For the younger folks: the "diy stained glass" is what the 90s kids called "window colour". After some time, it will not come off without a fight. Different temperatures literally burn the colour on the glass surface, it gets hard and is such a struggle to remove. Back in thr day they sold seperate transparent foil sheets to paint on. These were way better to get off the windows ^^
You are not kidding that after a while, window colour becomes nearly impossible to remove. I am pretty sure there is a dolphin drawing still stuck in the far corner of my bedroom window from 2002-2003ish that is still there at my parents place.
Not all houses but quite a few architecturally built or just old homes in old areas here in Australia are considered heritage listed buildings and cannot be knocked over or changed dramatically.
I’ve been tiktok free for like over a year now, this gave me whiplash!! Everything feels like an ad or specifically marketed in a way to seem un-marketed, I find it soooo frustrating 😅 It’s extremely consumerist and always showing the next best thing, it’s so exhausting!!
I get what you're saying, but also when you sell something you don't have a say over what happens to it. The dude should've talked to people interested in buying to ensure the next owners were going to live in it. Sell to people you know will take care of it and not tear down. 🤷♀️
Architecture seems like a unique artistic field in the sense that I can’t think of many others where it would be likely that someone would just destroy your creation after purchasing it from you
The girl with the converted church home is actually in a relationship a 40-something ex-pro athlete, so he's the one with the funds (and I believe most of what's in their home is his collection)
@@ieatpelicansforlunch Yeah, she deleted past videos that mentioned who her boo was, and deletes any comments that explain that he funds their lifestyle. I don't like the lack of transparency given the age of her audience and the misleading explanations she gives to them herself (ex. "we work hard")
@@ChromeDrone. Yeah but I can understand why she does - people would attack her on that basis as a "sugar baby" or some other nasty thing. You know, she might have also inherited money...
I haven’t laughed until I cried in the past 3 years. Thanks Paige, you finally did it! Perfect ending to your video, that lady is a hoot! This is a formula you can use as your signature- always make people laugh at the end 😂
💘 I loved the ending video. I never would have thought about it being difficult to get comfy in a chair that looked that fun, but I can see it now. I think That;s one thing I've learned from watching your channel and Caroline Winkler's channe in the last year, it should be comfortable as much as pleasing to see. Thank you for making these videos 💘
Regarding the bin, that one has a foot pedal for hygiene and also potentially has a compactor at the top to shove down waste so that it doesn't have to be serviced as often. This also prevents rubbish blowing onto the street as it tends not to be overstuffed as easily. If they have that capability there's usually a solar panel on top and they also have a sensor which sends an alert when it's getting full. The technology is getting really interesting on these. Where I've seen them there's often an educational or artistic wrap added on top to help people easily see the bin and encourage responsible disposal of rubbish (although I'm not in the US).
I deleted tiktok in march, it felt like my life was slipping away and fast! I felt like I didn’t have room for my own original thoughts and ideas anymore because I was mindlessly on the app for hours and what kept me on was the occasional informational video or something inspirational but It never actually served me lol ! Once I deleted I never missed it, I thought I would and I actually do the things I said I always wanted to do but procrastinated because of TikTok, I read, I garden, I go on walks, I go out and I love that ANYWAYSsss DELETE IT
hi paige, did you know that ikea has a digital museum where you can look at all their vintage catalogs? its interesting from an inspo and prop styling perspective
I just lucked my way into a vintage 1980s high end Swedish kitchen cabinet set and have been struggling to find any era appropriate inspiration, this is huge, thank you.
My sophomore year dorm in college was an old office building and it was the worst place I lived in my entire life. No windows in my bedroom, but there WAS an enormous boxy pillar that was in the middle of the room, making it impossible to arrange my shitty dorm-supplied furniture in any way that made sense, and a ridiculously huge bathroom that made no sense, which I bet probably had individual stalls once upon a time. I'm pretty sure the fact that my sleep schedule is an absolute mess >10 years after graduating college has something to do with the fact that I lived in that god-awful dorm room with no windows. I'm all for converting empty office space into affordable housing but it's so true that it needs to be reconstructed in a way that doesn't drive its inhabitants LITERALLY INSANE.
