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No home renovation is protected from the brutal judgment of the web. Not even Martha Stewart, whose Maine summer season residence apparently didn't go muster with Instagram commenters, is immune.
On July 2, Stewart posted to Instagram with photographs from her newly rearranged front room, writing, “We switched the living room from grey blue upholstery to a creamy pale buttery yellow ( all the yellow came from lily pond lane which I sold two years ago!) the library is much more comfortable now and the faux Bois table is now the card table I love the rustic yet elegant charm of this lovely 1925 house.”
However I suppose her social media followers weren't that charmed.
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Feedback from unimpressed Instagram customers included, “Looks old and stuffy,” and, “Going to be honest...you could hire a better decorator,” and, “Doesn't look homey and inviting,” and, “Yuck. It looks like a Marriott suite living room in 1987.”
However for those who had been expecting Martha Stewart not to respond to all this criticism, you would be deeply mistaken.
“I rarely read all the comments that come in after I post but because I was so happy at the transformation of my Maine living room I did go through many of the comments and was surprised at the harsh judgment so many displayed,” she wrote in a follow-up publish on July 4. She continued that it took her and her helpers three hours to switch all the furnishings, and that they had been happy with how nicely every thing match, including that it was not an expert set up from a decorator, only a fast facelift. “Making a house a home, or a room a beautiful livable space takes a lot more than three hours. Of course there will be color, plants, mirrors, a new rug or two and other art and objects Stay tuned!!!!”
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