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[SunValley]

They stock up on wood polish!

Looks like they are lovers of Pacific northwest or Alaskan native culture, love to read, are comfortable with open storage (what about the junk drawer or drawer black pit of ladles, measuring cups, and 50 different jar opening gizmos?), and have no near neighbors (I don’t see window treatments). I could never feel cozy or secure after dark without window coverings—I marvel at people that can do that. 

[Desertdi]

They are always fully dressed.......(?)

[cactusgal]

They watch to much HGTV 

[jannabelle1]

Well traveled, probably interested in Native American art/life in the southwest (Arizona?); maybe college professors; furniture minimalists; eccentric.

[ALRATIBA]

What strikes me the most ... their love of natural light.

(That would absolutely drive me crazy .... I prefer subdued lighting.)

[Katcat1]

The second photo looks like the kitchen/work area.  I am surprised to see the books in this area.    These people are organized.  I could not live with no curtains or blinds at night on the windows unless absolutely no one could look in.  They could be exhibitionists.  

[Katcat1]

@on the bay  I was in Frank Lloyd Wright's studio.  No one could see in but you could see out.  That is how he designed his homes.  One very interesting room in his home was for his children which had seating for an audience like in a theater and an area for the kids to perform.  He ended up divorcing his wife.

[OKPrincess]

They like to travel and are avid readers.

[on the bay]

@Katcat1-

So interesting and great that you got to see his studio! I did not know or didn't remembeer that about the inside not being ble to be seen.

I always thought he and his architecture were fascinating. 

[Citrine1]

The only thing I KNOW for sure about the owners is that I'm (sadly) not one of them.