#bloomfield homes

[celebrityresidence]

Dennis Rodman's Luxurious Bloomfield Hills Mansion

Explore the grandeur of NBA legend Dennis Rodman's mansion in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. This image captures the essence of Rodman's residence, showcasing its blend of historical elegance and modern luxury. The mansion, known for its European architectural influences and contemporary design, reflects Rodman's unique personality and taste. Nestled in the tranquil suburbs of Michigan, this property is a testament to Rodman's legacy, combining opulence, personal style, and eco-friendly features. Visit: https://www.omnihomeideas.com/design/celebrity-homes/dennis-rodman-house-in-bloomfield-hills/

[turnerlandin]

Ideas for a massive, timeless foyer renovation

[wtfem]

Music Room - Living Room

Example of a medium-sized contemporary open-concept living room with ceramic tile flooring, a music area, beige walls, a ribbon fireplace, and a stone fireplace.

[xmisschivousx]

Music Room - Living Room

Example of a medium-sized contemporary open-concept living room with ceramic tile flooring, a music area, beige walls, a ribbon fireplace, and a stone fireplace.

[sjzavala]

Music Room - Living Room

Example of a medium-sized contemporary open-concept living room with ceramic tile flooring, a music area, beige walls, a ribbon fireplace, and a stone fireplace.

[dirteaicecream]

Music Room - Living Room

Example of a medium-sized contemporary open-concept living room with ceramic tile flooring, a music area, beige walls, a ribbon fireplace, and a stone fireplace.

[realloveormadness]

Contemporary Entry - Mudroom A large, modern mudroom with white walls and a medium-toned wood floor as an example

[omarkeller]

Music Room - Living Room

Example of a medium-sized contemporary open-concept living room with ceramic tile flooring, a music area, beige walls, a ribbon fireplace, and a stone fireplace.

[middleland]

House — South Bloomfield, Ohio by Christopher Riley

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[m-mihalyiova]

Galley Home Bar Detroit Inspiration for a large industrial galley vinyl floor and beige floor seated home bar remodel with an undermount sink, black cabinets, wood countertops, red backsplash, brick backsplash and brown countertops

[pugtails]

Home Bar (Detroit)

[benjaminaskinas]

Detroit Home Bar Galley

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Absolutely perfect, gorgeous 1940 home in Bloomfield Hills, MI. 4bds, 7ba, 9,183 sq ft, has a pending sale at $1.899m.

It's been completely restored, I have no idea what it looked like before, but I don't even mind b/c it's so beautiful.

Look at this entrance hall. I wonder if the antique motorcycle will convey, but I doubt it. It's such a focal point, though.

Isn't this impeccable? I'm thinking that maybe this is original wood paneling.

Large, very formal living room.

In the dining room, a fabulous chandelier cascades down from a skylight.

Large everyday dining area and counter next to the kitchen.

Gorgeous floor and a bar in the wall with a wine rack.

The kitchen is flawless. Look at all the counter seating.

Alongside the kitchen there's a home office tucked in a corner.

Love this art deco style sink cabinet in the 1/2 bath.

Very large primary bedroom with skylights.

The en-suite is so classy, it doesn't even look like a bathroom.

Separate tub and shower with a fireplace in the wall.

Finished attic bonus space is huge.

All 7 baths are so beautifully redesigned.

Lovely family with a cozy fireplace and warm lighting in the wood paneling.

Absolutely love this art deco bar and the pink border around the room.

They've got an air hockey table here, but it could be a pool table or whatever the new owner wants.

Ping pong or a home gym space.

The gardens are meticulously maintained. Look at this pond.

Huge patio, enclosed glass sun rooms, and a beautiful pool.

Down the stone steps there's another patio back here.

And, look at this little pond in the trees.

4.15 acres of lush, green land.

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/3860-Mystic-Valley-Dr_Bloomfield-Hills_MI_48302_M41107-61161

[morbidology]

Jonathan Hoffman, a 17-year-old senior at Farmington Central High School, resided with his grandparents, Sandra Layne and Fred Layne, in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan. This arrangement came about as his parents, Michael and Jennifer Hoffman, navigated a divorce in Arizona, where they had relocated approximately a year prior.

Opting to remain in Michigan for his final year of high school, Jonathan had recently received acceptance to Eastern Michigan University. Upon the completion of the divorce proceedings, Jennifer intended to return to Michigan to reunite with her son.

Jonathan had had several minor run ins with law enforcement. On the 17th of March, 2011, 17-year-old Jonathan was pulled over in Farmington Hills and ticketed for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia in the form of a grinder. He received a 93 day suspended sentence and was placed on 12 months’ probation.

Then on the 21st of March, West Bloomfield Township police responded to complaints outside the home. When they arrived, they found Sandra and Jonathan outside the home arguing. Jonathon told police that he was angry over a text message that his father had sent him. When Jonathan calmed down, police left and no arrests were made and no citations were issued.

At around 5:30PM the 18th of May, 2011, a 911 call was placed to West Bloomfield Township police.

The phone call was placed by Jonathan. He said that his grandmother had shot him in the chest and he was going to die. Around three minutes into the phone call, Jonathan is heard pleading “no grandma” before exclaiming to the dispatcher that he had been shot again. At one point in the phone call, a woman can he heard shouting: “Let go, let go. You’ve got to let go!” Towards the end of the phone call, the same woman can be heard calmly saying: “I will get you a drink of water.”

As officers pulled up to the upscale condo, they heard several more shots. They found Sandra standing behind a screened door. She was holding a .40-caliber handgun but placed it on the floor when ordered to do so by police. She came out of the door, raised her hands and screamed: “I murdered my grandson!”

Upstairs, the officers discovered the lifeless body of 17-year-old Jonathon Hoffman. He had been shot 5 times with 9mm glock. He was shot in the upper right armpit area, in the upper right chest, in the left arm near the shoulder, in the left lower chest and on the left side of the abdomen. Four of the shots had been close range. He was rushed to Botsford Hospital where he was declared dead.

According to Sandra’s attorneys, there were problems in the home and Sandra was afraid of her grandson. One of the attorneys, Mitchell Ribitwer, told reporters outside that drugs and drug paraphernalia was discovered inside the home that belonged to Jonathon.

He also said that in March, police had responded to a domestic disturbance call at the home. According to defence Ribitwer: “I spoke to the officer who responded, and he indicated this young man was totally out of control in the street. He was derogatory to his grandmother. He was yelling and shouting and almost got into it with police.”

Sandra said to detectives that Jonathan had been taking the synthetic drug, K2, and that it changed his character. She said he had become increasingly violent after taking the drug and purchased a gun because she feared that he would kill her. After Jonathan had been ticketed for marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia, the court had ordered him to undergo alcohol and drug treatment which was monitored by random testing.

According to Sandra’s lawyers, Jonathan had violated his probation on the day of his murder when he tested positive for the K2 drug. They claimed that this led to an argument during which Sandra had feared for her own life. However, Jonathan's autopsy showed that the drug was not present in his urine.

During the trial, prosecutors said Sandra had followed her grandson to the bedroom loft after shooting him once. But before this, she had gone into the basement, walking through Jonathan's blood, to retrieve more ammunition, showing intent.

Ultimately, Sandra Layne was convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison, as well as an additional two years for using a firearm in the commission of a felony.