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Eyeball Art

The series of painted photographs by artist Marc Quinn outside Kelly and Mark's bedrooms were one of the bigger surprises. They feature a close-up and enlarged image of their three kids' eyeballs. "They don't live here anymore, but it still feels like they're still with us," says Mark. I'm not an empty nester yet, but I can't tell if he's joking here or not. "I can stare at my kids' eyes forever," adds Kelly. SAME.

TVs Behind Mirrors

As someone who really dislikes the look of TVs in any room except a room dedicated to bingeing, I love all of the hidden TVs in their bedroom (shown above), living room, and Mark's man cave.

Escargot Toothpicks

This actually has a sweet story behind it, and as an escargot/snail lover, this gift is actually pretty cute. The home was designed with AD100 Hall of Fame interior designer William Sofield, known for his modern luxury style, and he gifted this to them because their son loved escargot, surprisingly at age 9 (at the same time when Sofield was designing the home).

The Dark Cave (on The Fifth Floor)

The first surprise moment was Mark's Bar 5, which is where the tour begins. The dark interior was a bit of a surprise until you see the rest of the house in its luxe and neutral palette. It's called Bar 5, Mark notes, because it's on the fifth floor of their forever home, so basically the opposite of a man cave!

They Share A Bathroom!

Few couples would choose to share a bathroom and closet if they could afford a place with more than one. That was one of the more endearing parts of their tour. This couple still really loves each other and it's SO cute to see. Even with kids out of the house, they choose to share a bathroom and closet because it brings them closer. #relationshipgoals!

I Want To Be Where People Aren't Pillow

Is Kelly Ripa actually an introvert? She spends her time writing at the desk in their bedroom and a split second reveals this cheeky needlepoint pillow. I love their sense of a humor, which really shines through in this video.

Lazy Susan Dining Table

I have a soft spot for round dining tables — I feel like they naturally encourage everyone to be part of the conversation. For Kelly and Mark, their dining table has a special feature: it actually turns 360 degrees like a Lazy Susan. Amazing!

Translucent Cabinetry

Kelly notes that their translucent cabinetry keeps them honest and forces them to be organized. When Mark talks about the decision-making that went around cabinet pulls, I felt SO seen. Every decision in my home came pretty easily except choosing the cabinet pulls! It felt ridiculous, but I labored over this major (minor?) renovation choice.

The Living Room Trap Door

Finally, the hilarious comment from Mark about trapping guests in the living room with a sliding door had me LOL. They are truly adorable and silly. Take a peek inside this totally fun and heart-tugging tour!

Watch Kelly Ripa & Mark Consuelos' Full House Tour Here!

Tula Floral Tulip Fields Pedestal Candle

What is life without some little luxuries? 2025 home decor trends are all about embracing what makes you feel good in your space, and if that's this tulip-shaped candle, so be it.

Toulouse Bone Inlay Six-Drawer Dresser

The '70s are also coming back in 2025, at least in the way of home decor. This rounded-edge dresser gives all the chill vibes – perfect for a bedroom or guest room upgrade!

Amoret Swivel Chair

Your home should be your personal oasis, and what truly makes that possible is some comfy seating! This gorgeous swivel chair makes the perfect morning coffee chair, reading chair, or chatting with a cocktail in-hand chair.

Trova Washed Velvet Curtain

Velvet feels so '70s. Bring the decade back with these stunning curtains!

Maeve by Anthropologie Striped Ruffle Pillow

"Color drenching" is another huge home decor trend for 2025, so don't be shy to embrace all the hues your inner child's craving! These bold throw pillows come in 4 different colors to spark immense amounts of joy.

Lilla Cotton Quilt

Another pick with immaculate '70s vibes! Dress up your current bedding situation with this cheerful quilt that boasts motifs of bees and flowers.

Hand-Knit Crochet Heart Cotton Throw Blanket

Seal the deal with this very retro-esque blanket!

Rainbow Ceramic Bud Vase

Biophilic design will continue to grow in popularity in 2025, which is music to any plant or flower lover's ears. Take this as a nice excuse to refresh your vase collection to put all the blooms into play at home.

Dominique Bar Cabinet

Postmodernism is also on the rise to be a major 2025 home decor trend. Embracing organic shapes and earthy colors like the ones on this sleek bar cabinet will set your space right.

Sculptural Performance Velvet Occasional Chair

Need more comfy seating inspo? Look no further than this funky velvet piece.

Maeve by Anthropologie Scalloped Cotton Towel Collection

Drench your bathroom in color to make getting ready for the day a little less drab!

Fern Wood Arch Wall Cabinet

Intentional design will always be in, but it's one of the main 2025 home decor trends we're most excited about – mostly because it means employing chic pieces that are also practical, like this wall cabinet! It doubles as storage wherever you want to put it, and a true eye-catching decor piece in itself.

