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Someone Asks People To Share What Architecture Nightmares They’ve Seen, People Deliver (30 Pics)
Not every architect can be an Antoni Gaudi or an Art Vandalay - some make do with the spaces they are given and yes, some do make silly architecture design mistakes. When the results aren't downright dangerous they can be funny, which is why Twitter user Sarah Schauer decided recently to ask people to send her their worst crappy design/architecture pics that they have.
It's fair to say that the internet didn't disappoint. From oddly placed toilets - toilets seem to feature a lot on this list - to slides that lead to certain death, it turns out that there are some real design fails out there! Scroll down below to see what we mean, and feel free to share your own nightmarish home design examples in the comments!
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Nthati 6 years ago
Imagine giving directions to your visitors: "Yeah, the toilet is in the kitchen, up the stairs and right next to the cupboard, you won't miss it."
Shelley Jennings 6 years ago
Oh my goodness. Didn't see the toilet until I read your comment 🤣
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Heather Brady-Connor 6 years ago
Looks like there is a tub in the kitchen as well. Look on the right.
Bored Moogle 6 years ago
What the hell? That's taking tiny houses a little too far.
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Cheri Lloyd 6 years ago
How convenient now you can pee and peel potatoes all at the same time!!!! SO efficient!
Koalamonster 6 years ago
Left half kitchen, right half bathroom. It looks like a bathtub in the lower right with the toilet in the upper right. That looks to be a VERY small apartment.
DP von Icecream 6 years ago
At least they made good use of little space. Wondering how they "manage not doing a nr 2" while cooking! ;-)
Sveta Smirnova 6 years ago
All i know that I feel sad by looking at this picture.
Load More Replies...So we've seen the consequences of bad interior design, so what makes for good design? There are a few basic principles to stick to if you want to make sure your design is practical, relevant and makes sense!
According to Dieter Rams, a German industrial designer who was responsible for the design of Braun’s consumer products for many years, there are 10 principles of good design, also known as the '10 commandments.' Even though they were written long ago and technology has advanced beyond his wildest dreams, Dieter's principles still apply today!
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JessG 6 years ago
It was a church, with stained glass windows. An added floor to turn it into a house. Imagine what it looked like in full-blown church mode.:D
AzKhaleesi 6 years ago
i wonder how long it took the original owners to notice after moving in.... Wife... I love the light in this room.... Husband... you would. lmao
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Blue Cicada 6 years ago
Or "advertisement" to show a kid friendly property.
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Furniture designers Vitsoe have worked closely with Dieter Rams for decades, and helpfully summarize his founding principles of good design with the following explanations:
Good design is innovative: The possibilities for innovation are not, by any means, exhausted. Technological development is always offering new opportunities for innovative design. But innovative design always develops in tandem with innovative technology, and can never be an end in itself.
Good design makes a product useful: A product is bought to be used. It has to satisfy certain criteria, not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic. Good design emphasizes the usefulness of a product whilst disregarding anything that could possibly detract from it.
Good design is aesthetic: The aesthetic quality of a product is integral to its usefulness because products we use every day affect our person and our well-being. But only well-executed objects can be beautiful.
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DP von Icecream 6 years ago (edited)
HAHAHAHAHAHA! This is brilliant! Look them straight in the eyes when you wipe!
PaulV 6 years ago
Hand me that magazine, would ya? "Car and Driver," yep, that's fine.
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Ivana 6 years ago
This is just terrible, the toilet paper is too far away, who can reach that?
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Miguel Rosas 6 years ago
After you use this toilet you'll need to see the chiropractor lol. Maybe it's a toilet for midgets.
Good design makes a product understandable: It clarifies the product’s structure. Better still, it can make the product talk. At best, it is self-explanatory.
Good design is unobtrusive: Products fulfilling a purpose are like tools. They are neither decorative objects nor works of art. Their design should therefore be both neutral and restrained, to leave room for the user’s self-expression.
Good design is honest: It does not make a product more innovative, powerful or valuable than it really is. It does not attempt to manipulate the consumer with promises that cannot be kept.
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Carol Emory 6 years ago
Tour guide: "Originally there were only 27 floors in our hotel. The other 13 were added just recently..."
glowworm2 6 years ago
An elevator made for the three kinds of people in this world. Those who can count, and those who can't.
