The blendings for me are not subtle enough… I don’t feel a sense of refinement… the gardens dreamy but I don’t see any benches to be able to sit and take in the beauty or to enjoy a tea or have a glass of wine? That one bathroom with green giant blooms can give yo a head ache… my favorite room was the master bedroom more sedate and graceful… but to each our own… I hope this home brings them years of enjoyment and peace…🕊️
@@andysinthegarden of course I did. I love architecture and tours of famous historical homes, and GG is no exception. Liz seems like a very kind, unique individual, and it’s her home now to do with as she pleases. Her stylings just happen to strike me as the Crayola smatterings of a seven year old. It’s nothing personal.
@debzeb6899 a few years ago I had a potluck & everyone dressed as their favorite Edie.... I'm still laughing & crying to this day.... what a sad happy tale .... sigh
You need to watch IFC’s “Documentary Now!” episode called “Sandy Passage.” It’s a parody of Grey Gardens and stars Bill Hader as Little Edie and Fred Armison as Big Edie. Hilarious!
As a long-time fan of the documentary, I thank you for restoring this wonderful property, Liz. You brought such life and brightness back to Grey Gardens.
Sally Quinn and Ben Bradley saved Grey Gardens with a Major respectful restoration and it was timelessly classically lovely. Liz did a big tweak/renovation and redecoration to suit her taste/lifestyle. Love both owners styles!
@@hagaiherrnstadt2502 I agree! The round pool is all wrong for this home. She’s trying to give the home a Palm Beach or Palm Springs vibe. Not at all keeping with the architecture.
Love the structure and the outdoors. Not crazy about deco and colours which for me are a bit overwhelming. But to each his own. Appreciate the opportunity to view this iconic home.
The outside is lovely, and the gardens themselves. The inside I find mostly pretty gaudy and tacky, but with the occasional nice bit amongst the tasteless parts. Reminds me of TK/TJ Maxx - sometimes less is more, but hey it’s her house and should be what makes her happy.
Ah-mazing. More is more & less is a bore. I remember when the Bradlees renovated but this is really a labor of love. Respectful of the history AND superior interior design. Thank you for such an intimate tour. The gardens & outdoor spaces are my favorites.
It's very palm beach. I expect to see Lily Pulitzer to come bounding down the stairs. I love that she's fearless so that makes me like it. Kind of Iris Apfel.
I’ve always had to work within a very tight budget when decorating, relying on flea markets, garage sales, estate sales, and floor samples to make my spaces feel like my own. I’ve often wondered how my style might evolve if money weren’t a concern. That’s why I find these home tours so fascinating-where budget isn’t a limitation, and the homeowner’s personality and style are on display. I’m especially grateful to Liz Lange for opening her doors and giving us a peek into Grey Gardens 2.0. She’s a brave soul for letting us Grey Gardens fans inside! Big and Little Edie danced to the beat of their own drum, and Ms. Lange is doing the same. Also, I absolutely love the kitchen garden!
I appreciate her love of the home and continued care for it, even though it is not my style. However, this video miss-represents the true story of its salvation and restoration by Sally Quinn and Bill Bradley.
Acabo de ver el tour y es una de mis favoritas desde ahora. Colorida, luminosa, vibrante esta decoración tan exquisita. El jardín merece otro episodio, así como las mesas que monta. Su colección de platos y cerámicas quita el aliento. Lo que mas me gustó fueron los dormitorios y el cuarto de flores. Gracias Liz por esta visita y gracias @Homeworthy❤
The outside looks great but the inside is not so good. A little bit 1990s. I woudve decorated it in old world Hamptons. Way way less color. More natural and classic. Those diamond shaped windows where so stunning. Ya I'm so sorry. Very disappointed To each her own but it's 1980s 1990s ugly. I couldn't even finish watching it
appreciate the restoration/preservation. the decorating is a nightmare. when you are using the word "fun" this often to describe your aesthetic, you have a problem. It looked much, much better when the Bradleys owned it. she could take half the shit out of this place and furnish another tschotske palace.
I respect the new owner much more after watching this but while she made the house new again she also took some of the charm away with the gawdy decor and awful paint and wall paper choices in some of the rooms. lol
@@kridswonderhowell4541 Fashion is the merger of clothing and style. Mrs. Roper was the colorful caftan wearing landlady on "Three's Company" an American television series on ABC in the late seventies/early eighties.
I think my favorite part of the whole episode is the fact that Liz complained about how the spirit of the Hapmton's she grew up with has been replaced by gaudy developments and yet here she is with the gaudiest, tackiest, least respectful renovation in East Hampton. And by the way- the tiles in the sunroom that she said are original to the house are NOT the original tiles. They were square, not octagonal. Trash with money.