Paige, we are designing a nursery and I would love to hear your input on how to decorate one. I’m finding it difficult because all nursery’s seem to look alike right now.
Really think about how things are going to go after baby is born. You'll be too tired to walk into another room all night. Get a sidecar crib for your own bed. By the time baby starts using the room much she will be around 2 years old at the earliest. Decorate for a child not a baby. Maybe get a bed with a removable railing for later in there so it can transition from toddler bed to kid bed easily.
Yes! This is great advice. I would also add that a general guideline would be to put as little as possible in the room and only get things like furniture and even a lot of shelving as they become necessary for your child. I’ve found it a lot easier this way to fill with what’s age appropriate rather than having to remove and redo a bunch of decisions that were only appropriate for 6 months of my kids life.
I know that putting together a nursery is so fun when you’re expecting a baby, but I agree with the advice already given! You absolutely don’t need one and you only really know what works for you once baby is here and you start getting into a routine. Also needs change so much within the first two years. We moved around all of the furniture multiple times and changed our a lot of things during that time. We only bought used or did DIYs, so it wasn’t a big financial issue, but we could have avoided all of the changes by just sticking with a crib next to our own bed and a changing table in the nursery and then adding in what we need along the way. You really don’t need anything else kn the beginning. Maybe storage, but I would advise that big wardrobes are really impractical for tiny clothes. Dressers are the way to go, but those may be impractical later on. All decorative items turned out to be completely useless and later when toys started to accumulate the additional decor made everything look so cluttered. I would only do wall art if I had to do it again.
You didn’t ask me, but as a mother of two I’ll say: decorate the nursery for mom. The baby will be pretty equally interested in whatever is around her/him. So plan a room that you love being in. It needs to be first and foremost functional (comfortable chair to feed with surfaces for items on both sides, room darkening curtains, changing table with storage for diapering stuff, diaper pail, crib, a monitor in the right position or optimal baby watching). And it can be whatever style you like. By the time she has an opinion it will be unicorns all the way down and it will no longer be a question of decor, but of her personalizing her own space within reason.
The fish chair is a Mackenzie-Childs design from when the original designers Victoria and Richard Mackenzie Childs owned the company. Victoria has a kooky youtube channel now and are explains a lot about their company and what transpired after it’s hostile takeover. She’s quite fun to watch-definitely a mad hatter type❤
Thank you for mentioning Victoria's youtube channel. I just subscribed. She is so adorably kooky! Like Pippy Longstocking crossed with Anne of Green Gables.
I have been watching her channel for about a year now and she is strangely delightful and innocent but so wise - I cringe and laugh and am blown away at how profound she is.
please come back to TikTok after your break and keep bringing us videos like this!! literally my dream come true, curated interiors content from you without having to leave my safe space UA-cam
I love how Paige communicates her affection by saying nice things in a very serious tone. “And I saved this tiktok. For you guys.” *quickly moves on* or “yes, him and I are tiktok friends. He has nice style”. Unrelated - I deleted tiktok thinking it would be temporary and never looked back!
You should should definitely review Rajiv Surendras home! He’s an amazing human. Most people remember him as Kevin G from mean girls. Review Suzy Batiz home (founder of Poo Pouri) She also did a church conversion! It’s pretty awesome to see how she was able to get it cozy being the large church that it is.
Next April 1st you could reveal that you bought a big important piece of furniture that’s basically the epitome of everything you hate in interior design and pretend you love it 😂
I love all your videos and I found this one especially entertaining and informative -- so much packed into one! I've managed to staty away from tik-tok, and I think I'll keep it that way because I can only imagine how much time I would spend going down so many rabbit holes ...thanks for picking out these gems!
the HOLD PBTeen had on my school -- one of our teachers ordered a bunch of the catalogues and gave us a budget to design our dream rooms from there, such a fun assignment. Looking back at all the designs now is so silly; thank goodness styles evolve!
We would get the magazines and I'd drool so hard at them, knowing we couldn't afford anything in it! I had a lovely room, but were in Ikea and vintage territory (where I still am!), not all new stuff from PBTeen.
