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There’s good design. There’s bad design. And we can usually intuitively tell the two apart just by looking at it. But wait! There’s also ‘design design,’ a really weird category that straddles the line between quality aesthetics and truly awful taste. Some designers just don’t know when to stop designing their designy designs and go way overboard. Are we starting to sound redundant and over-complicated? Good, now you’re getting it!
The best (worst?) of these ‘designy designs’ end up being shared on the r/DesignDesign subreddit, an intriguing online community that both celebrates and criticizes these errr VeRy InTeReStInG aNd ArTiStIc ideas for products and furniture. We’ve collected some of the most bizarre and original pics to share with you, Pandas.
Scroll down, upvote the designs that really had an impact on you, and if you love what you see, consider becoming a member of the subreddit.
Bored Panda reached out to Matt Johnson, Ph.D., the host of the Consumer Psychology Blog and the Human Nature Blog, for a few insights on the importance of finding the right balance between the designer's vision for their product, as well as what would appeal to consumers. He told us that, at its core, user experience is about empathy. Johnson is a professor of consumer psychology at Hult International Business School and Harvard University, and the author of 'Branding that Means Business.' Read on for our interview with him.
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#1
Wall Outlets With Extension Cords Built Into The Wall
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#2
Stacked Seating At A Restaurant
#3
Hidden Fire Extinguishers
We were interested to learn more about the balance between what a designer wants from their product and what consumers look for. We asked Professor Johnson about what can help designers maintain a more grounded, user-friendly perspective.
"Ultimately, good UX is an act of empathy. You have to filter your creative vision for the product through the lens of the consumer’s needs, unique preferences, and tendencies. This means creating a balance between your own aspirations for the product (e.g. what you think it could be), and how it will intuitively seem to the end user (how the user will actually be used)," he explained to Bored Panda.
"Practically speaking, by inviting the consumer into the design process and getting feedback along the product development journey, the end result is much more likely to strike this balance." However, if there's only poor communication, you might end up with a disconnect between the two. Something that Piterskii-Punk-Wall accurately showed in their comic right over here.
#4
Found On The Designp**n Frontpage
#5
Ok I Think I Found The Ultimate Decanter. This One Keeps Me Awake At Night
#6
Drink The Rainbow
Johnson, the host of the 'Neuroscience Of' blog, told Bored Panda that the best and most beloved products integrate both perspectives: that of the designer, as well as of the consumer.
"If the balance is tilted too far in the direction of the creator’s vision, as opposed to the user’s intuition and needs, it comes off too much as a standalone work of art, and not as a functional product," he said.
"This feels immediately obvious to the consumer: it's something that reflects an idea from a specific individual, but lacks the necessary translation to the broader world. In a word, it feels too much like ‘art,’" the professor told Bored Panda. He noted that this is perfectly fine and valuable in its own context. However, when it comes to the world of consumer products, there's a necessity for this additional layer of consumer empathy.
#7
A Nature Inspired Bathroom
Hphizzle 2 years ago
I’d like it, as long as it wasn’t slippery. But I feel like I’m slipping just looking at it
Jon Steensen 2 years ago
It would be a nightmare to clean though. I think you would need a pressure washer at least once a week in order to remove the dirt from all the small crevases in those rocks, and then you would have to temporarely remove/cover up those plants in order to protect them from the spray. All in all, it would be a really impractical setup, unless you have enough money to not care about someone to spending way to much time on keeping it sanitary.
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Edda Kamphues 2 years ago
Look, I love indoor plants, but I do not necessarily need them to tickle my bits when having a shower.
Spocks's Mom 2 years ago
Wait. I didn't know that bit tickling was involved. *𝑢𝑝𝑣𝑜𝑡𝑒𝑠 𝐸𝑑𝑑𝑎 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑝𝑖𝑐. 𝑇𝑎𝑘𝑒𝑠 𝑠𝑐𝑟𝑒𝑒𝑛𝑠ℎ𝑜𝑡. 𝐶𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑠 𝑑𝑒𝑠𝑖𝑔𝑛𝑒𝑟...*
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Alexia 2 years ago (edited)
It's ok with me, as long as there is no life form in there (other than plants)
Just no 2 years ago
You can't hold back Mother Nature. The creepy crawlies are coming!
