‘EYESORE!’ Little People’s Audrey Roloff slammed for ‘impractical & dumb’ new feature at Oregon mansion during pricey construction
LITTLE People, Big World fans have teased Audrey Roloff for how she’s designing her and her family’s new mansion in Oregon.
Audrey recently updated fans via her Instagram Stories timeline on how the renovations of her family’s new home were coming along.
The ex-reality star’s, 32, revelation came after a fan had inquired about her home’s interior design.
Audrey opened herself up to questions from fans through a Q&A session she hosted in her Stories.
One of the questions submitted to her that she answered was: “What ended up with island seam?”
The former TV personality replied to the question, using a snap of her kitchen island as the background of her text.
“Forgot we kinda left you all hanging with this…so we did end up shrinking the island to avoid seaming it…,” Audrey captioned the Story slide.
Audrey shared a photo that spotlighted a different angle of her kitchen island in her Stories also.
She captioned the pic: “The island is in and she’s stunning. So excited to see the backsplash (should be in this week).”
Much of LPBW’s fanbase wasn’t impressed with the latest addition to the mansion.
‘POOR DESIGN CHOICE’
Several fans took to an LPBW-themed Reddit thread to shade Audrey’s interior design.
One fan slammed: “This is such a poor design choice. It’s way too big, eyesore and is so impractical…”
A second person complained: “You can’t even reach the center of that island. What a waist of material and space.”
Another ranted: “ISLAND?!? That’s a whole new continent.”
A fourth added: “That’s not an island, it’s just a slab. There’s no character to it, it’s just a slab.
If it had some unique shaping, a little hand sink for the kids, the stove top, something!!!
It’s literally a giant slab in the middle of their kitchen. It serves zero purpose, and it’s ugly.”
Someone else agreed: “The entire space lacks any type of design. I made another comment that they really needed to work with a designer.
This whole thing looks they tried to squeeze a giant square into another square.”
GETTING TO WORK
Audrey and her husband Jeremy, 33, bought a farmhouse in Hillsboro, Oregon, for $1.5 million in May 2022.
The U.S. Sun previously reported that the married couple had dropped $694,570 in renovations on the home in 2022, according to the Washington County Assessor’s Office.
The improvements featured work on the main home, yard and a farm implement building.
The U.S. Sun revealed last year that Aubrey and Jeremy dropped $791,570 in renovations for the 2023 year.
The 2023 improvements include the main home, yard, and farm implement building, according to the Washington County Assessor’s Office.
In total, the couple has dropped $1,486,140 on renovations.
