I love to see people who’ve been able to collect items and make a museum of the things they love for themselves to enjoy.

I hadn't seen the first lady's episode before, what a dear little thing she is. I love the mural in her hall. I could spend a week there browsing her husbands books, couldn't believe my eyes when I realised the vast shelves were on both sides of the room, I hope their floors are solid for their neighbours below. The other 3 episodes I had seen, but enjoyed so much it wasn't a chore to watch again. Dallas people seem lovely and down to earth too, no matter how much money they have.

All of these homes are beautiful and unique in their own right but the last house is just off the charts one of a kind. What a blessing to have such a lovely place to call home.

Love the maximalist apartment. What a fun way to display photographs for accessibility and to engage family and guests.

I really enjoy these videos and learn a lot from the hosts. I have one wish. When a host points to something or looks at an object to describe it, please, please follow their gaze with the camera. I find myself leaning toward the object trying to get a better look at what is important to them.

First home was quaint and really interesting. She made me burst out laughing when she said absolutely no shoes on the chair😅😅😅😅😂😂😂...I have heard that before. What a pleasant mix of various ideas and history, in one space. The second house is quite interesting as a designer's vision/family home. It is nice to see people using what they have with joy. Her stories are very heartwarming and it is amazing how much she emphasizes functionality and family. Love it. Third house was pretty. The blue and white details were interesting as was her explaining her family's influence in her design. The last house was marvelous to see the evolution of his design ideas and elements of style in comparison to his former spaces. The glass window is so unique, I am sure I would want something like both the living room and bedroom windows. One reminds me of a boat (circle) and the other reminds me of rainbows. The light in the house is gorgeous. As for the yard, the enire thing is whimsical. Clearly this gentleman has a great sense of humor and style.

Love this one, without those furnitures, pictures, books, arts, it will be so boring, minimalism is not my cup of tea too.

My favorite episode, such a great design and very elegant.

To Teddy; I love the photo trey ❤ it’s wonderful!!!!!

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me encanta la casa del arquitecto Robert Bellamy es acogedora bohemia y original varios estilo que a la vez se unen pero sencilla

Your home is really interestng with all the various collections and well thought out areas.I can see your love of all your personal favourites too.i particularly liked your lounge area it's so long and still practical in that it is also sectioned off.You are so lucky to have all that light flooding in..Another favourite was your laundry/craft/office great use of space.Finally the dressing room/bathroom is exquisite.

Never mad.Awesome video..loved the examples.

I love the 1960s rattan elephant and her wicker coffee table! 1:10:34

I live in the DFW area and attend estate sales (though I try to avoid them now). With everyone on KZfaq & TicTok, etc, touting about estate sales, I guess that’s why I feel I’ve noticed bigger crowds and higher prices. The past few sales, I’ve been priced out.

Love it.

"I don't even like clowns". "I do not know what happened".😅

Oh my gorgeous mansion hoarding many things really nonessential but that’s what we do collect lol

Wow a maximalist home, I’ve never seen one on this channel before! Lol

All surfaces cluttered with beautiful finds. No room to put a drink on lol that’s what my son says mom every surface is loaded with stuff lol

Don't redo the chairs, do the slip covers. Your current chair's are amazing 👏

Yes, please something new. 😊

Does your orchid come back every year beautiful my dear

I’ve got a huge round marble coffee table and matching side table in my livingroom you would love it is surrounded by carved wood. My livingroom not large is jam packed with all my great finds have boxes and boxes packed full of collectibles in my basement . One day need to have a huge sale and put money in bank I like 100.00 bills starting to collect lol

Good you have education and your husband good job you can afford this home. Lol I’m on old age pension husband too always thrifting collecting pinwheel crystal royal doulton royal Albert dishes and set of Ukrainian dishes vintage and antique furniture live like a queen in our brick ranch have a beautiful Bombay pineapple canopy bed . I

Does anyone have any info on the Persian print fabric on the chairs she wants to recover?

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Am I losing it, or have we seen this homeowner give a tour before?

I can't do a 3 hour episode 😫

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You need to thrift taxes on your home are killer I bet lol

What built in kids lol oh boy

Wow it’s a gorgeous mansion glad you have a good career to be able to pay the taxes lol

Three hours of reruns. Hmmmm. These videos need be no longer than a TED talk - 18 minutes max.

Too girly for my taste.

Old episode. How about something new?

To me it’s boring but I guess this is what an upper class republican home is supposed to look like.

What is with these three hour videos>>>> PLS EDIT THEM DOWN, Its just lazy not to!

More stitched together repeats here I see. I’m gonna pass. If I want to watch it twice I’d just go to the original video to get the full tour again.

These three places look alike. Just as a motel chain, sterile, empty in character and soul.

Anyone else find Sarah's voice incredibly cloying?? Um, um, um, um, um...... Her taste is lovely but I had to mute her. Ugh.

Absolutely loved these beautiful tours … what glorious homes they all are!!! Thanks for sharing, what a treat! x 🤍🌿✨ kbgardensnhomes Xxx