Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher recently gave fans a tour of their sustainable Los Angeles farmhouse, but the pictures have quickly caused a bit of confusion among fans who can’t seem to decide whether they absolutely hate or totally love it.
Right now celebrities seem to love showing fans inside their huge mega mansions, with everyone from the Kardashians to Miley Cyrus appearing in Architectural Digest to show people their impressive homes. Mila Kunis and husband Ashton Kutcher were the latest celebrities to grace the magazine cover and welcome photographers into their sprawling LA farmhouse, which they’ve nicknamed ‘KuKu Farms’.
The property, which the couple designed together by compiling their own Pinterest boards and then comparing, has taken five years to build from scratch and is, according to Kunis and Kutcher, entirely sustainable.
However the grand barn-style project doesn’t seem to be to everyone’s taste, and it’s got fans a bit baffled, since most of them can’t seem to decide whether they love it or hate it.
One the one hand, lots of people loved it, and felt that the barn aesthetic made the home feel both cozy and stylish, however some fans weren’t sure about some of the design decisions, especially having a huge chandelier in a barn, or referring to the room as “the entertainment barn”.
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Mostly, the sentiment boiled down to complete uncertainty, summed up perfectly by one fan who commented, “God … I love but also kind of don’t love it.”
Meanwhile on Twitter people were equally confused by the eccentric house but wondering if maybe it works?
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So, do we love it or hate it? Let’s head to our entertainment barns to debate.
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