The True Red Panda 6 years ago (edited)
Did you mean two kinds of people? Oohhh, I see what you did there... Lol
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Foxxy 6 years ago
Sometimes I wish I had back stories to these and the reason why these designs are the way they are.
Ksenia M 6 years ago
Agree. Though most are easy enough to guess, some are just too bizarre
Load More Replies... Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
It’s actually a shelf meant for displaying things like plants, pottery, etc, not for furniture. It was a common feature in houses built from the mid-to-late 1970s through the early 1990s. I always thought it was a really dumb design, especially since it’s hazardous to try to put something there and then try to clean it once you do.
JD Higginson 6 years ago
I know what you mean. They build these things all the time but it's still stupid. No sunlight, ya can't water the plants and if it's anything other then plants you can't dust it. It's just stupid & they need to stop building them or people end up doing this hahaaa
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Jennifer Foster 6 years ago
We used to have a space just like that in our living room above the couch when I was a kid. When my parents were at work, my sister and I would push the two couches together, cover them with pillows and blankets, and then stupidly stack things up on this chair, so we could climb up onto the wall, and jump off onto the couches. Lol we could have seriously gotten hurt, but it was so much fun!
Imma Letchoofinish 6 years ago
Not sure what I hate more...this...or the usual gigantic arrangement of dusty fake flowers that these spaces seem to attract.
Good design is thorough down to the last detail: Nothing must be arbitrary or left to chance. Care and accuracy in the design process show respect towards the user.
Good design is environmentally-friendly: Design makes an important contribution to the preservation of the environment. It conserves resources and minimizes physical and visual pollution throughout the lifecycle of the product.
Good design is as little design as possible: Less, but better – because it concentrates on the essential aspects, and the products are not burdened with non-essentials. Back to purity, back to simplicity.
So three you have it, pretty simple right? If you are tasked with designing something and want to avoid the epic fails found in this list, check these principles off first and you should succeed!
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Gareth Graham 6 years ago
This looks like a video game area you have to do a side quest to unlock
TheExtremeSmell 6 years ago
I’ve seen this is areas of decoration. Where instead of just having bare tops where people can see, they add furniture. Must give the feeling of less industrial
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Koalamonster 6 years ago
That was my first thought. Old busses get turned into living spaces very frequently, and I just imagine trying to use that door with any kids, if someone inside opened it they'd get hit in the face because they always stand too close to stuff. Door would last a day, give a kid a bloody nose, and be retired.
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PandaPiñata 6 years ago
It´s a conversion and someone is living there - It´s just that they put the one way glass the wrong way in their toilet door.
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Carol Emory 6 years ago
If I remember right..some of these bathrooms are set up that as soon as you enter and lock the door to the stall, the walls go opaque so you can't be seen....
Miguel Rosas 6 years ago
You use your hand or middle finger like in the middle east lol
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Foxxy 6 years ago
Okay is the sink in the cupboard or does the cupboard have a mirror and the sink is reflected in it?
Marcellus the Third 6 years ago
In what way? "Oh my god this is horrible; the grease and water on the wood makes it a b*tch to clean"-cool?
Load More Replies... Cheri Lloyd 6 years ago
Put some curtains up and close the doors! Magic disappearing dishes trick!
Lynda Momalo 6 years ago
I suppose if they put curtains in the windows of the cupboard, it's one way you could avoid having to look at dirty dishes!
Thomas Ewing 6 years ago
Hides the sink, cuts drafts, and saves a nice piece of furniture. Practical.
Mieke Sorée 6 years ago
To just tuck something as basic or even ugly as a sink, away in a nice cabinet.
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Patrick McKemie 6 years ago
It's for CGI. You live in a small brick house, the neighbors see the Taj Mahal.
Douglas Campbell 6 years ago
It's photo-shopped. Note the black/white background & the uniformity of the green color. Real life colors, even solid, have a wider spectrum & more light highlights and shadows.
Bobby's Girl 6 years ago
You are right, and it's not even a very good job.
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Nagawa (Cofa) Kishiki 6 years ago
Ah. That is what they mean when they said go green. What an environment friendly house it is.
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Nagawa (Cofa) Kishiki 6 years ago (edited)
I think that is where the architect was smoking.
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Marianne Contrino 6 years ago
A couple of days ago, I wouldn't have had a clue what you meant, but I just watched a video on YouTube about the s**t show that is Fallout '76, and I immediately understood. Now, of course I'll feel pretty stupid if your comment had nothing to do with that, but I'll willingly own my mistake.
