Tasteful friends, this is what 3+ million will get you in St. Louis

Are we sure picture 21 of 24 is from the same house? Completely different vibe / design aesthetic of every single other room.

Does the furniture come with it?

Frankly, for St. Louis, I would think one would get a HELL of a lot more!

It's almost $4 million, not 3+million.

Does the pool come with the water?

I love the house and mist furniture, but there are too many different decotating styles going on. The decoraor was going for an eclectic style, but misses on putting various patterns and colors together. Also, I'd have to live in St. Louis, so no, not for me.

[R6] here. Sorry for all of the typos above. I really can spell. It's very late, and I should be asleep.

What a strange mix. There are some sophisticated decorating choices thrown together with really ugly kitschy stuff.

Low ceilings.

Meh grandeur.

In fairness, it actually does look like one would expect a four million dollar house to look (although I agree with r3 that you'd have to pay someone that much to get them to move to St. Louis).

Even the decor is all right except for that nasty overdone dining room.

I agree with R1 and R3 and R9 but it looks beautiful. I was wondering how many employers the owner needs to keep it clean and in shape?

I am guessing only one employer, R11: the owner.

I think the design is all done by a staging company. They probably had godawful gilt crap in there.

The rooms are "eclectic" but I don't understand the dining room in context of the rest of the house. How odd. The Ikea curtains and pillows in the wood paneled room at #10 are also very odd. Why no pictures of the bathrooms or kitchen?

It's in St. Louis. I'll pass. Anything similar in Tajikistan?

At least it's not Detroit.

In Detroit it would be 300K tops.

R12 Meant to write employees.

In Altoona it might be $50,000 max.

Good lord people it's HIDEOUS! A tear-down! The staging company obviously had to drag it out of the nineteenth century with a few contemporary 'pieces' but in the end it's just comes off as a train wreck. A green ceiling! Green!

The photo that doesn't belong is of the building by the tennis court, not the main house.

They probably call it the "pavilion"

Strange to have all those vastly different decorating styles in one house.

In the photo looking down toward the pool, it looks like someone left an aerosol can of something in the shot.

I quit looking at the photos after the third or fourth one. The entrance hall is awful and the whole thing looks too dated.

Ladue is hardly St. Louis as it's thought of by the coastal media elites. It's West St. Louis County, and several billionaires and a handful of billionaire families live there. The median net worth of Ladue residents is well over a million dollars. I know, I protest too much.

Also, the photo at r1 is the pool house.

Does ot come with #blacklivesmatter?

Is it Ferguson-adjacent?

Gorgeous.