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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)
Bugs. Mud (after kids and/or pets overturn plant pots). Slime. Damp. Mildew. How TF do you get it clean? Would it even look clean if you could?
Pursuing Peonies 2 years ago
As a shower room, fine, odd but could be done. There are even tubs that would blend well with it. But the toilet? Nope. If you e got enough to make that, you've definitely got enough to put the toilet in its own room.
Nobody 2 years ago
just imagine cleaning up after your 8 year old projectile vomits and failed to get the lid up...
Jacob Chamberlain 2 years ago
The amount of of vomit I've seen in the past two months makes me hate this bathroom. Not kid friendly at all.
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Aussie Bloke 2 years ago (edited)
I like the look of this. But it would have improper drainage and would be a haven for mould and other nasty s**t. And why oh why is there a shitter right next to the shower??!!
LuLuBelle 2 years ago
My dream has always been to have a bathroom you could just hose down and call it a day.
Upstaged75 2 years ago
When you have to poop and want to take a shower at the same time. That toilet is going to be perpetually wet.
EvilNob 2 years ago
I'm not sure if it's okay for the plants to get hot water from time to time.
jdtimid123 2 years ago
If the showerhead doesn't spray out, and just straight down, the plants shouldn't get any hot water where they are, just misting which should cool by the time it reaches them (based off how the mist hits me and makes me chilly in our shower just before I get under the nice warm water)
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DeeDee Borick Burlington 2 years ago
My sister did this to her bathroom over 15 years ago. Except it was brighter
Kiryn Silverwing 2 years ago
Gray water from showers that has some soap in it is fine for plants, recommended for use on garden plants as long as it's not too much soap.
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Upstaged75 2 years ago (edited)
Not a fan of a wet toilet. Otherwise it's kind of cool. Although my klutzy a$$ would 100% bang my shins on that rock.
Kelley Gilbert Zumwalt 2 years ago
The shower area is fine, but I'm not down with the rough gravel and stone surrounding the toilet. I prefer easier to clean surfaces since I can't prove that all the misaiming is really my 6 like hubby claims.
Distinguished Gentleman 2 years ago
this is great but they need a drain line so water does get everywhere
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
It's quite pretty to look at, but it must be a b!tch to clean and keep sanitary.
Demosthenes 2 years ago
Natural minus the giant industrial grey shitter leering at me while I’m trying to shower. Exactly how I imagine bathing in the out of doors.
Ambry Petersen 2 years ago (edited)
I actually kinda like, would like the tile to be more sandstone colored though. Ooo or fossil themed tile.
Alex Olinger 2 years ago
This reminds me of a bathroom in Seoul. There are pebbles on the floor and a little fish pond. I loved it, but it was kind of weird
Blondieybat 2 years ago
Luv it. But it looks like it would be He!! to clean. I guess you just hose it down when you water it..?
Roy Pitchford 2 years ago
Where there are plants, there are bugs. Where there are bugs, there are spiders...
Gillian Adams 2 years ago
I'd say 80% of those plants are fake, no way some of them would thrive with hot water splashing all over them. Some might be real, but the ones on the left of the photo are too symmetrical to be real
Shirley Heyn 2 years ago
Can't imagine sitting there wondering if it was time to water the plants. . .?
Scott Mays 2 years ago
Everybody used to have nature inspired bathrooms, they were called outhouses. That's why they invented indoor plumbing so you wouldn't get bit by a random insect or animal. If you have a nature inspired bathroom, obviously you haven't had to s**t outside enough.
Melinda Flick 2 years ago
It's gorgeous, but how do you clean the thing? And heaven forbid men dribble!
