Smart TV in the living room.  2 washers, 2 dryers, 2 refridgerators, fully stocked kitchen, gas grill, charcoal grill, fire pit with wood, bedrooms decorated like Hugh Hefner's mansion. 

Some of the methods that I have used in the past to get rid of odors including the smell of smoke are baking soda, vinegar, ozone generators, activated charcoal, steam cleaning, and even opening windows to air it out a bit.

Stark black trim tends to be a little harsh, Peppercorn is a dark charcoal color that will add a little more softness while still achieving the main goal of contrast and avoid any harsh/cold tones!

I haven't tried this but heard that if you place regular charcoal in a netted bag, place a couple bags in the air ducts and run the AC system, the smell would go away.

If you have a gusher of a water line, it's not prudent not to turn the water off, any reasonable child would figure that out.Filth and waste is broadly defined, it's not just what it sounds like but can include newspapers on the porch, paper plates in the yard or dumped wet charcoal from the BBQ laying on the ground.

If you look at the before and after picture of the outside, you will see both pics with a brown roof... it is now Gray/charcoal.

Yes I did mind, I don't want a crappy grill or charcoal grill sitting out there.

I left the cooking up to them, they were starting their charcoal grill. 

I do love the idea of a dark ceiling, either black or charcoal.

You can buy stove vents that just recirculate the air back into the room with a charcoal filter.