Most dated looking interior?

[ThirtySomethingWEquity]

https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/15-Balcony-92603/home/5929247

Looks like a great floorplan, but man those floors are awful. My old condo I had in West Irvine had that same slate, and I hated it. It would chip and crack all the time, it was very dark and dreary looking, I *hated* it.

 

[Loco_local]

I like like the look of those floors but they don’t fit the coastal Laguna Coastal Hills style.

 

[irviniteeee]

https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/15-Balcony-92603/home/5929247

Looks like a great floorplan, but man those floors are awful. My old condo I had in West Irvine had that same slate, and I hated it. It would chip and crack all the time, it was very dark and dreary looking, I *hated* it.

It was the model home, so it's very fitting for that time. I could see someone ripping them out though.

 

[ThirtySomethingWEquity]

I like like the look of those floors but they don’t fit the coastal Laguna Coastal Hills style.

wait though, you really like the look of those floors? Like over wood or tile?

Still can't believe this floorplan offers a living room, dinning room, family room, *and* a downstairs office + bedroom.

 

[sleepy5136]

wait though, you really like the look of those floors? Like over wood or tile?

Still can't believe this floorplan offers a living room, dinning room, family room, *and* a downstairs office + bedroom.

A lot of Hawaii homes have natural stone as their main flooring. Though this is done in an awkward way, but the natural stone look when done right isn’t bad. It’s also expensive and labor intensive to do.

 

[BobaGuy]

Wow I almost couldn't even tell it was a QH home but I guess it makes sense for the age (mid 2000s). When I saw it was a model, it made sense. Early to mid 2000s model homes did not age well imo...