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Life · Home & design · published 2026-08-24 · via Apartment Therapy

Maximalist Makeover Transforms Gray Idaho House into Vibrant Home

Leah Marie Goddard, a self-described dopamine artist, transformed a gray builder-grade house in Caldwell, Idaho, into a vibrant maximalist home. After years of medical issues that affected her perception of color, she decided to embrace bold hues and painted walls, furniture, and created artwork. The 2,749-square-foot home now features eclectic decor, with many items sourced from Facebook Marketplace.

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