Shaunn Munn 2 years ago
Have to be careful when using cleaning products. Even eco-friendly can be harmful if not allowed proper dilution. And is that tiny window the only natural light source?
mymommatoldme 2 years ago
Hmmm...not too bad. Looks like there's a couple of plants that could be used if there wasn't any toilet paper.
ohlordylordy 2 years ago
I just wish the toilet was either a stump or a tree to lean against lol, also, i really want to see the TP hung on a tree branch next to the toilet!
Josephine Cortes 2 years ago
If be concerned with bugs and mold. Outside nature has ventilation
POKEPOKEpikapika 2 years ago
This kinda looks like a rock onsen I went to on my trip to Japan a few days ago!
naylene hess 2 years ago
I saw this year's ago snd everyone thought man thats cool but god impossible to clean
Shameless Hussy Review 2 years ago
I'm stubbing my toe or barking my shin on that rock every time.
Jo Hardy 2 years ago
I remember a pub in Sheffield ( England) where the women's toilets were like this - but with cubicles. The plants were huge with trees painted on the walls and ceilings and a soundtrack of tropical bird sounds. The downside was that the room was far too dark to check your hair and make up in the mirror...
Toy Slaughter 2 years ago
I would have to put on shoes to use the bathroom and that part is the only thing I'd hate about this bathroom. Visually I like it.
Seth NoWai 2 years ago
Must be hard to keep clean though... Plus slippery. Nice to look at though, if you need showoff bathroom.
Kiryn Silverwing 2 years ago
Oh god. Mold and mildew everywhere. That room is going to smell like a swamp.
YARETZI JIMENEZ CHAVARRIA 2 years ago
I like it but it better not have any bugs (I’m okay with ladybugs 🐞 and other beetles and daddy long legs 🕷
Skadi Lifdis 2 years ago
I have plants in my shower because that's the only place the cats can't get to.
Monarch cat lady 2 years ago
I like it but just cleaning it and keeping spiders out my ocd would go into overdrive
Raven Ledbetter 2 years ago
I can only imagine the cleaning of soap scum off the rocks and the little spiders and bugs that would be attracted to the moisture and bushes
Douglas Gilanyi 2 years ago
Without some serious airflow, that looks like a breeding ground for mold/mildew.
StrangeOne 2 years ago
I keep thinking it comes with all the critters nature can offer. The ecosystem would be complete.
Jestinna Welch 2 years ago
Yeah this one is way over the line between unique creativity and just WAAAYYY overdoing it..
Bored Birgit 2 years ago
There is not enough light for the plants. And I don't want to shower having a leaf between my butthalves.
Gwen LeMay 2 years ago
Beautiful, But is there clear acrylic over the floor? How is it kept clean?
Anon Ymous 2 years ago
All fun and games til you have to clean around the base of the toilet 😂
MaShunnda Beard 2 years ago
I feel like there would be spiders and snakes and I can't go while there are spiders and snakes.
That One Quiet Kid 2 years ago
Literally none of these are badly designed so far, except for the clock
bored hamster 2 years ago
Mm, I'd quite like to leave my head intact, not to mention stubbed toes
jdtimid123 2 years ago
I agree with the floors being an issue, especially for slipping. Maybe switch to regular tile, put a small border along the areas you don't want water (like the toilet, and gravel) and put down some clear sticky pads (and also work out a good heating source for after you turn the water off in the winter and have to walk all that way to the nearest towel hanger.) Or maybe there's a solution with epoxy flooring to cover the rocks but still have it look rocky, but idk how well it holds up to showering.
Kate Jones 2 years ago
looks like it would hurt my feet walking on it. Also...not enough shelf space for everything I use.
Loki's_Lil_Butterknife 2 years ago
This looks like something from a zombie apocalypse movie to me.
Michelle C 2 years ago
For people like me who despise camping but still wants to experience pooping in the woods
weatherwitch 2 years ago
I love this, but it's probably better for a hotel or Airbnb so a couple of days rather than full-time 😊
GhostlyFinn 2 years ago
I feel like I'd accidentally brush a plant while showering with my eyes closed and freak out
Nicola Roberts 2 years ago
Wet rooms are great and very useful if you're in a wheelchair with limited mobility. Two key things come to mind. 1) Access, the rock reduces this significantly and 2) Non slip flooring, some of those paving slabs look awfully smooth. Other than that .....