What a relief to see a house that is not "50 shades of gray"! Dorothy Draper would be proud of you because concerning the interior, you have made this house the Greenbrier of Long Island. This exhilarating house would make you feel like the sun were out on a dreary winter day. I did not know this house but you have certainly done it justice! Great job! 🙂
How sad, the previous owner had restored it with exquisite taste. It is not the same now, it is a real horror. th-cam.com/video/8ImnyD4K5fY/w-d-xo.html
Does she do interiors for the mob? I’m happy she spent the money to preserve and restore the house BUT WOW the interior is a car wreck of garish clashing colors and styles. The interiors FIGHTS the exterior and gorgeous gardens, but hey it’s her dream so good for her. New Jersey new money goes to east Hampton.
When Ben Bradlee and Sally Quinn owned it, I watched a small tour and it was just a lovely home. They completely saved the home and restored it beautifully. This iteration has missed a few taste steps.
I love it! It has an Alice In Wonderland/Hamptons/Palm Beach Vibe. I also adore layers and layers of color,pattern,modern,vintage and classic! Absolute Eye Candy🍭💠🍬🌸
Liz; Thanks so much for the tour ! Love how the entire home and property has been brought back to life in a way that matches the vibrancy of the new owners. From the minute you step into the foyer, you just know that you're going to have a great time at this house party !
Given Little Edie's love of fashion, I think she'd approve of Liz owning the house! I certainly do. I admire her dedication to restoring it and adding so much color and personality.
I little bit too much for me but I love this woman! Her energy! Doing her own style! The confidence. Im only finding my own in old age! I let the world dictate to me!
@@binkiebabe416She only talked about her dress design company? Thats not a crime to be a designer of something. It shows in HER house that she OWNS! She isnt a home decor company etc. Why are so many negative. I want it outlawed on the www.
The exterior is beautiful but the interior is a disappointment. It is so overwhelming and mismatched and a bit sad coming from a designer. I understand the maximalist look and the appeal but this is just a visual unrest and almost offensive.
But it's almost innocent -- how she put ALL her shiny jewelry on for one night - because she just loves it all so much! And it's pretty and sparkly. And if you can't choose, just use it all and blind everyone with the beauty!
As Interior Designer there is way too much color in all the rooms and the decor is overwhelming to the eye, there no focal point, it all over the place, but the Gardens are stunning.
Kind of felt the same. Too maximalist but I like many of the fabrics. And of course the gardens are spectacular. Just take away some of the stuff. The fake tusks remind me of a 6 ft ceramic giraffe in our the living room. I thought it was awful next to Chippendale chairs 😅. It was the seventies after all, we also had a beaded chandelier. I blame all the bad taste on the joints in my mom's sock drawer.
It is from the point of modern brainwashed black-grey-white minimalistic style. But from normal point of view it is very happy and bright in every corner!
Fully agree- you took the exact words out of my mouth. Let me say first that she did an amazing job restoring the house. The garden and pool areas are gorgeous! H’ever, parts (not all) of the interior needs editing. I see a lot of different styles lumped into one. I would’ve preferred that she adopted the Hamptons style given that the house is in the Hamptons. I see references to H’wood regency, Palm Beach, Bev Hills hotel styles, which, IMO, do not fit the aesthetic of the house. This creates an uncomfortable environment where you’re blinded by too much going on for such a small space. The end result is that the original charm of the house is gone, which is most unfortunate.
I must say this was the most intriguing home and garden tour! Liz was a bundle of joy and energy as she took us along her home journey! Thank you for the history and explaining how you came about the decor you chose. What a delight! Good for you and your husband, wishing you both many happy years in GG❤
I LOVE Gray Gardens and I have to say that watching this woman and her pretentious ways with her mentioning all of her homes all over the place made me sick. She ruined the spirit of this beautiful and iconic home. She is everything I hate about wealthy people (she was born into it) and their elitist privileges. 🤮
I love Grey Gardens! What a fabulous property. The sunroom is my favorite with the greens and yellow. Some of this house is a bit much and not my taste but she has a style and vision and she loves it and I love that for her. At least someone is loving and enjoying this magnificent property and gardens. It’s definitely not boring, I’ll give her that!
UMMMMM…Gardens and exterior of the house are Stunning. Inside of home is beyond excessive 😣 hurts my eyes….TOO much of EVERYTHING 😑 there’s no balance. Every corner of the house is filled with stuff and wallpaper and stuff and more stuff and it’s literally EXHAUSTING.
