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Homes to the Max I’m Max! This is my place to share the weird, wonderful, and fabulous homes I find on Zillow

10/15/2026

Today I toured the Eppstein House in Galesburg, Michigan, a Frank Lloyd Wright–designed Usonian home currently on the market for $2.1 million. While I’ve toured multiple usonian homes for this channel, this is actually my first Frank Lloyd Wright house! And what a treat — thank you so much to listing agent Dylan Tent | Realtor | for the tour.

In case you missed it, I spent three nights at the fabulous Cove Haven Resort, in Lakeville, PA — a retro, deliciously k...
10/03/2026

In case you missed it, I spent three nights at the fabulous Cove Haven Resort, in Lakeville, PA — a retro, deliciously kitschy, honeymoon resort opened in 1958. (Cove Pocono Resorts )

To see more of my stay — and learn some history about the resort — check out the latest video on my profile!

10/02/2026

I spent three days staying at Cove Haven, one of America’s last surviving honeymoon resorts, with my boyfriend and our friend Isaac.

This Poconos time capsule has been on my bucket list for YEARS, and I finally got to experience its heart-shaped tubs, gloriously kitschy interiors, and seven-foot ch*****ne glass hot tub for myself.

Thank you to Cove Pocono Resorts for hosting us! 🥂

Today, I drove to Galesburg, Michigan to tour this GORGEOUS Frank Lloyd Wright designed, “Usonian” time-capsule house. I...
09/29/2026

Today, I drove to Galesburg, Michigan to tour this GORGEOUS Frank Lloyd Wright designed, “Usonian” time-capsule house. It was built in 1953 for Samuel and Dorothy Epstein, who — in accordance with Usonian principles — built the house themselves, brick by concrete brick. VERY little has changed since then, and the house boasts features like multiple terraces; Wright-designed furniture; built-ins; vintage appliances; and more. My full tour is coming soon, but if you join my subscription tier, you can watch a sneak preview now.

After a $30,000 price cut, this spectacular, mid-century-modern time-capsule house — designed by iconic architext Robert...
09/28/2026

After a $30,000 price cut, this spectacular, mid-century-modern time-capsule house — designed by iconic architext Robert Paul Schweiker — is BACK on the market. Beyond stunning views of the Illinois River, the house boasts features like multiple fireplaces;built-ins; a 2-story kitchen with original cabinetry; a walk-out basement with a wet-bar cleverly hidden behind a shoji screen; and so much more. Want to see more? Check out the listing at the link in my bio!

This Scarsdale, New York home — currently on the market at $2,595,000 — has been almost completely untouched since the 1...
09/27/2026

This Scarsdale, New York home — currently on the market at $2,595,000 — has been almost completely untouched since the 1970s, with original features including funky # wallpaper; a gorgeous kitchen with vintage appliances and colorful laminate counters; the actual bedroom of my dreams; and a drool-inducing collection of mid-century furniture. What’s your favorite part?

09/26/2026

You’ll NEVER guess what’s inside the basement of this mid-century time-capsule house in Monroe Wisconsin… Unless, that is, you saw it the first time I covered it a few months ago, in which case — no cheating! After a few months on the market, this home has SOLD. As is always the case with time/capsule properties like this one, I’m definitely a little nervous. Here’s hoping the new owners preserve all the fabulous 1960s features!

09/24/2026

Today’s listing — located in Hiram, Georgia and on the market for $1,200,000 — taught me a valuable lesson: never let questionable decor scare you away from a listing, because if I had, I would’ve missed out on three of the most fabulous bathrooms I’ve ever posted on this page.

There’s a pastel pink en-suite with an honest-to-god heart-shaped tub, a downstairs bathroom with mauve fixtures, and the pièce de résistance: a wildly floral, Laura-Ashley-on-acid primary bath complete with a fireplace, frosted glass, mirrored walls, and a massive teal cultured-marble tub.

Are they tasteful? Debatable. Do I think these bathrooms alone deserve some kind of historic designation? Absolutely.

09/24/2026

This — ambitiously? — carpeted, 1970s time-capsule house in Lake Placid, New York is BACK on the market. And controversially? I think it’s move-in ready. Sure it may be pricy, but in addition to wild 1970s carpeting, it comes with a jacuuzi “paddock;” stunning Mountain View’s; retro bathrooms with 70s, avocado colored fixtures; and MORE! I think this is such a fun house… what do you guys think?

09/23/2026

And we’re BACK with part 2 of the Catskillls Diaries: where I explore the areas in and around (emphasis on around) the Catskills to see what’s left of America’s former honeymoon capital. I’m picking up right where we left off, in Sharon Springs, NY — wrapping up my tour of the long-abandoned victorian vacation cottages; exploring the decaying, grand hotel in the backyard; and stopping for ice cream at an Amish-run, mid-century ice-cream stand before FINALLY making our way to the iconic Cove Haven — one of the first (and last) honeymoon resorts of its kind in the country. Ill give you all sneak-peek at the fabulously kitschy, “Rome and Juliet” suite I spent two nights in, but the rest of my stay will be documented in DETAIL in part 3.

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