I think a lot of people who don’t necessarily have a creative eye tend to stick to monochromatic looks because its easy to shop for. I think of the beige trend, everything gray and white, etc. Friends of mine say they have a hard time or get anxiety whether something matches or goes together. Or they can’t visualize it. So they just make everything two colors. 😂❤
10:13 i despise with a passion when people destroy or "revamp" antique or retro homes, furniture, clothes. Just stop messing with it because some people out there love it and treasure it. If its not your cup of tea then don't buy it with the idea you'll renovate it to look like a modern box.
TV above the fireplace: this trend really sends me to the moon. I am well aware I’m in a tiny majority, but the mantel to me is a place in the home that represents all you hold dear, worship or value. (In my home, it’s an abstract nature painting.) A shudder ran thru me when ppl first started doing this.
My bedroom was literally lime green and hot pink. & I had the pink pom pom PB Teen bedspread! I was obsessed! Would even bring it to camp to decorate my bunk bed. It was so obnoxious!
The sliding rack on the ceiling for curtains is very old school IKEA. Green was popular in the 80's and 90's too.... English Racing Green was on every wall. With wild wallpaper like Kevin Mccallister's house. It's aaall back.
Lone Fox designed Marco Zamora’s entire living room, for likes and views, I’m sure, and Marco immediately changed everything. 😂 I hope these UA-camrs, who redecorate every five minutes, sell or give their throwaway items to people who really need or want them.
I can’t imagine tearing down such a beautiful house, especially one that seems so well built. What a waste of a beautiful design and all those materials that went into it.
The decorated homes (or church I guess) of the 1% make me feel really hollow and irritated-bored, kind of like watching someone play a game with cheat codes but they won't acknowledge it. I get why you included that and you point it out but man their lives are flatworld. When you get to that point, it's all just the same anyways. edit: not the 00s cozy rich people decor. That style was attainable af and looked good in bungalows
Nature is green. It CAN NOT go out of style. 😁 I agree on those trash bins. The old ones were way nicer. And of course I highly agree on the amazing architectual house over the water! Unbelievable..
Can you provide more info on the man who designed a house and it was torn down? You didn't provide his channel name or information on him. Super curious about this. Very sad. That house was amazing!
@@jessakent2049 I feel like that is the sign of a bad designer. looks like she designs everything like it was your own house and stays within one "look". Her style is not for me, personally, but I can see it being useful content when you're in your late teens early twenties, just moving out and like DIY things.....
I'm here for the "no tv above the fireplace" movement! Also: "when I moved into this apartment, all I saw was potential" ??? Bitch! That apartment has ceiling height windows overlooking a lake or something, it was gorgeous before you even set a foot in it
Interesting on the arsenic. William Morris (yes that famous still around William Morris) was the creator of the green using arsenic. When it was discovered that it was the wallpaper and other green items killing people, William Morris spent tons of money hiring ad people to deny, deflect, and defend their killer wallpaper. They never owned up to the dangers of their product.
I don’t associate Matisse with squiggly lines or pastel colors. And this horrendous design aesthetic is, in my eyes, quite far removed from his work and what it says. I get that in the past five years or more Matisse-esque knock-off “art” and design elements have been all the rage, but they are such a bastardization of the essence of his work as to be a whole other commercialized animal of another genus entirely.
I have a rockstar-cigar lounge-maximalist-victorian-whimsygoth home and now my 10 year old is letting me do the same theme in her bright pink room. Its going from pink gamer to dark purple maximalist,im so excited 🥰 i gave her either purple,teal or pink as the colour palette and she let me make her a moodboard and she loves it all so it makes my inner interior designer happy 🥰
makes the lyrics from "if I had a million dollars" by the Bare Naked Ladies relatable on another level. " I'd buy you a green dress, but not a real green dress, that's cruel!" :)
I want to know more about that house that was demolished. Something tells me there were significant structural problems or something. That famous Frank Lloyd wright house has massive problems.
I can’t find anything online about why it was demolished, but I just have a feeling there are significant mold and structural issues with that cantilever over that water. Architects aren’t structural and environmental engineers, and sometimes the prettiest buildings just can’t compete with Mother Nature.
wait this is such a compliment because I have no filter on lol does that even exist for videos?
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@@wasselpa I also thought the same, in your last videos, maybe from one or two months, your face appears with a smoothing filter. Maybe you have it "on" and you didn't realize?