What’s not to love here from A to Z both interior and exterior? Love the gardens, mature trees, and mixed themes of color to contrast that seamlessly move from one room to the next. I could go on… Well done! You’re a fortunate lady. I have to go back to being poor now, but thank you for letting me in.
That is what I did! Her voice! The constant, “Uhm, Uhm” paired with the atrocious collections created so much anxiety ! With the sound off I imagine her saying, “Omg! Would you look at all this Crap!? It’s All Going! Who Does this?!” The gardens are amazing! Mother Nature would never allow her to mess that up!
Looks like Grey Gardens got destroyed a second time. I was sorry I saw this. Laughable/gauche/garish. Big Edie would be rolling. I guess money does not buy taste
@@ginalamey2170 Left me almost speechless. The word hydrangea written anywhere does not impress me in good taste and design. Anything but that. It looked like she was in a candy store and got 5 of everything and tossed it in the air and where it fell was her house decorated. The grounds were great though. Sorta hard to mess that up.
I wish they had hired a tasteful designer who understood the brief - bless LL for decorating to her own taste, but what shame to do this to the iconic Grey Gardens 🫤😥
These houses are millions of dollars. It isn't a museum. If you want it to be a time capsule, feel free to start collecting tin cans and raccoon droppings after spending the mills to buy GG 😂 seriously, if you remove Lizs personal belongings like couches and art, she has kept Grey Gardens nearly intact.
I don’t know Grey Gardens like others who have commented but that home is one of the most beautiful homes I’ve ever seen. I love the thoughtful and respectful restoration, the commitment to keeping the important things and of course, the amazing gardens. Thank you for this excellent presentation.
The amount of water these gardens need. The vanity yet complexity of some people. The beauty of objects, patterns, and colours. There is so much to handle and absorb in these videos. They make me anxious.
Is a requirement of owning Grey Gardens that one must be a little insane? Thankfully the exterior and gardens have come out unscathed but the interiors? Even my eight year old found it a bit much. Why? Simply because you can, I suppose; which is not really a good reason.
Jaw dropping job! Well done! Dismiss any comments which don't celebrate this labor of love! So touching how you've celebrated its past throughout YOUR HOME!
So pretentious. “Logo, logo, logo,” all over, indeed! She mentioned the logos as if casually, I must say, and as if she did not wish the viewers to miss them in case they failed to notice them. It must be true, as the author Jane Austen wrote, that money and good manners do not often go hand in hand.
Love a personal style. This is unique. In general being a Norwegian I find most of these homes to be very different from the typically styled home in Norway that is often more neutral, and I really enjoy these homes because they sparks some creativity in me.
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Absolutley georgeous...what an extrodinary rehabb....stunning!
Thanks for opening the house for us. The gardens are gorgeous. The inside is just too much. Honestly, I’m getting big time snob vibes. I stopped watching.
Me too . The Brady’s did such a wonderful job. I felt when Sally took us through after she restored it , she really was in love with the home . I prefer to remember Sally’s tour.
Great tour of this fun and amazing house, home and gardens. Fab collection of Italian glassware. Liz knows exactly what she likes and has gone for it. Bravo. If you are lucky enough to have the resources and can chose exactly what you love and bring it all together, why wouldn't you!
If Grey Hardens were in Palm Beach. Yeah, she really trashed the place. There is probably a video somewhere of what I think the Bradley’s did to it? Much more in keeping with the original New England, old Long Island vibe. This is just plain awful.
She did an outstanding job, the house and gardens are beautiful. I've been a Grey Garden fan since I discovered the Maysles documentary in the 80's - I adored Big Edie and Little Edie. You've done Grey Garden justice. Thanks for this exciting tour.
Well......there is a lot of colour and pattern going here. I like the power rooms, flower room green is soothing, the garden room is cozy, very nice bedrooms. What a shame about the thatched roof shed 😵💫. Interesting kitchen. And of course the gardens are spectacular. It's so nice that the outside has been restored to its former glory. Thank you so much for sharing this interesting house. 🏡😊
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What a beautiful house, full of history, whimsy colors, magical gardens and a chic and friendly hostess....and that dress, cherry on top!
It's designed to keep the owners interested, inspired, enervated.
Reminds me of Jackie O's style, but better.
That dress is fab!!! 💕
She’s a vapid narcissist
The amount of conflicting patterns and clutter would give me a chronic migraine, and that “Hydrangea.” on the wall is just…. something else. 😅
Very Home Goods esq
But I bet you watched it till the end.
The blendings for me are not subtle enough… I don’t feel a sense of refinement… the gardens dreamy but I don’t see any benches to be able to sit and take in the beauty or to enjoy a tea or have a glass of wine? That one bathroom with green giant blooms can give yo a head ache… my favorite room was the master bedroom more sedate and graceful… but to each our own… I hope this home brings them years of enjoyment and peace…🕊️
Too over stimulated for a beach house. Ugg.
