Looking over this listing initially it appears a fresh coat of professionally applied interior finishing has recently taken place. A wise selling strategy. But as you progress through the slideshow one cannot help but notice some abnormalities. . .

Just like the foyer, the family room highlights flawless white covering of the ceiling and walls. In fact, even the mid-century cabinet is finished with a matching white. Not vanilla. Not eggshell. But absolute carbon-copy pure white color.

Upon closer examination, it is evident that the lamp shade, planter, clock face, and light fixtures all match. They are not rice or daisy, but the identical pure white. In fact, the framed print and house next door are also absolute color equivalent. That is plausible, right?

Most countertop materials would have some type of grain or texture. Yet these are perfectly white – with no veining, staining or marks – and not a hint of tone different from the walls or ceiling. Even the table in the background corresponds. Not cotton. Not pearl. Pure white.

Here is the first room with bold wall coloring - and we can see the mistakes. Desaturation alone would not work. But while highlighting the walls you can see color bleeding into the lamp shade, pillowcases, and bottom of the curtains. This editor either lacked the time or ability to finish properly.

The unapologetic alteration of colors grows more obvious with every additional image in the listing. In the master bath we see cabinets, countertops, garbage can, toilet, shower tile, and even clothes hangers all with the same theme. Not porcelain. Not bone. But 100% desaturated white.