I cruise a lot of these "abandoned" videos and the one thing amateur videographers do is pan too fast. Relax and give your scenes the chance to be seen.
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The wall paintings are a design type called trompe l'oeil ( trick the eye, or optical illusion....nothing is as it seems ) This seems to be a recurring theme in this home . The gecko is a symbol of rebirth ,change ,reincarnation ..there were several geckos painted and carved in the home . The peacock is a symbol of patience,awakening and related to the stars (stars in lights on ceiling ,as is the moon , also a symbol of re-birth ...the moon dies every morning and is reborn each evening ) Ivy is everywhere in the home any has always represented immortality ,eternity , faithfulness. With evidence of someone coming near the end of life .... the medical equipment . There seems to be a new age spirituality sprinkled around the decor in an attempt to either reaffirm the circuitous nature of life, or attach the energy of everlasting symbols to the dying person. I'm betting the altar thing in the middle of the room is the control for the ceiling lights . You can see a bunch of what look like switches all around the top of the altar...I"m thinking they could change ceiling to different astrological or wiccan symbols. Either Wicca or just new age astrology or a smattering of both , Cool place
Well done, I only wished he had looked in the passport to see if there lady's name was Caresse...I think it was and she was a musician. Lung cancer can be a terrible end I hope she moves on.
The ceiling lights, looks like the Constellation, the stars formation. These folks were involved, and involved their lives on astrology. The clock, which I will research, looks like cycles. Maybe the Sun/ Moon, Summer/Winter Solstice, Harvest Time?
Also there's so much mention of the wind. Lots of times people with lung problems/respiratory problems which is very evident that someone did in this house..they're very spiritually connected to the wind. Wind is symbolic with breath. Which is something lung patients are very short of. Something tells me this was their child. Probably wasn't given a good prognosis. Wasn't expected to live a very long life...and they're obviously wentto the ends of the earth to help. Even designing their home so that the wind Gods would bless them. Just my 2 cents guys.
'm Wiccan and I'm pretty positive that they were too. It's very peaceful and spiritual, like the feel of this home. I wish I could buy it, it seems like such a shame to tear down such an amazingly beautiful, artistic home! I saw a few alter spaces and the artwork at the top of the stairs stands for the two of cups, which is a Tarot card. 😉
@@annaaugust1613 thank you for saying that too. I'm a respiratory therapist by trade but also tend to be empathic as well (or so I'm told). All the medical equipment def screams lungs/resp problems but i think it's way deeper than that.
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The person who lived there had respatory issues or the kids did the breating apparatus with the 3 balls in not a toy its a oxygen measurement instrument. If you ever had pneumonia or upper respiratory issues its used to measure how much oxygen ur getting
@amber sweet yes I thought that’s what that device was for, I remember a specialist used it for my son when he was checking his lung capacity and the strength of his breathing.
Young people know absolutely nothing about the world. Heck they can't even open a can of paint if given the proper tools (there's a video here on YT about that) lol
The person who lived here was Wiccan . The picture at the top of the stairs represents the Two of Cups also, I noticed a couple of alters. She was practicing white magic. It's terrible that someone would tear down such a beautiful house!! I hope this helps you understand the reason for the way the house flows! 👍🏼😃🔮ɱყʂɬıƈąƖɱơơŋ🌙
Kat K I am Wiccan and it doesn't matter how many corners there are in a home, LOL 😂 To be Wiccan is to be one with every living thing and we use candles, stones, herbs and even Tarot. It's a beautiful thing to be Wiccan, we don't cast spells to hurt anyone, and we make our homes and living space unique to our own tastes and peacefulness! 🔮ɱყʂɬıƈąƖɱơơŋ 🌙
I was wondering what their idea of strange was lol this is not strange it’s very artistic and unique! I do not understand why they are going to knock it down..
If my office were explored, someone would think that 'something weird' had happened due to my office at my shop has Christmas decor all around, where I decorated at Christmas time a few years ago, but then I got sick, and haven't been back to take down the decor. So it's Christmas year round there. Spider webs have taken over, it looks abandoned. Even though my business is still up and running, I work from home right for now.