@@wasselpa It's the garage light, I swear! It really smoothens out your features, makes your skin glow and your eyes brighter. In videos shot elsewhere there are more shadows to your face. At least that's my perception. And yes, those filters do exist:)
I guarantee one of the main reasons why they change public trash cans is to prevent animals from getting in there as well as people digging through the trash unfortunately
Hahaha, I have a larger pod chair on my balcony and it's so comfortable.. also my old dog used to sleep on it.. my dog now, is too big as he's giant. Love uour channel Paige! Cheers from Australia ❤
My brain can’t handle tik tok. It worse than instagram, but both are bad for me. The worst part is I can delete because of the far and few between videos that are funny or have great design that I’ll lose forever
I could not stop laughing at that last video! Nice to see someone else in my age group with a stellar sense of humor. Slays!
'My sister's going to want it back now that she knows how to sit in it." 😆
I cackled out loud at that lady - she's adorable and hysterical ❣️❣️❣️
Totally agree....Love that Lady!!
Best ending ever!! 😂
Hysterical and I almost bought one of those chairs 😂😂😂
For the younger folks: the "diy stained glass" is what the 90s kids called "window colour".
After some time, it will not come off without a fight. Different temperatures literally burn the colour on the glass surface, it gets hard and is such a struggle to remove.
Back in thr day they sold seperate transparent foil sheets to paint on. These were way better to get off the windows ^^
I painted all my favorite pokemon with window color :D And yes, it was a pain to get off again!
Hahaha I kept wondering if it was just boring old window color
You are not kidding that after a while, window colour becomes nearly impossible to remove. I am pretty sure there is a dolphin drawing still stuck in the far corner of my bedroom window from 2002-2003ish that is still there at my parents place.
Maybe the sunroof one has a barrier clear layer that sticks to window. Or maybe not 😂
The sunroof one is a vinyl sheet from home depot, I think. My housemates got basically the same one for the bathroom@@butterfly_decal
There should be penalties for demolishing such a beautiful house!
Yep, a “sin tax”🤑
So incredibly sad!!
Not all houses but quite a few architecturally built or just old homes in old areas here in Australia are considered heritage listed buildings and cannot be knocked over or changed dramatically.
What kills me is that I usually would want to renovate most existing houses, but that one was stunning as is.
@@NotFromTheGov Off with their heads!
I deleted tiktok around 3 years ago now! Best decision I’ve made in a while
100% agree.
Me too! Never going back, I don’t care if I don’t keep up with trends
Looked at Tik Tok some years ago and said nope. Just not for me.
@@peppermedley8271 yeah for me it just felt to busy if that makes any sense? I cannot see myself downloading the app again
I never downloaded it for the same reason I haven't tried drugs- I know I have no self control.
I’ve been tiktok free for like over a year now, this gave me whiplash!! Everything feels like an ad or specifically marketed in a way to seem un-marketed, I find it soooo frustrating 😅 It’s extremely consumerist and always showing the next best thing, it’s so exhausting!!
that house tear down is SO UPSETTING!
I get what you're saying, but also when you sell something you don't have a say over what happens to it. The dude should've talked to people interested in buying to ensure the next owners were going to live in it. Sell to people you know will take care of it and not tear down. 🤷♀️
Unless it turned out to be a horrendous money pit...@@kaylan2083
Architecture seems like a unique artistic field in the sense that I can’t think of many others where it would be likely that someone would just destroy your creation after purchasing it from you
The girl with the converted church home is actually in a relationship a 40-something ex-pro athlete, so he's the one with the funds (and I believe most of what's in their home is his collection)
So there is a 20+ year gap between them bc she looks YOUNG 😮
I spent like 10 mins on her tiktok trying to figure out if it was a teenage daughter and her rich father or an age-gap relationship lol
@@ieatpelicansforlunch Yeah, she deleted past videos that mentioned who her boo was, and deletes any comments that explain that he funds their lifestyle. I don't like the lack of transparency given the age of her audience and the misleading explanations she gives to them herself (ex. "we work hard")
@@ChromeDrone. Yeah but I can understand why she does - people would attack her on that basis as a "sugar baby" or some other nasty thing. You know, she might have also inherited money...
