Disney family sells hideous Disney-themed house for $237K, complete with tacky spray-painted walls featuring Aladdin and friends: 'Ideal someone who enjoys painting and decorating'

Emmy Pratt • Senior Editor

Sep 7, 2024 12:00 PM EDT

There's a great debate happening in the interior design world. Half of prospective homebuyers seem to want the same millennial gray schlock that plagues luxury apartment buildings everywhere. A counter-movement has sprung up in response to this pallid aesthetic. Many young people would rather live in an old, colorful house filled with relics of mid-century interior design, like conversation pits and pink bathrooms. They don't care that painting their rooms a bright color will diminish the resale value: they value uniqueness over conformity.

Whatever interior design camp you're in, you will surely agree that the house at the center of this tale is dog ugly. Not only are the appliances and exteriors unremarkable, but the inside is a full-tilt Disney nightmare. I'm not talking about painting Elsa on their 4-year-olds wall…I'm talking about Aladdin, Jasmine, The Genie, and more, enshrined in kitschy spray paint on the living room walls.