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Angie Lynch 6 years ago
"I want one of those refrigerators that looks sleek and hidden." "Say no more fam"
Ian Osmond 6 years ago
I'm pretty sure I did that once in The Sims, but I deleted it and moved it.
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Paul Aasajärv 6 years ago
By me, it's not a plumbers fail? He was working with stuff, delivered by client...
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Oathbraker 6 years ago
I don't know why but this looks awfully depressing. Keep trying little guy, one day you might erode the sink enough...
Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
What’s really ironic is that most sinks have large spigots that jut way out paired with basins that aren’t shaped correctly for them. You can’t wash your hair at the sink, or even get it wet, because the spigot reaches more than halfway across the sink—-usually an oval sink with the spigot across the shorter side.
Full Name 6 years ago
I've never seen that before (I'm Canadian). Here you see nonsense more like this pic all the time. A faucet that makes you smack your knuckles on the basin even though it's huge.
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Toujin C'Thlu 6 years ago
I'm wondering if that's what inspired it. Most people don't tour the Winchester Mystery House and walk away thinking "I'm going to build a house like that."
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Imma Letchoofinish 6 years ago
Seller cannot understand why no one appreciates all the 'improvements' they have made to the house.
Michelle Line 6 years ago
Honey, we don't need a designer. I can take care of updating the house myself.
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Cheri Shinpaugh 6 years ago
my friends had one like this when i visited their home in mexico. during my 3am blowout from bad goat tacos, i felt super exposed. they also had a non-flushing toilet in the shower. i had to capture water during my showers and pour it quickly into the toilet to force-flush it. it was sorta fun, though. i liked the unconventional experience!
Thomas Ewing 6 years ago
Just to hide the plumbing nightmare underneath! (or the landlord's body).
#18
PandaPiñata 6 years ago
Next year they can afford the rest of the project.Have to start somewhere.
Linda M Lacombe 6 years ago
Well at least you don't have to worry about painting the fence every year.
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Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
LOL that was my first thought too - definitely looks like mold!
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Spinstapink 6 years ago
My mother carpeted our entire house in this type of "hi-lo" shag carpeting in the early eighties. My brother's room had a blue version, which was surprisingly pretty; my room had an orange version which apparently complemented my yellow walls; parent's room a red and brown mess; living room green very similar to the pictured, and a brown and tan version in the family room. I don't know how they managed to sell the house when they got divorced.
Danielle Renee 6 years ago
carpet in a bathroom is the grossest anyway, then you add THAT carpet!!
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Johnny Frostbite 6 years ago
Add pictures around it that are also crooked so the wall becomes a collage
Miguel Rosas 6 years ago
I finally saw their error. I didn't read it at first
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Maria Campbell 6 years ago
Oh... my OCD! Even the top switch itself needs adjustment...>nervous breakdown ensuing<
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Carol Emory 6 years ago
Or if you're a guy and standing up..you can rub asses with your neighbor...
louis porter 6 years ago
For the couple that wants to do everything together and can't be separated. Who's schmoopy?
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QueenOlive 6 years ago
My best friend has one of those bathrooms even the door and ceiling are covered in mirrors the only things that aren't are the floor and toilet and sink. Even the doorknob is a mirror. I've been using it for 8 years and call it "the bathroom of insecurity"
April Simnel 6 years ago
If the lights were teeny, strung-up fairy lights, there were some pumpkin sculptures lying around, and this was at MoMA, it'd be a Yayoi Kusama exhibition (I do love Kusama's work, though)!
Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
What would really be the icing on the cake is if they were funhouse mirrors.
Full Name 6 years ago
LMAO. That would give you all sorts of shifting body image issues.
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#23
Shannon Richards 6 years ago
Looks like they built a pantry by stealing some space from the garage door.
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Eleanor Orser 6 years ago
They had so many ideas but couldn’t come up with a unifying theme of ugliness
D. Pitbull 6 years ago
Hold up. 300k? 300k. I live in a place where 300k won't get you a freakin' crackshack bachelor suite... and you ... can get a HOUSE? I don't care if you decide to pain the entire thing Minion yellow. 300k out where I live...I'll TAKE IT.
Monika Rhodes 6 years ago
First room- migrene, come to second one- seasure, third one- mental breakdown, by the time you see more- you'll end up living under that piano..
