What Barbie’s Dream House looks like in seven Charlotte neighborhoods
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Barbie is the talk of the town, so we started imagining which neighborhood the dream doll would live in if she searched for a home in Charlotte.
Why it matters: The hot pink Barbiecore aesthetic is taking over local businesses and national brands ahead of the July 21 “Barbie” movie premiere. Tickets at Charlotte’s theaters are selling fast for the opening weekend.
- We also noticed a recent increase in Barbie-themed brunches and parties while putting together our recent Weekday Planner and Weekender.
Zoom in: A local designer and Airbnb host made the Barbie lifestyle a reality well before the trend emerged.
- Our 2022 Home of The Year finalist created a Barbie-inspired townhome with doll-like features including a pink wall, pink couch and a movie room.
- A cool local Airbnb host transformed this Luxury Pink Content Home to include all pink colored walls, plus several selfie stations.
We decided to hop on the trend by turning Charlotte neighborhoods into Barbie Dream Land. Here’s what a Barbie house would look like in seven Charlotte neighborhoods, according to AI.
Myers Park
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NoDa
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Wesley Heights
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SouthPark
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Dilworth
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Fourth Ward
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Plaza Midwood
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The bottom line: Charlotte has trendy architectural styles, in both the Barbie world and real life.