Gayathri E 2 years ago
Insects, creepers, frogs, algae, fungi and no sunlight to clean anything.
Mrs Irish Mom 2 years ago
Looks like someone locked up the house and came home years later to find this
Paulo Freitas 2 years ago
Lol, i can allready imagine, a person sitting there in peace taking a ... Number 2, a a frikking Jaguar pops out from behind that rock....
Francis 2 years ago
no one needs to clean this, because you can't see what is dirty and what is supposed to look dirty! and mold is natural as well!! Big Brain Moment!
BeepBeepBoopBoop 2 years ago
until the mold spreads to the rest of your house 😂
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#8
Imagine Going Through All The Trouble Of Publishing Just To See This
Hippopotamuses 2 years ago (edited)
Frankly. I’m not sure whether you’ve been ripped off or not. (Edited: Changed ‘what her’ to ‘whether’)
#9
Swinging In The Conference Room
As we see it, there are two main issues at play here when we’re talking about designy designs, aka over-designed products. Both explain, at least in part, why some creative professionals go completely overboard.
The first is a question of theory vs. practice and how even the best-laid plans don’t necessarily translate into reality. The second is about the relationship between the designer and their (real or imagined) audience—aka the end-users and consumers.
You might have an utterly amazing idea for a product or piece of furniture in your mind. Maybe you’ve even sketched it out! But even though the concept looks amazing on paper, it might not be the best fit for consumers. Something that any creator would be terrified to learn only after launching the idea into the market.
#10
A Car Fender Bicycle
#11
Possibly One Of The Worst Staircases I've Ever Seen
#12
Door Knob Design That Gives You A Fish Eye View Of The Room Ahead
Maybe what you’ve come up with is more akin to art and is radically impractical to use every single day. Or the item is incredibly complex and unintuitive to the average shopper on the highstreet: something that you might not realize because you’ve spent so long on the design, you know it like the back of your hand. It’s a case of design short-sightedness where the professional can’t see the forest for the trees.
Meanwhile, the professional in charge of designing the product might be completely disconnected from their intended consumers. This might happen due to a lack of information on buying trends or because of less-than-stellar communication between them and their customers. That means that the designer is essentially stuck inside a bubble with only their own ideas to consider, with very little (if any!) outside feedback.
#13
Holy F**king S**t
Bored Retsuko 2 years ago
I don't see the problem. If this was mine, it would always look precisely like that! That's because I poop shiny little crystals. /jk
#14
No Way This Can Go Wrong
#15
Apartments In Amsterdam
Marcos Valencia 2 years ago
It will be beautiful when plants will start growing in the terraces.
However, another possible explanation for this disconnect between designers and consumers can be attributed to a more human factor. Namely, arrogance. It’s perfectly fine, even praiseworthy, that you’re confident about your work and that you feel pride in what you’ve achieved. Unfortunately, this can sometimes overshadow the end goal of what’s being sold, namely, that people want to buy and use what you’re offering.
Perhaps the creator feels like they have far better taste than the would-be buyers. So they want to ‘enlighten the masses’ (or something equally as pompous). Here’s the thing, though. Even if it’s a well-intentioned idea to want to educate people about good taste, there are different ways to go about it.
To put it mildly, it’s not the best idea to go about bragging to everyone how much more educated and intelligent you are while poking fun at them for being tasteless. However, when you come from a place of humility and a genuine desire to help, others are more open to what you have to say.
#16
Imagine What It Looks Like In Fall
#17
Another Silverware Set... Another Useless Spoon
#18
A Banana Slide That Trains Your Determination. If You Get Lost, Your Crotch Will Die
At the same time, no matter how successful and well-received a designer’s work might have been in the past, it doesn’t guarantee that their next idea will be good. Multi-functional furniture might not have the mass appeal that they hope it will, meaning it’ll remain a niche product for very niche buyers.