So quick to demolish that which can not be replaced. A beautiful house. Sad to see that whomever once lived there had no one who saw and appreciated its uniqueness and beauty to keep it.
@@avalondreaming1433 Yup - I remember sponge painting a wall. The mural on the first floor looks like one produced by a company called "Tattooage" they made murals that were actually decals but looked hand painted.
I believe the thing you saw in the first room is used to put moisture into oxygen so it wouldn’t be so much of an irritant as you breathe in. For someone on oxygen long term this would be vital. That would also explain the inspiration spirometer (the thing with the 3 balls) that you found in the living room. What you found in the bedroom, my first thought was a portable X-ray machine but I’ve never seen one with 3 “windows” and I’ve never known an individual to own one. Clearly someone in this house was very sick, likely cystic fibrosis or something chronic. If it had been something more acute like lung cancer or COPD this equipment would have been rented it would not have been purchased. Perhaps they died intestate (without a will) or the will was contested and the home was tied up in probate for a long time leading to its disrepair.
I agree, i'd love to know what happened. I was thinking a chronic lung condition as well maybe more than 1 member of the house, there are quite alot of tubes and the incentive spirometer too. Hmmmmmmm
I agree 💯 the little thing with 3 balls is to exercise the lungs to breath better and the person that used it definitely need it and suffered with respiratory disease and the three panel thing upstairs possibly is an x-ray machine or some sort of kind of thing like that.
I wonder if the house was used as a fright house at Halloween after it was vacated? The red paint on the mirror about danger. The electric light board in the living room and the piano is quite old. It has candle holders on each side to see by, that is before electricity. Was this home in southern Belgium? The piano is from Liege and there was many Belgium ceramics. The Wiccan idea is spot on, I think. I got the feeling a musician and his family lived there but he died prematurely from lung cancer or emphysema. Just a weird gut feeling. I lived in southern Belgium for almost 3 years, very French there. I recognized a lot of things. Thanks Ronin! I am addicted to your videos, love adventure.
They must have been french. They had french VCRs by french comedian Elie kakou, and the name on the wall is more like a saying: "La caresse du Mistral", which, means "the gentle touch of the wind/the caress of the wind" (actually it's weird they would call it a caress as, the Mistral is a very specific type of wind, a violent winter wind coming from the north, descending on the south east coast of france, specifically the Mediterranean coast. It's a cold wind said to bring sunnier days...I know because I'm french, born on the Mediterranean coast, despite now living in Los Angeles). Very artistic, for sure. Where was this at??? I'd love to know just what city this house was in. It would make sense they are also from southern france. The trompe l'oeil (eye trick) effects on the wall all seem to be vistas of Provence, with lavender fields, sunflowers, grape Vines/vineyards...seems they tried to recreate a piece of France wherever this house was at. It looks very outdoorsy, like the paysage you'd see from a terrace on the french riviera. Idk. Just my two cents. This looked very familiar to me, and made me quite nostalgic for a minute.
they match the inside of a house to the outside in decorating n' it was country setting looked like. french rivieras so far from texas n' oklahoma - never been there only seen little bit only on videos n' pictures. they can decorate out in ? montecarlo - we may be thinking of montecarlo pics but yeah. it's european n' montecarlo mixes styles.
The Unveileress Reginae Caeli Thanks for all the interesting information it really helps to know all the little details when you see something so beautiful an d unique!
@@sofad4590 10:22 omggggg you are so right it IS elie *semoun* !!! I must have seen the name elie and assumed it was kakou without even taking a second look (elie kakou was also a french comedian, he was known for impersonating the stereotype of overprotective Jewish and pied-noir mothers living in france, such as in his mega famous "madame sarfati" sketches). They actually "kinda" look alike from afar now that i think of it, semoun looking like a younger version of kakou. I mean...from afar. Very afar, fine LOL!!! But Holy heck you are so totally right!!! I had completely forgotten about semoun. I grew up watching him a lot on French TV. D'ailleurs tu dois etre francais pour savoir tout ca non? Bisous et puis bah merci pour ca, ca m'a evoque de bons souvenirs en fin de compte!!! Bonne annee, Bonne sante!!!
