Hey Pandas, What Is An Interior Design Choice You Despise And Why? (Closed)

Which ties in with my pet peeve - microwaves below the counter! People want these fancy range hoods over the stove and then have no place for a microwave except to put it where you can't possibly look or reach inside.

It’s gotten so cliche

Totally devoid of anything interesting

This picture is ugly but it definitely can be done right

Somehow people still go for that. I’ve often thought that people who want open floor concept probably don’t cook much.

I don't like it either, but it seems I am more or less alone in not wanting an open floor plan.

The house I just bought was built in 1930, and we just installed a door to the kitchen. Keeps the heat out of the rest of the house and the cats off the counters.

Every time I see these I think "wow, someone loved their bedsit so much they recreated it in their house".

Mine at least has a partial wall. You can't see anything except the kitchen table. I wouldn't want to see the whole kitchen either.

I have this in the rental I'm buying. Can't WAIT to own it and rip that c**p up

Actually, that looks like s**t-lap.

Coloured cushions. Red flowers/plant. Persian carpet. These would give it a bit of umph.

Grey everything trend. So cold. Ruining grey for me.

I'm a grandma, born in 1945 and I hate it too!

No, but you can lean forward on your arms and relax, lol.

I have a black thumb, I'm terrible with plants so no live plants in my house! But at least we have art.

Am I weird because I love these designs of the bowl and plates?

This has actually the purpose of preventing sewage from spilling up and not reaching the septic tank.

I hate all blinds, traditional or other, they're a real pain to maintain. I prefer roman or other shades.

That's just a crime.

The only art we want on our walls is stuff that means something to us. By which I mean: we don't choose it to be part of the decor. We have paintings and photos by people we love, prints given to us by friends, some animation cels treasured by the man of the house, and (my own contribution) some old publicity photos of golden-age movie stars (given to me as a retirement gift by a friend who rescued them from the trash at the newspaper he used to work for). These are not decor. They are our treasures.

I prefer the colours to todays grey and beige horror show, but other parts where definitely questionable.