I haven’t laughed until I cried in the past 3 years. Thanks Paige, you finally did it! Perfect ending to your video, that lady is a hoot! This is a formula you can use as your signature- always make people laugh at the end 😂
Yo. I teared up when I saw that house demolished. Those people don’t deserve to live in a house.
@@HavilahDagostinoyes.
That house that was torn down made me so sad! Ugh why buy it let someone appreciate that beautiful home 😭
McMansion incoming.
That last lady with her chair had me rolling when she put her legs straight up in the air. Thanks for sharing Paige😂❤
💘 I loved the ending video. I never would have thought about it being difficult to get comfy in a chair that looked that fun, but I can see it now. I think That;s one thing I've learned from watching your channel and Caroline Winkler's channe in the last year, it should be comfortable as much as pleasing to see. Thank you for making these videos 💘
Oh that architect’s demolition one was hurtful. 😢
Regarding the bin, that one has a foot pedal for hygiene and also potentially has a compactor at the top to shove down waste so that it doesn't have to be serviced as often. This also prevents rubbish blowing onto the street as it tends not to be overstuffed as easily. If they have that capability there's usually a solar panel on top and they also have a sensor which sends an alert when it's getting full. The technology is getting really interesting on these.
Where I've seen them there's often an educational or artistic wrap added on top to help people easily see the bin and encourage responsible disposal of rubbish (although I'm not in the US).
I deleted tiktok in march, it felt like my life was slipping away and fast! I felt like I didn’t have room for my own original thoughts and ideas anymore because I was mindlessly on the app for hours and what kept me on was the occasional informational video or something inspirational but It never actually served me lol ! Once I deleted I never missed it, I thought I would and I actually do the things I said I always wanted to do but procrastinated because of TikTok, I read, I garden, I go on walks, I go out and I love that ANYWAYSsss DELETE IT
hi paige, did you know that ikea has a digital museum where you can look at all their vintage catalogs? its interesting from an inspo and prop styling perspective
I just lucked my way into a vintage 1980s high end Swedish kitchen cabinet set and have been struggling to find any era appropriate inspiration, this is huge, thank you.
My sophomore year dorm in college was an old office building and it was the worst place I lived in my entire life. No windows in my bedroom, but there WAS an enormous boxy pillar that was in the middle of the room, making it impossible to arrange my shitty dorm-supplied furniture in any way that made sense, and a ridiculously huge bathroom that made no sense, which I bet probably had individual stalls once upon a time. I'm pretty sure the fact that my sleep schedule is an absolute mess >10 years after graduating college has something to do with the fact that I lived in that god-awful dorm room with no windows. I'm all for converting empty office space into affordable housing but it's so true that it needs to be reconstructed in a way that doesn't drive its inhabitants LITERALLY INSANE.
That lady and her chair 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
Paige, we are designing a nursery and I would love to hear your input on how to decorate one. I’m finding it difficult because all nursery’s seem to look alike right now.
Step 1: make sure all items you purchase are greige
There is no step 2
Really think about how things are going to go after baby is born. You'll be too tired to walk into another room all night. Get a sidecar crib for your own bed. By the time baby starts using the room much she will be around 2 years old at the earliest. Decorate for a child not a baby. Maybe get a bed with a removable railing for later in there so it can transition from toddler bed to kid bed easily.
Yes! This is great advice. I would also add that a general guideline would be to put as little as possible in the room and only get things like furniture and even a lot of shelving as they become necessary for your child. I’ve found it a lot easier this way to fill with what’s age appropriate rather than having to remove and redo a bunch of decisions that were only appropriate for 6 months of my kids life.
I know that putting together a nursery is so fun when you’re expecting a baby, but I agree with the advice already given! You absolutely don’t need one and you only really know what works for you once baby is here and you start getting into a routine. Also needs change so much within the first two years. We moved around all of the furniture multiple times and changed our a lot of things during that time. We only bought used or did DIYs, so it wasn’t a big financial issue, but we could have avoided all of the changes by just sticking with a crib next to our own bed and a changing table in the nursery and then adding in what we need along the way. You really don’t need anything else kn the beginning. Maybe storage, but I would advise that big wardrobes are really impractical for tiny clothes. Dressers are the way to go, but those may be impractical later on. All decorative items turned out to be completely useless and later when toys started to accumulate the additional decor made everything look so cluttered. I would only do wall art if I had to do it again.