You could easily go to the city's recorders office and research who lived there. Would have been interesting to know the back story. Or at least talk to the people that lived in the house next to it?
This is amazing! I just read where someone posted about the woman that was in an accident that's so tragic. I bet the lights up on the ceiling when turned on were some constellation. What a very cool place thank you so much for taking us there! I hate that they're tearing it down!
Nice home Steve. Who ever had it had breathing issues. Some of them things were to increase lung capacity after being sick or surgery or both. I know because my grandmother had heart surgery and used devices like that but of course hers was smaller and a lot more modern. Them are such unique windows in the home I wish someone would save them. Thank you so much Steve for the tour and have a safe journey home.
“Oh it like a toy, like a game” Lmao it’s a spirometer, it measures your air volume. Someone in the home had respiratory problems. Your comment cracked me up though, that’s what the doctors told my daughter when she had to use hers at home to make it fun.
Amazing video Steve! That house! Gorgeous, surreal, and a little weird all wrapped up together in a fascinating package. Thank you so much for taking us along! 🤗
Always love ur work Steve. It’s so nice to see someone respect the abandon houses or mansion you go into. I think if I was 30/40 yrs younger I would do what ur doing. I love wrought iron myself so I had the time of my life in Paris. I love the photos I took and bought my daughter a good camera and she followed in my steps and could see the beauty within the beast. Whether it was the weather, old places and animals. My nans house hadn’t changed in 100yrs and I mean the same carpet, Lino dressers, Lounges and especially a small kitchen table that you could see the whales jumping high out of the water. And my cousin bought it at a pretty good deal. But it helped me get to Europe and esp Pompeii . I can’t wait until Covid is gone so we can holiday again. Thanks again for being a true adventurer.
we saw a video on that other day- forgot what it means though- where that cat smile came from n' what it means. that could give a clue to the weird house. from a kind of dog? smiling or something?
That place shouldn't be demolished, but a historical site. I love it. It had someone who had asthma. The stand up machine looks like a scanner for human use. I THINK it might have been a Dr. Who lived there. Who ever it was loved their home.
I googled the words on the wall and there was a book written entitled 'Ete 1944 sous la caresse du mistral' written by a woman called Muriel Bell, she also wrote 'The school of fairies'.. could be a connection.
I’m not 100% certain but some of the stuff in the house look medical related. The humidifier, the thing in the bedroom with a plug to it looks like some kind of light source. Possibly for illnesses like Jandus, where the liver is not working properly. The thing with the three balls in it is to measure lung strength. You blow in it and however many balls can rise to the top, tells you how well you are able to breathe.
Respiratory issues. That plastic thing woth the 3 balls inside is sort of like what i use to strengthen my lung capacity. You inhale on it to raise the ball.
Weird, when some people are spending a fortune renovating ancient and long dilapidated manor homes while ones that seem relatively new are being torn down?
It is most likely haunted. Such an eerie feeling in there & a heavy one. This is a very common reason that houses go abandoned. Of course a real estate agent will never tell u this. It has a dark ominous vibe. There is a reason for that & so much suffering there w/ severe breathing apparatus.
#04:48 this ''painting of a clock'' of yours is actually a real and well functional thing, it's an ancient and it's call a SUN CLOCK. The moving of the sun rays shows what time it is. It's practically endless and everyone can build it just by stucking a wooden stick in the earth and witness how the shadow of the stick is moving against the moving of the sun light. It's really ancient. I'm surprised you didn't knew it.
The thing that had the blue tube coming from it with the 3 balls in enclosed areas was a breathing apparatus from a hospital for building up the lung function.