Similarly, even if your lovingly-crafted set of cutlery is pleasant to look at, it might be utterly atrocious to eat with, so you’re left with a decorative piece that very few people actually like.
#19
Injury Attorney’s Dream Staircase
#21
This Is The New University Building Of Freiburg That At The Same Time Blinds The Road Traffic
The r/DesignDesign subreddit was founded a few years ago, in mid-July of 2018. Since then, they’ve amassed a following of 120k redditors. The moderators running the whole show stress the fact that the pics shared by the members of the community have to be, at the same time, examples of good and awful design. There should be a balance between the two.
#22
Found On Fb... I Can Hear This Image
#23
Books And Bath
Jeremy James 2 years ago
One minor earthquake and you'd die in the bath, crushed under an avalanche of books. Wait, can I request that?
#24
Let Me Just Find My Keys
Meanwhile, the mods also ask their members to avoid reposting other people’s photos too much. “Reposts are OK as long as the post hasn't been submitted in 6 months or more than 3 times,” they set out the rules. That way, the content’s kept fresher and it helps avoid people farming attention just for the sake of attention.
#25
A Balcony Without Sun Or Fresh Air Is Just A People Shelf
#27
These Would Be Awful To Use
Broadly speaking, taste might be subjective (e.g. preferences for minimalism or maximalism), but there are many things that we can agree on that do and don’t make much sense. If a product is user-friendly, ergonomic, intuitive to use, and matches our expectations, then we can say that it’s an example of good design.
#29
For Me, The Juicy Salif Is The Pinnacle Of Design Design
Marcos Valencia 2 years ago
This is a Philippe Starck's design for the Italian brand Alessi, I have it, and I love it... And, if someone is wondering... Yes, I used it. And, yes, it's a total mess!
#30
This Hallway Must Have Looked Awesome On The Blueprints
On the flip side, something that’s more like a puzzle that requires an IQ of 160 to figure out won’t get many smiles from the crowd (unless they bought it specifically because they love over-designed, over-complicated stuff). Put the user first and you can’t go wrong. Put your designs above them and you might end up in the grey zone where quality and awful taste meet.
#31
Does This Count?
#32
Reinventing The Pint
#33
When You Want The Guarantee Of A Broken Neck From Your Staircase
#34
This Fire Pit That Doubles As A Side Table When You Tip All The Ash On The Floor
#35
Splash-Proof Urinals
#36
W Fart Free Water
#37
The Lucky Knot Bridge In China
#38
Why? Just Why?
#39
Thanks I Hate It
#40
A Bookshelf To Store Some Pebbles Or Something
#41
Because A Hat Would Be Far To Complicated
#42
This Sink. Spotted On A Facebook Ad
#43
A Maze Of Concentric Circles On The Back Of The Phone Fitting Its Earphones Perfectly
#44
This Luxurious Toilet
#45
Clocks
#46
Dear God I Just Needed To Pee
#47
Love Designy Cumbersome Roundware
#48
Saw This On Insta
Icecream Sarang 2 years ago
Oddly, if you know how to read a clock, they don’t even need numbers, so why bother?
#49
That Looks Comfortable
#50
Stock Market Bench
Natalie Bohrteller 2 years ago
Oh yeah, now it's not only homeless people who are banned from sleeping on it, it's also everybody else who can't use it. Next level bench! /s
#51
The Cashier At The Store Was Very Mad He Couldn’t Find The Barcode
#52
Yeah. No. No Thanks
#53
Spotted This Yesterday
#54
This Couch Has Fat Rolls
#56
Did I Accidentally Do A Design Design? This Is The Clock I Made For My Living Room
#57
Have Fun Memorizing The Height Of Different Pieces
#58
Dyson Air Purifier Headphones
#59
I Feel This Might Belong Here?
pug nose curly tail 2 years ago
I kinda like it. *shrug* it's says tomorrow's a new day, 11:59 representing the end of the day. Idk, I think it's neat.
#60
I Like Minimalism But Medicine Is Not The Right Place For It
#61
This Gorgeous Stupid Mug
#63
Umbrella Doubles As A Poncho. Looks Comfy!