You didn’t ask me, but as a mother of two I’ll say: decorate the nursery for mom. The baby will be pretty equally interested in whatever is around her/him. So plan a room that you love being in. It needs to be first and foremost functional (comfortable chair to feed with surfaces for items on both sides, room darkening curtains, changing table with storage for diapering stuff, diaper pail, crib, a monitor in the right position or optimal baby watching). And it can be whatever style you like. By the time she has an opinion it will be unicorns all the way down and it will no longer be a question of decor, but of her personalizing her own space within reason.
The fish chair is a Mackenzie-Childs design from when the original designers Victoria and Richard Mackenzie Childs owned the company. Victoria has a kooky youtube channel now and are explains a lot about their company and what transpired after it’s hostile takeover.
She’s quite fun to watch-definitely a mad hatter type❤
Thank you for mentioning Victoria's youtube channel. I just subscribed. She is so adorably kooky! Like Pippy Longstocking crossed with Anne of Green Gables.
I have been watching her channel for about a year now and she is strangely delightful and innocent but so wise - I cringe and laugh and am blown away at how profound she is.
please come back to TikTok after your break and keep bringing us videos like this!! literally my dream come true, curated interiors content from you without having to leave my safe space UA-cam
Never been on TikTok. Never will. But it's nice to know there are some useful videos out there.
I love how Paige communicates her affection by saying nice things in a very serious tone. “And I saved this tiktok. For you guys.” *quickly moves on* or “yes, him and I are tiktok friends. He has nice style”. Unrelated - I deleted tiktok thinking it would be temporary and never looked back!
The trash cans are designed more like a mailbox and locked up to keep people from rummaging thru the trash not more eco friendly
And why are they protecting trash like it’s mail? Why are we preventing hungry people from digging out half-eaten burgers and slices of pizza?? 🍕🍔 😢
Also are better for pest control? Personally I am squicked out by them bc the handles get disgusting.
@@hereforit2347 pest control and also less mess 😊
@@lealsofi: But you have to touch the handle to use them. Completely impractical. Drop-in public trash cans just make more sense.
You should should definitely review Rajiv Surendras home! He’s an amazing human. Most people remember him as Kevin G from mean girls. Review Suzy Batiz home (founder of Poo Pouri) She also did a church conversion! It’s pretty awesome to see how she was able to get it cozy being the large church that it is.
Rajiv is very inspiring! talented guy.
The Chair. OMG! Too Cute! And when I first looked at the chair, I thought to myself how uncomfortable. Function over Form! LOLs!
Next April 1st you could reveal that you bought a big important piece of furniture that’s basically the epitome of everything you hate in interior design and pretend you love it 😂
Oh my gosh the PB Teen throwback unlocked something in me! 🤣 I totally poured over those catalogs!!
I love all your videos and I found this one especially entertaining and informative -- so much packed into one! I've managed to staty away from tik-tok, and I think I'll keep it that way because I can only imagine how much time I would spend going down so many rabbit holes ...thanks for picking out these gems!
That last TikTok 😂🤣 I’m dead. 💀 She is amazing.
That last Tik Tok with grandma in her chair was the most pure and beautiful thing the internet has ever seen.
the HOLD PBTeen had on my school -- one of our teachers ordered a bunch of the catalogues and gave us a budget to design our dream rooms from there, such a fun assignment. Looking back at all the designs now is so silly; thank goodness styles evolve!
We would get the magazines and I'd drool so hard at them, knowing we couldn't afford anything in it! I had a lovely room, but were in Ikea and vintage territory (where I still am!), not all new stuff from PBTeen.
omg the 'rich friend circa 2005 tuscan kitchen chicago burbs' is killing meeeeeee. north shore baby
that last one was hilarious! the demolished house was just sad!
I think a lot of people who don’t necessarily have a creative eye tend to stick to monochromatic looks because its easy to shop for. I think of the beige trend, everything gray and white, etc. Friends of mine say they have a hard time or get anxiety whether something matches or goes together. Or they can’t visualize it. So they just make everything two colors. 😂❤
The lady with her chair at the end is hilarious! Good job ending with that one!