It is hard as HECK to get those dang balls to the projected goal. I have had to use one several times over the last few years after numerous surgeries. It is supposed to help strengthen our lungs after all of the anesthesia. It is also used for straight up respiratory distress patients.
The tubes are spare tracheostomy tubes which get changed monthly via a hole in the throat. There was also a child foot splint so it does look like they were caring for a unwell child.
When you show these abandoned houses it would be more interesting if you searched the history and the people who lived there. Also don’t move your camera so fast and jerky. Don’t really get to see the rooms because of the way you “pan” the room too fast.
No kids - the bears and stuff were just holiday decor. Also you said there was no personal papers, but I spotted a passport when you went downstairs - on a shelf.
The toys are part of their Disney decor actually clowns are art like some may think. Siting dolls on chairs - it's like our grandmother said that her mom told her you had to have a doll on a chair in your house. So she got us a clown doll to sit on a chair or something. It wound up in a movie and she threw it out probably coz it was weird they said. But maybe her mom was teaching her something a style of some kind antique decorating. Another woman she told her daughters that she thought a girl child had to have dolls in their room. So she bought those decorating dolls all dressed up and had them in one of their daughters rooms. So some people do some strange decorating with dolls. Clowns decorative dolls or those standing dress up kid dolls looks like. Or crochet dolls they make n' sit them on a chair/ clown dolls. So it's some kind of art thing antiquey maybe style like that house. We don't like those kid baby doll things for sure though!!!
Another idea about that clock, the Measuring of the Tides, waves and Oceanic Life. That would explain the paintings with the two individuals holding the Cestial Wave. The Moon Cycles and water. I will figure this out.
This house has many Disneyland features. The stairway reminds me of Cinderella.. the blue dresser was part of the Beauty n the Beast. The Kitchen.reminded me of snowwhite.. The bedrooms were probably part of many Disney rooms from different shows. The out glass window couch the bird sees maybe had to do with the outdoors brought into the house.. I Love the uniqueness of the shapes styles of every aspect of each room. Fairytale Land Diseny land..
Ikr. Looks like it's in pretty good condition. Maybe they're tearing it down to build something else. Anyway, it's a damn shame. I would definitely live there.
I hope so badly that they at least take the stuff out. I may not be a thief but if I know treasures are about to be destroyed I will take and rescue them. I hope someone rescues the stuff from this place. And the amazing buildings they just let sit there and rot when there are plenty of us who would love and care for some of these places in a heartbeat, but most would rather they just sit there and rot away. For example, the famous cat lady house that I fell in love with, it was left to rot until some punks burnt it down.
I've watched so many videos about abandoned places. Most were once beautiful homes. I like to imagine the families that lived there. This is one of my favorites. Very cool! Thanks for the awesome video!
The comment below was right about the medical oxygen measuring device for lung issues. I already knew that someone in the house was elderly or sick or handi-capped or injured, because of the chair or stool in the shower.
What a unique, artistic home. The design and the artistry was perfect. This was a one of a kind home. I just only wish that the walls on all of these abandoned places could talk. Because one of the main questions we are always left with is "What happened to the humans"?? And it is one question we will probably never know!! Unfortunately!! Great video. Really liked this pad. Thanks for sharing!! Looking forward to your next one.
The lady that lived there got in a car accident leaving her being a paraplegic, so those were breathing tubes lie Christopher Reeves used. The platform thing is a mystery.
I tend to think the large elevated thing in the living room is some sort of entertainment center with all those electrical outlets. That would be to avoid having cords hanging all over the place. It looks like it may have held a large screen tv and would swivel so it could be seen from anywhere in the home. In my mind's eye I could see having seating on the balcony area and the ceiling lighting would give the illusion of being under the night sky from the comfort of your home. Very cool idea for a home theater system! Thanks so much for sharing!
Wow! Why on Earth would that house be destroyed?! Seriously - someone would buy it. It's amazing. How has it been left abandoned? So sad. Maybe the owners died and had no next of kin. Someone in that house had a lung issue of some kind so maybe if the passed, there was nobody to leave the house to. I loved the video but wish you'd done some research as to who had owned it last.