#64
Plate Design
#65
This Coffee Table
#66
This Stubby Handle That You Have To Pinch To Pick Up The Coffee Cup (From IKEA)
#67
Salt Lake City, Triple Decker Fireplace
#68
Hard To Clean
#69
If This Hasn't Already Been Posted
#70
Found At An Antique Store In Hudson, NY. $15,000
#71
A Nightmare To Clean, Fraglie And Extremely Unhygienic After The Very First Use. Good Looks Only
#72
Restroom Sign In A Bar Named Toolbar
#73
These Stairs
#74
"Small Space Design"
#75
Armchair Sofa
Abgr Xenda 2 years ago
do you think the designer have a childhood psych problem that reflects the inner intervention of his concerns about the future, when he design this sofa? or it is just me watching a normal sofa flipped on the side?
#76
A New Bike Ddeessiiggnn
#77
Let's Play Guess What's A Faucet. I Saw 3 Guys In A Row Guess Wrong. I Was One Of Them
#78
You Can Go Illuminated I Guess (That’s A Room Light)
#79
Seems Like This Would Have A Lot Of Small/Annoying Problems
#80
$1000 For An Uncomforable Chair With Sharp Edges
#81
Pasta Served In A Bottle That Is Levitating On A Chain
#82
This “Reimagined” Mortar And Pestle
#83
Who Says Crown Molding Is Overdone?
#85
Hanging Bookshelf. It's Just Like A Normal Shelf, But More Designey
#86
Introducing, The Scrub & Plunge
#87
Rice Dice
#88
These Stairs Look Kind Of Cool, But Will Definitely Kill You
#89
Can’t Wait To Sweep And Have The Thing Constantly Bend
#91
Design Of The Entryway Isn't Satisfying Or Good, But It Is A Lot Of Design
#92
The Reebok Atv 19+
#93
This Would Be A Terrible Handrail. People Falling Wouldn't Be Able To Grab Into It, And It Would Be Horrible To Clean
#94
Looks Nice, But Is A Nightmare To Stack Your Groceries In As You Walk Around The Store
#95
Ever Try Sitting On A Stack Of Blankets?
#96
Eating Off The Underside Of Your Carpet
#97
Believe It Or Not, This Is Not A Fancy Scratch Post. It Is An Actual Cardboard Chair That Costs $1,025
#98
These Round Dice
#99
How Have Three Kinds Of Cutlery When One Will Do?
ADHORTATOR 2 years ago
how do you use the knife and the fork at the same time? You need two..... :-)
#100
Rainbow?? Bench?? At Laguardia Airport
#101
All The Drinking Glasses In This Restaurant Are Slanted
#103
The Pinnacle Of Overdesigned S*te
#104
And Here I Thought I Was Poor For Carrying An Old Suitcase 😅
#105
Looks Great, As Long As You Don’t Try To Actually Use It
#106
Two Letters Having Sex On Top Of Cum? Sure, Why Not, That’s Exactly What I Want From Cucumber Water
#107
Good Luck Getting The Last Bit Of Wine Out Of Your Glass
#108
My Beer Was Served In A Box
Francis 2 years ago
from the comments on the OP: That’s a Japanese masu. And it’s how sake is served at traditional events like weddings. In modern times you’ll get them frequently if you order sake in many izakaya or Japanese restaurants and bars too! Usually the sake glass (like a shotglass but a little bigger) or ceramic choko (that you can see just to the right of the box) is put IN the box and it’s filled to overflow into the box. You drink the glass and then drain the overflow remnants from the box - the wood adds to the texture/flavour. Someone has obviously taken some creative liberty by deciding that beer can go in there too. It appears to be a Japanese restaurant anyway. So while BEER in it is not the norm, it’s pretty easy to see what has happened here.
#109
New Fashion Standards Being Created Before Our Eyes
#110
Armchair, 1976, Tokyo
#111
Umbrella Sunshade Backpack Thing?
