In all types and forms of media, much is made, written, and presented of the activities, sayings, choices, et cetera, above and beyond their professional accomplishments, of those we ordinarily call celebrities.

Often times, in the area of human perception and behavior, there is a tendency to equates success in one area of a person’s life as validation for success in other areas of said person’s life.

Many publications, presentations, and proclamations of those who identify themselves as authorities or experts or knowledgeable take, with confidence, this position. The advertising and entertainment industries are well known for doing such.

“It ain’t so.”

And all of the glamour, glitz, public relations, and talking in the world does not make it so, true, or real.

The residences of royalty, politicians, entertainers, athletes, the wealthy, and others are often photographed, presented, and proclaimed as outstanding examples of residential interior designs.

The laws of physics and the principles of aesthetics are not affected by one’s personal accomplishments.

Look at, analyze, appreciate, and enjoy for what something is. Not for who did it. It should be of quality and merit to stand on it’s own.

Food for thought.