Notes from the PC showcase of homes

I like corridors with many large - broad openings, dark trim, dark wood, big mirrors, and free standing tubs. If I were to have a tv in my bedroom - it would be a drop down from the ceiling - other than that it just becomes a big, black hole. Funky lamps, fantastic artwork...so much depends on the artwork and the frames that house it. The color palette - ask me when I build, but I like color....can be an array of light hues to keep it free, but must have bold color splashed throughout. (Not the entire house needs light hues...I can go rich and deep in some areas yes). Windows, double sided fireplaces, I don't like home theaters, I like the color green, and adore an intriguing bed frame/head board. Details make all the difference, and I practically hate split level entries. The entrance to a home must be well-thought out and front doors are key. What you see right when you open the front door is also key - consider sculptures...mostly abstract I would think. The color eggplant, lockers in the mudroom, washer and drier in the master walk-in closet, one wide staircase, round tables...at least one in the house, and if you are going to have a hot tub - locate it right and sink it, either half-way or all the way. Outdoor living spaces - patios and the like. Covered decks. Terraces and courtyards incorporated into the home and a sleeping deck for those star-studded nights. Living on the green (golf course) - not appealing. One amazing light fixture/chandelier would be appreciated and something other than a flat ceiling for the main living area. Open areas, space - lots of natural light. All this while keeping it simple, clean lines, and good design .... interesting, attractive and original design.