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David Harbour has joked about the 'controversial' Architectural Digest photo shoot of his quirky New York home shared with wife Lily Allen.
The Stranger Things star, 47, and the British singer, 37, gave a tour of their incredibly decorated Brooklyn townhouse with the design magazine, with most fans thrilled at the inside scoop of their life together.
Viewers not only loved seeing the stunning home, but also loved seeing the way the couple sweetly interacted with each other.
The pair talked about their kitchen and American actor David revealed singer Lily once said she wanted a 'plain English kitchen' in their future home in a 'bold' statement while on their first date.
But plenty of people also had things to say about their 'controversial' choices within the home, including a bathtub on a carpet, and some complaining that their bedroom had no windows.
Good spirits: David Harbour has joked about the 'controversial' Architectural Digest photo shoot of his quirky New York home shared with wife Lily Allen, adding that their kids think 'it's ridiculous'
One fan wrote under Architectural Digest's post of the new cover: 'Watched the vídeo today: The KITCHEN is fabulous...The SAUNA too...the rest...a terrible mix of awfull fabrics ,colors and materials what a waste of money!! TERRIBLE!! And a UGLY ROSE BEDROOM with no WINDOWS!!'.
Another added: 'Sorry,but I felt like a parrot.. I think that this house is not functional. The bedroom without windows!! All in pink. The kitchen area without a toilet … But I really enjoyed their living- bathroom…'
The 'no windows' comments seemed to provoke Lily to clarify that her bedroom does actually have windows, with the Smile singer posting a picture with clear arrows pointing to them on her Instagram with over 1.5million followers.
Someone else made mention of the bathroom which had a carpet as the flooring of choice.
'Maximalism: YES! Carpet in the bathroom: NO,' they wrote.
Another penned: 'I think it’s very very British. Carpet in the bathroom sounds odd ? Not if you grew up or lived in England. I think it’s maybe a bit too much for ad readers but house and garden readers will love it ( just a guess).'
Similarly, someone else wrote: 'Love the house but can’t wrap my head around wall-to-wall carpet in the bathroom!!!!'
'Stunning, but I’ll never be onboard with carpet in a bath area. Everything else was sensational', a fourth said.
Cover: The Stranger Things star, 47, and the British singer, 37, gave a tour of their incredibly decorated Brooklyn townhouse with the design magazine, with most fans thrilled at the inside scoop of their life together
Weighing-in: But plenty of people also had things to say about their 'controversial' choices within the home, including a bathtub on a carpet, and some complaining that their bedroom had no windows - so David made a light-hearted joke when promoting their cover shoot
Joking about the negative comments from the public, David wrote on his Instagram page: 'Weigh in on our controversial ‘tub-on-carpet’ living. Join. The. Convo.
'My wife @lilyallen and her soulmate @billycotton have designed a very special home we love and our kids think is ridiculous.
'@designbuildmade killed it, and special shout out to all the hawt ppl at @swelterhouse for my hobbit homes in the backyard.
'Ty @archdigest for the lovely profile, sorry I ate all the art directed crème puffs. Vid is somewhere online. If you were a fan of my precious LES loft…ooooooooo u gonna hate this.'
Controversial: The 'no windows' comments seemed to provoke Lily to clarify that her bedroom does actually have windows, with the Smile singer posting a picture with clear arrows pointing to them on her Instagram with over 1.5million followers
For the most part though, the couple received praise for their unique design choices in their lavish New York home.
One viewer wrote under the in-depth video posted to Architectural Digest's YouTube channel: 'They have a lot of fun it seems. This was fun to watch.'
Another said: 'Omg I love them! I don't even care what their house looks like I just want to see them interact.'
'Someone get these two a TV show, I'd watch them allll dayyyyyy,' another added.
As they toured the kitchen, Lily quipped: '[This is] our plain English kitchen!'
David explained: 'When I first met Lily Allen, we first went on a date and at one point you said to me, ''I always wanted a plain English
