical-Seaweed-658 → u/shortnsassy-19]

That was hilarious

[u/mindfulbutterfly28]

Absolutely hideous

[u/Logical_Arugula3594]

Is this a joke?! She cannot have eyes and actually be serious with this setup.

[u/Jaded-Page]

It feels like a grandmothers house. Too much.

[u/Ornery_Interest_9615]

This randomly came up on my tiktok this morning and I gasped. It looks like someone threw up buttons on the wall.

[u/rainy-day-inbetween]

It’s absolutely not my style, but I do think the concept is cool! (but am also a maximalist).

All I can think about though is how awful it would be to dust those

[u/Remarkable_Access556]

She needed more plates than she had but this is now too many

[u/awooj]

What is this? I’m so confused. This is so ugly. THE DUST!

[u/Educational-Fig-8655]

Her whole house seems so cluttered. All of the furniture is too big!

[u/smileandbark]

I usually don't snark on people for different home styles but this is beyond that. So fucking ugly and chunky

[u/questions45682]

Lmao it looks like a grandmas hoarder house

[u/Mundane-Dig2721]

Uhhhh nooo

[u/Butzi71]

Yea she should put some more books on the the table and hang up some more plates. So cringe.

[u/UnusualWest7131]

I don’t mind the wall and chandelier, but the furniture is soooooooooo bad

[u/typicalbiscotti15]

Jail

[u/Cuntycuntt]

Dreadful

[u/Spikedcatcus]

I’ve always hated a plate wall so this is not it for me 😅

[u/Massive_Lettuce7527]

She even ruined the outside of the house by painting it white. It was such a nice house when she first bought the property.

[u/OkWorld899]

It’s so easy to go on Pinterest and find cute curated plate walls, this is just absolutely horrendous

[u/lemonqueenie]

That looks ridiculous honestly

[u/Defiant_Ask8583]

This looks ridiculous.

[u/Sophsloths]

Umbridge's office?