• user-friendly pc, no matter how chunky (arguably, the chunkier the better)
• bamboo and linen washcloths
• queen-sized ornate dark stained wooden bedframe
• lime wash walls
• dark green kitchen w/ natural-cut dark stone backsplash
• potted plants on each outdoor stair-step
• bookcases, full
• a study
• medium-sized tv w a dvd player
• old soundsystems, like a chunky three (is it four?) function stereo from 2008, an old record player, old radio(s to hear and to fix)
• dark wood fences, trees surrounding back and front, front loaded w plants
• train tracks nearby, very preferably active
• body of water nearby, whether it's a creek or an ocean
• high elevation > low elevation
• big, calm dog(s); cat(s)
• standard, not overkill alarm systems
• plant in the shower
• persian rugs
• hand-made blankets, thick, soft
• water tank to reroute gutter water to plants
• old, eclectic couches, lazyboys, and rugs
• bamboo blinds, or thin, beige paper-like folding blinds
• shoji screens
• some writing on the walls- little penciled details
• rug tapestry
• ceiling fans, metal caged fans
• functional fridge that holds magnets
• very few mirrors, any decorative mirrors (i.e., outside of the bathroom) are deliberate and ornate
• coat racks & coat stand
• shoe bench right by the door
• plain hay welcome mat
• hand-made soaps
• dvd, cd, & cassette collection
• emergency resources tote & more portable emergency backpack
• calming, soft windchimes (wood? bamboo?)
• a decent porch that can at least host a few chairs
• porch radio
• macrame "curtain" around porch (if it's a roofed in porch, which i'd appreciate), mostly intended to be open, but may offer a slight bit of privacy if drawn
• durable porch radio
• good scents everywhere, all the time: candles, incense, fresh air
• kitchen magick
• Jewish holiday celebration and house traditions, like Mezuzahs and displaying other Jewish art

overall idea: "minimal," cozy, put together but undeniably homey