@@andysinthegarden of course I did. I love architecture and tours of famous historical homes, and GG is no exception. Liz seems like a very kind, unique individual, and it’s her home now to do with as she pleases. Her stylings just happen to strike me as the Crayola smatterings of a seven year old. It’s nothing personal.
Beautiful home. I love that it is reflects the owner's personality. I appreciate people so graciously opening their homes. 😊
Who else pressed pause to watch the Big Edie Little Edie documentry? What a story. Reminded me of We Have Always Lived in the Castle.
@debzeb6899 a few years ago I had a potluck & everyone dressed as their favorite Edie.... I'm still laughing & crying to this day.... what a sad happy tale .... sigh
You need to watch IFC’s “Documentary Now!” episode called “Sandy Passage.” It’s a parody of Grey Gardens and stars Bill Hader as Little Edie and Fred Armison as Big Edie. Hilarious!
But without the murders…
They were a delightful pair! Great documentary on a very sad situation. Glad little Edie got to live her life once her mum passed ❤
As a long-time fan of the documentary, I thank you for restoring this wonderful property, Liz. You brought such life and brightness back to Grey Gardens.
Sally Quinn and Ben Bradley saved Grey Gardens with a Major respectful restoration and it was timelessly classically lovely. Liz did a big tweak/renovation and redecoration to suit her taste/lifestyle. Love both owners styles!
So much beauty. Don’t love all of it but this woman has style and vision. I respect what she has done.
The exterior of the home and gardens are spectacular.
the previous pool was better
@@hagaiherrnstadt2502 I agree! The round pool is all wrong for this home.
She’s trying to give the home a Palm Beach or Palm Springs vibe. Not at all keeping with the architecture.
@@katherineb.3140”I’ve always wanted a round pool…”
Then why didn’t she put one in Palm Springs?
There is nothing that I don't love. The colors, the patterns, art, dishes, furniture, flowers... ❤
She did such a great job on the interior and the gardens! Absolutely stunning, yet warm & inviting! I love the cheerfulness it embodies. 😍
Love the structure and the outdoors. Not crazy about deco and colours which for me are a bit overwhelming. But to each his own. Appreciate the opportunity to view this iconic home.
Exactly to each it's own.
Agree 100 percent 😊
I hate it, it could have been so interesting.
The outside is lovely, and the gardens themselves. The inside I find mostly pretty gaudy and tacky, but with the occasional nice bit amongst the tasteless parts. Reminds me of TK/TJ Maxx - sometimes less is more, but hey it’s her house and should be what makes her happy.
with the economy suffering and many struggling to make ends meet, going to Milan for wallpaper?
For the bathroom no less. I do love it but she lives in an extremely large tax bracket so what can we expect.
Ah-mazing.
More is more & less is a bore.
I remember when the Bradlees renovated but this is really a labor of love.
Respectful of the history AND superior interior design.
Thank you for such an intimate tour. The gardens & outdoor spaces are my favorites.
It's very palm beach. I expect to see Lily Pulitzer to come bounding down the stairs. I love that she's fearless so that makes me like it. Kind of Iris Apfel.
This lady is exhausting
😂😂😂
Loves the phrase 'Mid Century' to describe everything.
I’ve always had to work within a very tight budget when decorating, relying on flea markets, garage sales, estate sales, and floor samples to make my spaces feel like my own. I’ve often wondered how my style might evolve if money weren’t a concern. That’s why I find these home tours so fascinating-where budget isn’t a limitation, and the homeowner’s personality and style are on display. I’m especially grateful to Liz Lange for opening her doors and giving us a peek into Grey Gardens 2.0. She’s a brave soul for letting us Grey Gardens fans inside! Big and Little Edie danced to the beat of their own drum, and Ms. Lange is doing the same. Also, I absolutely love the kitchen garden!
Beautifully said. While I don’t like the loudness of the home, I can appreciate it.
Every time I thought it was over…it keeps on going! This house is massive.
Felt the very same…. 😳
I loved this so much, very invigorating and kept me engaged!❤
Ben Bradlee and his wife, Sally Quinn, bought the house in 1979 and are primarily responsible for the restoration and rehabilitation of the home.
I appreciate her love of the home and continued care for it, even though it is not my style. However, this video miss-represents the true story of its salvation and restoration by Sally Quinn and Bill Bradley.
and it looked way better!