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Steve the painting on the wall is called Tromp L'oeil...French for trick or fool the eye...because they almost look real/dimensional...during the late 1980's & 1990's they came back into style again. Some handpainted and some were actually rub on decals! Enjoyed the vid!
they're probably decorating the architecture to match the moon view for a room mainly used at night or a night view and it seems related to house seems to disappear into a landscape built into nature somehow it's about the outdoors. that does sound like wiccans say they are, but they decorate like that sometimes- that house is about wind and moon waxing waning wind blowing maybe - seems a very art like house! someone said the cold wind brings brighter sunny days so that's very graphic art sounding to us like they say character progression in films. the story progresses along n' tells a whole story. so over romantic art it appears to be. who built that one we'd wonder? the last true king we saw a video on him - he was over romantic and built a castle that disney based the cinderella castle on. a fancy house like this may draw stories online and odd sites just to use it to sell that stuff online. it appears to be a creatively designed house that they can't sell coz it's too expensive and too weird maybe. if you're that rich you want a house that's more your style. house is round n' so is the moon, too so it matches to use that. Star lights- it's bringing the outdoors indoors and the view it's coz the house is about a nice night starry night view out in the country maybe.
I like the respect that you show to the places that you visit. I think it would be very hard to walk away from things, knowing that it was going to decay there
The pin point lites makes me think that tall white cabinet thing controlled those lites and more. The house looks like it was built for theatrical productions. And those wall paintings are repaintings of famous works. The darkier walls would be black with those pin point lites. The wall shapes would allow easy furniture moving in and out of the production area but also the 'home'. Even today I still go to home concerts and productions. Most of the homes have artist owners and are very unusual homes -- in design, structure and furnishings. Many times these functions are the beginning of the week when say a small concert wouldn't bring in much but a home that could seat and serve even 50 ppl makes a very nice evening with lots of good friends, food and wine. And the artist don't have a tip jars but are given envelopes, even more important are the contacts - they aren't called groupies at this level lol
This was a really cool place! That thing on the pole in the center of the room from the side view it reminded me of one of the bench seats on a merry go round. However it would be a really cool place to have a matress or cushions to lay on to watch the ceiling lights. Which I'd love to see lit.
Well, Steve, this was probably the weirdest place I've seen yet. From beginning to end, I was trying to figure out what they were trying to accomplish with the design of this home. Honestly, I was creeped out. The dolls finished me off. Lol! Definitely wouldn't want to be around after dark. This is one house I wouldn't care to visit any time soon. Glad you explored it, though! I imagine it made for some very interesting photos. Great job, Steve. Take care and stay safe!
The words above the fireplace say The Caress of The Mistral, The Mistral is a strong, cold northwesterly wind that blows through the Rhône valley and southern France into the Mediterranean, mainly in winter.
@@thoushallbefree5387 there do seem to be some mystical elements. Maybe they did witchcraft there and it was during the time of the Mistral winds, and the moon on the ceiling, the lights, and I think the other lights are a constellation.
Ivy Daniels - Reveals and Reviews maybe the wind represents when the spirits arrive, like you see in movies (a wind blows through the windows)? That’s what I was thinking.
@@thoushallbefree5387 Yes, could very well be. I wonder when the heather brooms were placed there, before or after the owner left because they symbolize protection and safety from rape and violence, among other things.
He must have had some kind of a lung problem. The thing that you blow in is called a spirometer to strengthen the lungs. The humidifier on the pole looks like what is used to humidify oxygen when someone is using oxygen. Beautiful place! I can't believe they are tearing it down ❤️
Your videos are some of my absolute favorites. You're always so respectful, kind, and humble. Keep up the great works and great photography. God bless you always.
The plastic thing with the balls and tube is a breathing exercise tool. It helps the user determine how much they can blow out. I used one at the age of 9 to help while my lung was healing. It brought me back to being in the hospital after my boating accident, my lung was cut in half.