Eloise Glass Table Lamp

This little luxury would look so sweet on a bedside table or even in a nursery!

The Gleaming Primrose Vanity Mirror

This mirror, too. It totally makes mundane tasks like skincare and makeup way more entertaining!

Chloe Tipped Faux-Fur Pillow

These pillows are reminiscent of what you'd see in a '70s conversation pit. Transport your sofa back to the era with all the (faux) fur!

Grecian Bust Pot

This Grecian bust pot would be perfect for plants. If biophilic design piques your interest, this piece lets you get fancy with it!

Philippa Frame

Grab a few of these colorful frames for an instant mood boost in your space.

Fruit Metal Candle Holder

If you want to include some more greenery in your 2025 home decor plans, but don't necessarily have a total green thumb, these fruity candle holders will do the trick!

Frances Mirror

This postmodern-inspired mirror instantly makes a statement wherever you place it.

Twiggy Chandelier

This "birdcage" chandelier totally has a retro feel to it. Its sculptural nature will definitely draw attention from visitors and guests in the new year!

1. ​The Waterboy (1998)

I have so much, yet simultaneously nothing, to say about Adam Sandler’s The Waterboy. Sandler unwittingly (as far as I know) mocks a stutter and it seems as though they wanted that to be the film’s funny bone, and when that didn’t succeed, there wasn’t much else holding this movie up. That’s probably why it has a 34 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

2. ​Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994)

Jim Carrey notoriously has a few poorly-rated films under his belt, but Ace Ventura: Pet Detective may take the cake. One of the reasons fans love Carrey is certainly for his range of facial expressions, but it has a time and place, and this film needed more than some quirky facial expressions to save it. The dialogue simply couldn’t be saved by a big Carrey grin, and for that reason, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective is one of the worst films to come out of the 90s. And the movie’s 47 percent RT score isn’t doing it any favors.

3. ​Major Payne (1995)

Probably one of the most infamously bad movies of the decade, Major Payne (which has a 29 percent Rotten Tomatoes score) released in 1995 and we’ve never looked back… literally. I don’t know much about comedy, but I do know that delivery is everything, and Damon Wayans did not deliver.

4. ​Batman Forever (1995)

If there’s one thing the 2000s got right, it's the Batman franchise and universe. Unfortunately, the 90s missed the mark. Batman Forever leaned too heavily on over-the-top humor and campiness that it lacked any ounce of character development – something that is very needed in Batman movies, to say the least — which explains its 41 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.

5. ​Wild Wild West (1999)

A diminished homage to the 1965 Wild Wild West show, the 1999 version failed to live up to the original’s tongue-in-cheek dialogue, developed characters, and the western of it all. Its campy tone didn’t win over new audiences and betrayed fans of the original series. All in all, Wild Wild West was a huge misfire, and only earned a 16 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.

6. ​Hook (1991)

I remember being so excited to watch this when I was a young lass, only to have my young self be very disappointed. Hook played far too much on creating a sentimental and nostalgic film that it neglected a plot line. It relied too heavily on honing in on references to the original tale that resulted in a messy plot that was, at the end of the day, confusing. Hook was sadly anything but magical, as is its 29 percent RT score.

7. ​RoboCop 3 (1993)

RoboCop 3 completely deviated from what fans loved best in its original iteration. As most third installments do, RoboCop 3 was as much of a failure as it was a cash grab. It could’ve had something to do with swapping out and replacing the main actor for the protagonist, RoboCop, but what do I know? (The 9 percent Rotten Tomatoes score. That’s what I know.)

8. ​Mr. Wrong (1996)

Bill Pullman’s character isn’t the only thing wrong in Mr. Wrong, which has a 7 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. While rom coms usually, and obviously, consist of romance and comedy, this film’s plot points appeared manufactured and entirely unrealistic.It’s historically bad, so much so that Ellen DeGeneres (who stars in the movie) has joked about it being a “horrible flop that should have a sequel.” I get the joke, Ellen, I really do, but let’s hope there’s not a shred of seriousness in there.

9. ​Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997)

You’d think Speed 2: Cruise Control would set an example as to why sequels of great, standalone films should not be made, but alas we’re going to be plagued by them for years to come. This second installment lacked everything the first had to offer; the high-octane intensity, the action, the non-stop suspense, none of it was there in the sequel, leading to a film that lacked a real premise and any substance — and that got a 4 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.

10. ​Barb Wire (1996)

I really didn’t want to put this one on the list because I love Pamela Anderson, but it’s only fair, and I cannot be biased. Barb Wire was, and remains, a hot mess with only a 28 percent RT score. There was no real trajectory of any aspects in this film, but particularly the aimless script. Thankfully, Anderson is having a redemption arc with her newest and upcoming film, The Last Showgirl and I’m loving it.