Acabo de ver el tour y es una de mis favoritas desde ahora. Colorida, luminosa, vibrante esta decoración tan exquisita. El jardín merece otro episodio, así como las mesas que monta. Su colección de platos y cerámicas quita el aliento. Lo que mas me gustó fueron los dormitorios y el cuarto de flores. Gracias Liz por esta visita y gracias @Homeworthy❤
The outside looks great but the inside is not so good. A little bit 1990s.
I woudve decorated it in old world Hamptons. Way way less color. More natural and classic.
Those diamond shaped windows where so stunning.
Ya I'm so sorry. Very disappointed
To each her own but it's 1980s 1990s ugly.
I couldn't even finish watching it
I agree
I think Liz has very thoughtfully done a beautiful job of restoring and decorating Grey Gardens. And I love her personal taste!
The exterior and the grounds are unimpeachable. The interior is exhausting and frantic. It’s definitely giving new money vibes.
Makes sense, the owner is exhausting and frantic.
The exterior is lovely, but interior needs a lot of editing. Just way too much going on.
appreciate the restoration/preservation. the decorating is a nightmare. when you are using the word "fun" this often to describe your aesthetic, you have a problem. It looked much, much better when the Bradleys owned it. she could take half the shit out of this place and furnish another tschotske palace.
I disagree,it’s gorgeous. They restored it beautifully.
Agreed, WAY too much going on in this house. Sometimes simple is beautiful.
@@amppma7302 She needs to stop shopping.
Haahah when she said " Im a full time shopper" @@AugustDeb
I respect the new owner much more after watching this but while she made the house new again she also took some of the charm away with the gawdy decor and awful paint and wall paper choices in some of the rooms. lol
Jackie and Lee were her fasion inspo's. I was thinking more on the lines of Mrs. ROPER!!😂
😂😂😂
Yes!!!! Mrs Roper 😂😂😂😂😂
I have to agree with you. She does remind of Mrs Roper.❤
@georgiesinclair6951 who's mrs roper...?.and im pretty unumacated I don't know what fasion means. I'm always looking to learn .
@@kridswonderhowell4541 Fashion is the merger of clothing and style. Mrs. Roper was the colorful caftan wearing landlady on "Three's Company" an American television series on ABC in the late seventies/early eighties.
I think my favorite part of the whole episode is the fact that Liz complained about how the spirit of the Hapmton's she grew up with has been replaced by gaudy developments and yet here she is with the gaudiest, tackiest, least respectful renovation in East Hampton. And by the way- the tiles in the sunroom that she said are original to the house are NOT the original tiles. They were square, not octagonal. Trash with money.
Yes!🙌 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Two words- sad looking . Better before
What a relief to see a house that is not "50 shades of gray"! Dorothy Draper would be proud of you because concerning the interior, you have made this house the Greenbrier of Long Island. This exhilarating house would make you feel like the sun were out on a dreary winter day. I did not know this house but you have certainly done it justice! Great job! 🙂
How sad, the previous owner had restored it with exquisite taste. It is not the same now, it is a real horror. th-cam.com/video/8ImnyD4K5fY/w-d-xo.html
That's the same owner, but it was several years ago.
@@gabrielacastellano6568 I totally agree. It’s barely recognizable.
Ummmmm, the vid you linked is the same owner 7 yrs ago😄😄😄. Nice try tho.
She did not own it then but rented it from Sally Quin for the summer.
Thank you for linking this. Interesting to see how the Bradlee’s had it and that Liz Lange rented initially.
Does she do interiors for the mob? I’m happy she spent the money to preserve and restore the house BUT WOW the interior is a car wreck of garish clashing colors and styles. The interiors FIGHTS the exterior and gorgeous gardens, but hey it’s her dream so good for her. New Jersey new money goes to east Hampton.
She said several times that her family owned a house in East Hampton and that’s where she grew up.
Love the exterior of the home and the gardens. Everything else inside the home was... a bit exhausting.
When Ben Bradlee and Sally Quinn owned it, I watched a small tour and it was just a lovely home. They completely saved the home and restored it beautifully. This iteration has missed a few taste steps.
@@maddiek1980 Agreed. It was much better when the Bradlee's owned it. This is much to gaudy now.
Completely agree! I feel drained watching this episode….
I love it! It has an Alice In Wonderland/Hamptons/Palm Beach Vibe. I also adore layers and layers of color,pattern,modern,vintage and classic! Absolute Eye Candy🍭💠🍬🌸
agree...and I lean more towards maximalist (it just has to be done right...and not over done in every room)...too much. lovely gardens though.
Much nicer when Sally Quinn had it. It was simple and relaxed, now too much, too cluttered, over decorated.
To each their own. She is obviously a very vibrant woman and so this reflects her taste, as it should.