The "tubes" at around 8:30 look like they might be tracheostomy tubes (opening in the neck for people to breathe out of). The weird tube thing with the 3 balls is an incentive spirometer, which helps exercise lungs when they're weak. Whoever lived here must have had some sort of airway/breathing problem.
What a whimsical wonderful home. How sad it is no longer lived in and appreciated. I love your channel by the way. New subscriber. I think I'll stay. Thank you ~♡~
The make of that house is Beautiful,.That living room and staircase is beautiful.. The design of the does kind of give you that fairie tale feeling... But the furnitures and wallpaper,those Whitch broomsticks and those creepy dolls 😬..leaves the Imagination to wonder what type of people actually live there??
I love this house! OMG! Would so love to buy and restore! The lights in the ceiling look like constellations or something. I can't believe it's set for demolition! :(
I get a Jack Skelington vibe (The Nightmare Before Christmas) on account of all the brooms and spider on top of the piano. The light pattern on the ceiling almost looks like a star constellation.
Strangely enough I have often thought of my mortality whilst living vicariously through you. I have antiques and dolls, collections and the such that will fade away someday. Do you ever have these feelings Steve or anyone else?
Yes, especially as I'm getting up in age, I think about that kind of stuff quite often. I hope, no one just let's my stuff just sit and rot away. I want someone that can use it use it. If it's there and you like it, please, by all means take it. I have some pretty nice pieces of furniture and if it's useable by the time I go, I would want to see someone who would appreciate it to have it.
Yes, as I watch his videos I realize that one day I too will be gone. I pray that someone sees the value in the things that I had. I also am trying to de clutter my life so that no one has to go through a ton of junk in my house
@@cherylmullins3986 I also am doing the same. Less you have, the less of a mess later. I find as I've gotten older, material "stuff" doesn't hold as much meaning. The things I do have holds more sentimental value than anything. I've organised "sentimental boxes" for my kids each with their awards, drawings, Christmas decorations, cards, pictures ect ect, I hope when the time comes and go through it all, they'll sit back and think, how everything in those boxes, meant something to me and they can appreciate how much meaning it held.
@@talindakelley189 Why not include a letter, revealing the memory behind each item, and the reason it was so important to you that it be saved for them. I inherited many lovely things from a dear aunt. Often, I have found notes inside or tape on the bottom of things. They told the name of the gift-giver and date it was given, the place it was bought, or who she inherited it from.
That dutch dude and his mate often show proper exploration by actually peaking into most boxes, drawers, and wardrobes. The clothes in those dusty old wardrobes are especially awesome to see. I'd suggest you do when you see one.
Great house..definitely a Artistic view of a home. Love the Murials on the walls..my house came with one too so I’ve left it as art! Lol I felt badly painting over it so I went around it. 😆👍🏻🙏
It would be neat if the art could be saved. The sad part of mural paintings. Many have been lost including my grandfathers. I know of one out of many. His work was beautiful.
You are right , the painted walls and pictures and scenes are fantastic and gorgeous, but the attempt at 3D optical illusion painting called trompe l'oeil is a near miss. IMO
that white thing at 6:39 might be a heating lamp or a tanning thing? at 8:40, that is a breathing exercise machine thing they sometimes give to patients in the hospital to prevent pneumonia. Nice artistic touches. Thanks for sharing with us.
What you thought was a game you blew into is actually a breathing exercise apparatus for someone with lung problems. The weird light (the tall white thing with blue looking windows) is a UV light machine for Vitamin D. Something possibly used by a person confined to indoors. The trompe l'oile painting was done to make it look like a view of Tuscany.
Not wanting to sound like a broken record but wow wow wow!!!!! This video was amazing! What a cool place. Your just batting out of the park!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👍🏻🙏🏻💙
If there was some type of event held in this home, it could explain the rotating table that resembles a piano. With all the plug ins, It kind of looks like it may have been for a tv and/or other electrical equipment for the event maybe. Best thing that I can think of.