Love the ‘my chair’ one 😂😍😍
10:13 i despise with a passion when people destroy or "revamp" antique or retro homes, furniture, clothes. Just stop messing with it because some people out there love it and treasure it. If its not your cup of tea then don't buy it with the idea you'll renovate it to look like a modern box.
The use of squiggly wiggly in such a soft scholarly voice was incredible. Im not seeing Matisse in it, personally, but it’s interesting nonetheless
I am going to be haunted by the ghost of that beautiful lake house.
TV above the fireplace: this trend really sends me to the moon. I am well aware I’m in a tiny majority, but the mantel to me is a place in the home that represents all you hold dear, worship or value. (In my home, it’s an abstract nature painting.) A shudder ran thru me when ppl first started doing this.
My bedroom was literally lime green and hot pink. & I had the pink pom pom PB Teen bedspread! I was obsessed! Would even bring it to camp to decorate my bunk bed. It was so obnoxious!
The sliding rack on the ceiling for curtains is very old school IKEA. Green was popular in the 80's and 90's too.... English Racing Green was on every wall. With wild wallpaper like Kevin Mccallister's house. It's aaall back.
Went to high school with the person reacting at 12:45 and they’ve always had amazing taste.
I can't express how much I loved that last video. PERFECT video to end with :) hehe
The lady with her chair is so amusing! I do not have tik tok and I will not get it. Too additictive indeed.
The chair lady, lol. That’s me in 15-20 years. 😂
Lone Fox designed Marco Zamora’s entire living room, for likes and views, I’m sure, and Marco immediately changed everything. 😂 I hope these UA-camrs, who redecorate every five minutes, sell or give their throwaway items to people who really need or want them.
The last tik tok made my day! ❤
Okay that last video needed a shout out. That was hilarious.
I can’t imagine tearing down such a beautiful house, especially one that seems so well built. What a waste of a beautiful design and all those materials that went into it.
This is the only way I enjoy watching TikTok on other peoples channels. Thanks for weeding through for us!!! 😅
Grandma at the end is very flexible
If I had a place to put my tv in another place besides above the fireplace I would
The “YASification of Matisse” so real so funny.
The decorated homes (or church I guess) of the 1% make me feel really hollow and irritated-bored, kind of like watching someone play a game with cheat codes but they won't acknowledge it. I get why you included that and you point it out but man their lives are flatworld. When you get to that point, it's all just the same anyways.
edit: not the 00s cozy rich people decor. That style was attainable af and looked good in bungalows
Hey Paige, bit random but I really like your rings! Where did you get them from? Love your video’s 🫶
big fan of both chair-related tiktoks. A+ finds.
I miss where you would react to AD house tours and others. I feel like those were the videos I learned from the most.
That last tiktok!!!!! Bless!
Nature is green.
It CAN NOT go out of style.
😁
I agree on those trash bins. The old ones were way nicer.
And of course I highly agree on the amazing architectual house over the water!
Unbelievable..
The last video is the most wholesome thing I have ever seen.
Can you provide more info on the man who designed a house and it was torn down? You didn't provide his channel name or information on him. Super curious about this. Very sad. That house was amazing!
I can relate to the passion this woman has for a new cher.
I say "Develop and figure out your own interior design style vs. being a sheep to Home Goods, et. al." I hate the idea of decorating in trends! 🤔
There’s a Canadian designer who made over her parents’ house with the Danish pastel, it’s terrible lol
Alexandra Gater?
@@wallywaffles1333 Yes 😂
@@3bimini3 Figures. Everything Alexandra Gater ever does is blush pink and pale green and white. The girl doesn't know other colors exist.
@@jessakent2049 I feel like that is the sign of a bad designer. looks like she designs everything like it was your own house and stays within one "look". Her style is not for me, personally, but I can see it being useful content when you're in your late teens early twenties, just moving out and like DIY things.....
I'm here for the "no tv above the fireplace" movement!
Also: "when I moved into this apartment, all I saw was potential" ??? Bitch! That apartment has ceiling height windows overlooking a lake or something, it was gorgeous before you even set a foot in it
I'm dying at the fact that I've already seen almost all of these 😂great video!!
I’d be interested to see what they replaced that beautiful house they demolished with. Had better be better though I don’t see how it could be.