Liz; Thanks so much for the tour ! Love how the entire home and property has been brought back to life in a way that matches the vibrancy of the new owners. From the minute you step into the foyer, you just know that you're going to have a great time at this house party !
The outside and gardens look beautiful. Not a fan of the indoor decorating but everyone has to make their home what makes them happy.
Agree.
Agreed. It’s too much and very overwhelming
Well, that’s a beauty of interior design… She loves it and that’s what matters!❤
@@Lisa-sp5if looks like you didn't pass remedial reading
Agreed. Thankful someone restored it, but would have preferred it to be in keeping with the time it was built.
Given Little Edie's love of fashion, I think she'd approve of Liz owning the house! I certainly do. I admire her dedication to restoring it and adding so much color and personality.
She would have loved it for sure
Seems like a infomercial for her company
I little bit too much for me but I love this woman! Her energy! Doing her own style! The confidence. Im only finding my own in old age! I let the world dictate to me!
@@binkiebabe416She only talked about her dress design company? Thats not a crime to be a designer of something. It shows in HER house that she OWNS! She isnt a home decor company etc. Why are so many negative. I want it outlawed on the www.
Not to be rude but I truly hate it lmao!
A study in extreme excess. How out of touch.
But she’s a Democrat. She isn’t out of touch. How dare you! :)
@@nataliedigiovanni4863😂 I see what you did there
The exterior is beautiful but the interior is a disappointment. It is so overwhelming and mismatched and a bit sad coming from a designer. I understand the maximalist look and the appeal but this is just a visual unrest and almost offensive.
I think a word to describe the decor is Gaudy
Agree
I agree the interior doesn’t match the exterior.
But it's almost innocent -- how she put ALL her shiny jewelry on for one night - because she just loves it all so much! And it's pretty and sparkly. And if you can't choose, just use it all and blind everyone with the beauty!
As Interior Designer there is way too much color in all the rooms and the decor is overwhelming to the eye, there no focal point, it all over the place, but the Gardens are stunning.
Kind of felt the same. Too maximalist but I like many of the fabrics. And of course the gardens are spectacular. Just take away some of the stuff. The fake tusks remind me of a 6 ft ceramic giraffe in our the living room. I thought it was awful next to Chippendale chairs 😅. It was the seventies after all, we also had a beaded chandelier. I blame all the bad taste on the joints in my mom's sock drawer.
Don’t agree, it is interesting and lively
It is from the point of modern brainwashed black-grey-white minimalistic style. But from normal point of view it is very happy and bright in every corner!
Fully agree- you took the exact words out of my mouth. Let me say first that she did an amazing job restoring the house. The garden and pool areas are gorgeous! H’ever, parts (not all) of the interior needs editing. I see a lot of different styles lumped into one. I would’ve preferred that she adopted the Hamptons style given that the house is in the Hamptons. I see references to H’wood regency, Palm Beach, Bev Hills hotel styles, which, IMO, do not fit the aesthetic of the house. This creates an uncomfortable environment where you’re blinded by too much going on for such a small space. The end result is that the original charm of the house is gone, which is most unfortunate.
I dont agree, the House is so big and, colors macht each other
This just proves that money can't buy taste. The interior is so busy it gave me an instant headache after 1 minute of viewing.
If anxiety had a name
Couldn't say it better!
If jealousy had a name...
Nope
Quite the display of wealth! Can’t imagine what their other houses look like! Reminds me of the gilded age and the Vanderbilts.
exactly wow, rich out of their minds
The outdoor spaces and gardens are the only peaceful areas I would enjoy.
You find peace in your heart and soul and mind. You don't need a designated area. Enjoy your tent.
Nope! Not a fan of this owner’s decorating choices…This house deserves much better than what she gives.
I love the house back to its original style and the gardens are gorgeous! The inside collections and decor is awful, wealth doesn’t buy taste.
Good lord
@@kateforsyth1133 🤭 My sentiments exactly!
Not a fan of the house, but the garden is beautiful
Thank you Liz for being uniquely eclectic and for supporting artists. The house is incredible and the paintings and sculpture fabulous.
Sorry but Not Good! So bad! 😮 waste of house sorry.
Wow! I don’t know what to say, but I had to stop watching.
😂😂😂😂me too , l’m here for the comments. It’s just all wrong .
Me too.
🙋🏻♀️
I must say this was the most intriguing home and garden tour! Liz was a bundle of joy and energy as she took us along her home journey! Thank you for the history and explaining how you came about the decor you chose. What a delight! Good for you and your husband, wishing you both many happy years in GG❤
Well bless her heart, she decorated her house all by herself!