#112
Single Use Dirty Knife For Single Use Butter
#113
This Coffee Cup
Paulo Freitas 2 years ago (edited)
Thats almost a normal Irish coffee cup ( at least the ones we serve them in here )
#114
The New Tesla Steering Wheel, There's A Reason This Usually Stays On The Design Students Portafolio And Never Makes It Into A Production Car
Jrog 2 years ago
This design goes far, far back. The first instance I am aware of is a design by Giugiaro for the Chevrolet Corvair in the early 60s. Giugiaro reused and expanded the concept on the Oldsmobile INCAS prototype in the mid-80. Around the same time, it was included in the groundbreaking Mazda MX-03 prototype, a car with 4-wheel steering, digital dashboard and fly-by-wire controls. BMW, MG, Lexus, Toyota have cars, or at least recent patents, about cloche-style steering wheels, and this kind of wheel is standard on F1 racing cars since the 90s
#115
This Controller
#116
Wait... What?
The only Plueschopossum 2 years ago
Rooms 201-213... but I'm pretty sure the people there don't want to be found :D
#117
This Watch
ADHORTATOR 2 years ago
they were a thing in the 1970s, I have one and instead of the date it shows the seconds passing
#118
Mason Cash Combined Rolling Pin And Salt Shaker, For When You Want To Roll Out Your Dough And Salt Your Table At The Same Time
#119
Think Of The Clammy Hands
#120
Rain Is The First That Comes To Mind
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Liz Clarke 2 years ago
I don't think any of the designers seem to know that disabled people exist. As an ambulatory wheelchair user/walking stick user loads of these would be a nightmare for me.
Tim 2 years ago
Many of them would be dangerous to 100% able bodied people too.
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MongoMarcia 2 years ago
Regarding all the stairs: Do they not have building codes? They are death traps.
Dee Tag 2 years ago
I've reached the end!!! And I am absolutely mentally exhausted. I need a glass of wine.
Lindsey Morris 2 years ago
I think the majority of the first half of the list were awesome designs!
David Paterson 2 years ago
Love this BP thread. Great to see so many people thinking outside the box. So far outside the box that they fall off. Brilliant for claustrophobics, space saving, sometimes environmentally friendly. A great reminder that my designs aren't so weird after all.
Danish Susanne 2 years ago
Surely you didn't need all the fingers on that one hand?
Load More Replies... Janet Howe 2 years ago
Going thru these was fun. However now I'm worried about the 2 hours of my life I'll never get back. But this was one of the better BP offerings.
TAYLOR SWIFT IS AWESOME 2 years ago
A few of the ones at the top were pretty cool! The rest, though….
isharamadhumal77 2 years ago
Smart home a to z https://comfortablelife4u.blogspot.com/2023/02/building-smart-home-a-to-z-guide.html
Liz Clarke 2 years ago
I don't think any of the designers seem to know that disabled people exist. As an ambulatory wheelchair user/walking stick user loads of these would be a nightmare for me.
Tim 2 years ago
Many of them would be dangerous to 100% able bodied people too.
Load More Replies... MongoMarcia 2 years ago
Regarding all the stairs: Do they not have building codes? They are death traps.
Dee Tag 2 years ago
I've reached the end!!! And I am absolutely mentally exhausted. I need a glass of wine.
Lindsey Morris 2 years ago
I think the majority of the first half of the list were awesome designs!
David Paterson 2 years ago
Love this BP thread. Great to see so many people thinking outside the box. So far outside the box that they fall off. Brilliant for claustrophobics, space saving, sometimes environmentally friendly. A great reminder that my designs aren't so weird after all.
Danish Susanne 2 years ago
Surely you didn't need all the fingers on that one hand?
Load More Replies... Janet Howe 2 years ago
Going thru these was fun. However now I'm worried about the 2 hours of my life I'll never get back. But this was one of the better BP offerings.
TAYLOR SWIFT IS AWESOME 2 years ago
A few of the ones at the top were pretty cool! The rest, though….
isharamadhumal77 2 years ago
Smart home a to z https://comfortablelife4u.blogspot.com/2023/02/building-smart-home-a-to-z-guide.html
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