BAHAHAhaa the tv mounted too high!!!! Omg so funny 😂
havent been fed your last 6 videos but getting shown this one.
the last video had me scream-laughing so hard
The last video was the absolute best! Next video, absurd furniture decor items.
Interesting on the arsenic. William Morris (yes that famous still around William Morris) was the creator of the green using arsenic. When it was discovered that it was the wallpaper and other green items killing people, William Morris spent tons of money hiring ad people to deny, deflect, and defend their killer wallpaper. They never owned up to the dangers of their product.
I don’t associate Matisse with squiggly lines or pastel colors. And this horrendous design aesthetic is, in my eyes, quite far removed from his work and what it says.
I get that in the past five years or more Matisse-esque knock-off “art” and design elements have been all the rage, but they are such a bastardization of the essence of his work as to be a whole other commercialized animal of another genus entirely.
I have a rockstar-cigar lounge-maximalist-victorian-whimsygoth home and now my 10 year old is letting me do the same theme in her bright pink room. Its going from pink gamer to dark purple maximalist,im so excited 🥰 i gave her either purple,teal or pink as the colour palette and she let me make her a moodboard and she loves it all so it makes my inner interior designer happy 🥰
1. Your skin looks amazing. 2. Just did the same. Was staying up way later than intended swiping for no reason, so bye bye tiktok.
makes the lyrics from "if I had a million dollars" by the Bare Naked Ladies relatable on another level. " I'd buy you a green dress, but not a real green dress, that's cruel!" :)
could substitute real for Scheel
omg does ur camera airbrush u or is ur skin that good? drop the routine xo
Dude the church house HAS to be the most haunted thing I’ve ever seen…There’s no way it’s not!
I am on that Facebook group it was so cool to see that chair end up where it belonged ❤
I want to know more about that house that was demolished. Something tells me there were significant structural problems or something. That famous Frank Lloyd wright house has massive problems.
I can’t find anything online about why it was demolished, but I just have a feeling there are significant mold and structural issues with that cantilever over that water. Architects aren’t structural and environmental engineers, and sometimes the prettiest buildings just can’t compete with Mother Nature.
@@criticaloptimist I was also thinking this.
Paige, I truly enjoyed watching this video. Thank you for sharing.
I recently decided to paint my room, but I’m very bad at picking colors! Would you ever do a video on colors you recommend for painting a room?
WE NEED A PAT ROGERS HERE IN THE UK 🇬🇧 SHE’S ADORABLE 😊
@@HavilahDagostino The Pat Rogers in this video is a sweet lady
paige honey not the face smoothing filter 🥴
wait this is such a compliment because I have no filter on lol does that even exist for videos?
@@wasselpa I also thought the same, in your last videos, maybe from one or two months, your face appears with a smoothing filter. Maybe you have it "on" and you didn't realize?
@@wasselpa It's the garage light, I swear! It really smoothens out your features, makes your skin glow and your eyes brighter. In videos shot elsewhere there are more shadows to your face. At least that's my perception. And yes, those filters do exist:)
I guarantee one of the main reasons why they change public trash cans is to prevent animals from getting in there as well as people digging through the trash unfortunately
Hahaha, I have a larger pod chair on my balcony and it's so comfortable.. also my old dog used to sleep on it.. my dog now, is too big as he's giant. Love uour channel Paige! Cheers from Australia ❤
My brain can’t handle tik tok. It worse than instagram, but both are bad for me. The worst part is I can delete because of the far and few between videos that are funny or have great design that I’ll lose forever
Hahahahaha… the chair lady. Adorable.
Love the gorgeous makeup you wore in this vid!
I wanted all of the PB Teen decor SO badly
Beautiful rings!
The fish chair is from Mackenzie-Childs - very OTT!
Learned about the arsenic in green wallpaper from Doc Martin….the British TV series not the boots.
I have a mill creek in my town to and the geese hate everyone
Thank you for showing interesting tiktoks that are not from content farms.
4:20 eh, it’s still like that - just think about the fact that a lot of dyes and paints are still highly toxic
Good for you, we need to know our limitations. I deleted FB for the same reason.
Never been on TikTok, just like I've never seen an episode of the fn Kardashians or Insane Housewives of whatever fkd up town, USA. Hard pass, people.