The inside of their garden hut is such a disappointment. I was hoping it would look quaint and charming. Not weird and flamboyant.
Money can’t buy taste……..dahling
We get it isn’t your style….but taste is also reflected in one’s manners……
@@tchilds1077so true!! This homeowner is fabulously artistic! Such a beautiful place.❤
That’s why she’s successful and stands out because she doesn’t conform to the standard of the society. She’s unique.
That was a rude comment. If you wouldn't say it to her face, don't write it in a comment.
@@GMCvideos2012 Unique is not always a good thing.
Gaudy
Too much money and no taste!
This house is exactly how it’s meant to look.
Harsh
She did a fabulous job on the home!@@Kassidwyer
You wish you could
@@pamelalazor8538 agreed!
Rich people throwing money at a "design project" to prove to the world they are fabulously rich. Waste of time and money.
Tacky and tasteless!...;)
I LOVE Gray Gardens and I have to say that watching this woman and her pretentious ways with her mentioning all of her homes all over the place made me sick. She ruined the spirit of this beautiful and iconic home. She is everything I hate about wealthy people (she was born into it) and their elitist privileges. 🤮
I love Grey Gardens! What a fabulous property. The sunroom is my favorite with the greens and yellow. Some of this house is a bit much and not my taste but she has a style and vision and she loves it and I love that for her. At least someone is loving and enjoying this magnificent property and gardens. It’s definitely not boring, I’ll give her that!
Look for the pictures when Ben Bradley and his wife owned it. It was lovely.
It was gorgeous then . Sally’s style was perfection.
Without even seeing pictures, I can imagine it was much more traditional, tasteful and classic. This is a little bit circus.
I KNEW I saw this house before and it was more tastefull. TY for reminding me who where.
Agree with you completely.
UMMMMM…Gardens and exterior of the house are Stunning.
Inside of home is beyond excessive 😣 hurts my eyes….TOO much of EVERYTHING 😑 there’s no balance. Every corner of the house is filled with stuff and wallpaper and stuff and more stuff and it’s literally EXHAUSTING.
Over decorated but amazing gardens.
What’s not to love here from A to Z both interior and exterior? Love the gardens, mature trees, and mixed themes of color to contrast that seamlessly move from one room to the next. I could go on… Well done! You’re a fortunate lady. I have to go back to being poor now, but thank you for letting me in.
Soooo gaudy
Nice to see homes in a style you don’t see very often.
"Every print and every color as a neutral and it usually works" - no it didn't. The emperor has no clothes.
Correct. They get so caught up in trying desperately to have uniqueness at whatever cost. Last, your house is $hhh it.
Agreed. Apparently all her taste is only in her mouth!
The interior is too much. You can’t focus on anything. The outside and gardens are spectacular.
This is an example of ostentatious. I'm just watching for the gardens. This property requires a tremendous staff. Better to watch with no sound. 😊
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That is what I did! Her voice! The constant, “Uhm, Uhm” paired with the atrocious collections created so much anxiety ! With the sound off I imagine her saying, “Omg! Would you look at all this Crap!? It’s All Going! Who Does this?!” The gardens are amazing! Mother Nature would never allow her to mess that up!
Looks like Grey Gardens got destroyed a second time. I was sorry I saw this. Laughable/gauche/garish. Big Edie would be rolling. I guess money does not buy taste
Tacky is all I can say.
I can’t imagine what kind of man (her husband) “we just love” a framed picture of the word hydrangea above our fireplace. Good grief!
Good grief is correct---I was not impressed----she was a bit too good for reg folks
@@Contiresidence agree.
@@ginalamey2170 Left me almost speechless. The word hydrangea written anywhere does not impress me in good taste and design. Anything but that. It looked like she was in a candy store and got 5 of everything and tossed it in the air and where it fell was her house decorated. The grounds were great though. Sorta hard to mess that up.
I like the decor but not the hydrangea sign 😣
The Gardens are lovely, but I think the interior is WAY OVER THE TOP. And I doubt that the house was ever that intensely, brightly colored.
I wish they had hired a tasteful designer who understood the brief - bless LL for decorating to her own taste, but what shame to do this to the iconic Grey Gardens 🫤😥
These houses are millions of dollars. It isn't a museum. If you want it to be a time capsule, feel free to start collecting tin cans and raccoon droppings after spending the mills to buy GG 😂 seriously, if you remove Lizs personal belongings like couches and art, she has kept Grey Gardens nearly intact.
Having "fun" with the house is one thing but the new owners will pay TENS OF MILLIONS for it and a million will go to taste. Sans the belongings
I don’t know Grey Gardens like others who have commented but that home is one of the most beautiful homes I’ve ever seen.
I love the thoughtful and respectful restoration, the commitment to keeping the important things and of course, the amazing gardens.
Thank you for this excellent presentation.
The amount of water these gardens need. The vanity yet complexity of some people. The beauty of objects, patterns, and colours. There is so much to handle and absorb in these videos. They make me anxious.
Is a requirement of owning Grey Gardens that one must be a little insane? Thankfully the exterior and gardens have come out unscathed but the interiors? Even my eight year old found it a bit much. Why? Simply because you can, I suppose; which is not really a good reason.
I loved it, every bit. ❤
Bc we really are looking to a nobody’s 8 year old from nowhere to be an arbiter of taster and style 😂
@@kathleenherzik9858EVERY SINGLE BIT! I couldn’t agree more. Liz is a gem
She needs to work on her voice. It ages her and it is difficult to listen to her.
Flailing those arms and hands around is quite off putting. I need a nap and a Dramamine at the end.
I saw the documentary - it’s unforgettable. So excited to see this.❤❤❤
We need more Liz Lange’s in the world restoring and preserving beauty and history for future generations. Bravo👏🏻👏🏻♥️
Overkill.Over decorated.Way to overwhelming .Too much color .Too much of everthing.Yard is pretty.
Jaw dropping job! Well done! Dismiss any comments which don't celebrate this labor of love! So touching how you've celebrated its past throughout YOUR HOME!
So pretentious. “Logo, logo, logo,” all over, indeed! She mentioned the logos as if casually, I must say, and as if she did not wish the viewers to miss them in case they failed to notice them. It must be true, as the author Jane Austen wrote, that money and good manners do not often go hand in hand.
This house is my Roman Empire
❤ The Grey Garden documentary is my ALL-time favorite! It's so nice to see it restored.
Love the blue leopard print wallpaper. There are very few homes with the right style for such a bold choice.
Love a personal style. This is unique. In general being a Norwegian I find most of these homes to be very different from the typically styled home in Norway that is often more neutral, and I really enjoy these homes because they sparks some creativity in me.
Absolutley georgeous...what an extrodinary rehabb....stunning!
If you’re curious, just one of the custom drapes in the dining room costs $5-10k. This renovation and decor is in the tens of millions.
I'm so glad she did it. This house deserves her and her resources.
@@suzannecranford6819absolutely. This was a monumental undertaking.
Very nice
Same with the stunning porcelain flowers on the mantel in the dinning room!! Each flower $5-10k🙀
Thanks for opening the house for us. The gardens are gorgeous. The inside is just too much. Honestly, I’m getting big time snob vibes. I stopped watching.
Me too . The Brady’s did such a wonderful job. I felt when Sally took us through after she restored it , she really was in love with the home . I prefer to remember Sally’s tour.
Yes…you went too far.🙄
Great tour of this fun and amazing house, home and gardens. Fab collection of Italian glassware. Liz knows exactly what she likes and has gone for it. Bravo. If you are lucky enough to have the resources and can chose exactly what you love and bring it all together, why wouldn't you!
The previous owners had much better sense of taste.
She wrecked it.😢
@@PlanetTango 🤭 Um hmm…looks like I’m not the only one who was disappointed.
Bob Vila would be mortified! LOL
You are full of shite
If Grey Hardens were in Palm Beach. Yeah, she really trashed the place. There is probably a video somewhere of what I think the Bradley’s did to it? Much more in keeping with the original New England, old Long Island vibe. This is just plain awful.
Stop, It’s nice it works for them that’s what matters Opa!
She did an outstanding job, the house and gardens are beautiful. I've been a Grey Garden fan since I discovered the Maysles documentary in the 80's - I adored Big Edie and Little Edie. You've done Grey Garden justice. Thanks for this exciting tour.
OMG I had many Holy Hobby Dolls! Love the painting and knowing who it is, love. Lovely home you have, you did a wonderful job!
Sorry, but I prefer Sally's decor. Much more inkeeping with GG.
The cheetah print wallpaper seems like an ode of all the cats and cat food cans ❤
Turn the lampshades so the seam is hidden. How do people so focused on 'detail' not notice such a glaring 'detail'
That's something that my mother taught me...turn the seams of lampshades to the back when you can. And, straighten them!
Do you feel better pointing out that glaring missed detail?
Well......there is a lot of colour and pattern going here. I like the power rooms, flower room green is soothing, the garden room is cozy, very nice bedrooms. What a shame about the thatched roof shed 😵💫. Interesting kitchen. And of course the gardens are spectacular. It's so nice that the outside has been restored to its former glory. Thank you so much for sharing this interesting house. 🏡😊