Chris DiFonso 6 years ago (edited)
I think Tim Burton decided on the decor and paint colors...
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John Louis 6 years ago
Is this real? I too remember it from a Saturday Night Live Sketch, I believe with Kevin Nealon and Victoria Jackson (maybe).
Miguel Rosas 6 years ago
You can play the thumb game. Don't forget to wash your hands after lol 789-5d580c...3e2845.jpg 
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Harold Summer 6 years ago
Someone added another wall layer with white insulation between the walls. The new receptacle on the lower left is dangerously wired to sockets directly behind it. Complete idiocy.
JD Higginson 6 years ago
I would of loved to seen their faces as they switched the power back on to see if it worked or the first time they plugged something in.
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Jonathon Smith 6 years ago
I've been in some places where they have a separate hose with its own tap in the bathroom. Not sure if that would have been intended here though.
My O My 6 years ago
Don't you soak everything using it? And how do you dry off? A towel?
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Sami 6 years ago
Whatever the fixture is (a sink or tub?) is not even finished being plumbed yet. There's no drain hooked up to it. So I'm guessing it's not in it's final place.
Sami 6 years ago
Or maybe I'm wrong cause it's got caulking around it and there's a carpet on the floor. Lol
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Jonathon Smith 6 years ago
I mean its inconvenient, but I do kind of like the idea of a tree in the middle of my house. Perhaps a little better displayed though
Kasey Earls 6 years ago
I don't think I would mind having a tree in my home, but why encase it like that??
Tammy Allen 6 years ago
Bugs and teeny critters using it to access the house would be my guess.
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JD Higginson 6 years ago
Did anyone notice the sink & the fact that the tree is in the middle of the garage. That's a garage door behind it. It also seems to be a bathroom too.
Bridget Wright 6 years ago
I'm so confused. The tree is the least weird thing in here. Is it a bathroom? Why is the wall a garage door? Why are there stairs? Why is there a shelf you can't reach & nothing on it? Why is there an electrical box? Is that an air conditioner? WTF!
#29
BusLady 6 years ago
Instructions for using the air hand dryer: 1) Place hands under dryer to activate 2) rub hands together 3) wipe hands on pants.
L McN 6 years ago
True, but that fits any and all of them....not specific to this picture
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Gerald Telep 6 years ago
Will the air have the velocity to blow the poop off after using the crapper/ No T-paper supplied. Need a skeletal build to slither onto the throne.
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Kimberly Irving 6 years ago
Most likely trying to cover up a cell tower....but the face of the clock could be a little more obvious...
Eleanor Orser 6 years ago
Many places are making towers look like this but in.fact are Satellite towers and no one would allow that so they disguised them into clocks or something artsy or signage.
bored autumn 6 years ago
That's actually a clever way to "camoflauge" the tower, but it's poorly done.
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Grazina Strolia 6 years ago
Okay, we had one of these in our basement growing up (not carpeted!) The reason these are up a level is that they're on the lowest level of the house and you don't want to have to dig up the foundation to lay pipe. So you lay the pipe *on* the floor and put a platform over it.
Load More Replies... Carol Emory 6 years ago
The raised toilets might be if the septic system would be higher than the toilet at ground level. Prevents sewage from backing up through the toilet.
QueenOlive 6 years ago
Yeah if they still run on one. This house looks a bit older so they still may.
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Darja Holm 6 years ago
aside the terrible design and placement and colors, and all actually :D BUT how does one come to idea to put carpet around the toilet??? I mean, 3 boys (one grownup and two small ones :D )in the house and this is just NO :O
D. Pitbull 6 years ago
Carpet - GROSS. Secondly - found out that a raised toilet seat is usually a sign of lazy plumbing - that the fixer-upper doesn't want to do a proper replacement of the pipe-thingie below... so they just do an add on up above - HOW many times has the pipe been added on for this???
Brandy Grote 6 years ago
I wonder if it's to add space for the necessary u-bend without jackhammering a cement floor?
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Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
The window unit is one thing; at least it’s removable. And yeah, they had to McGuyver the direction of the water for the mismatched drain pipe. But why why why ruin beautifully designed old windows with ugly modern trash sliding windows?
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The Girl on Fire 6 years ago
There were several Youtube videos made about his exact building. People say they've never seen kids in there, that it's a front, etc.
John Louis 6 years ago
Very rarely is a building constructed to be a daycare. I wonder what the original intent was?
Star McSnatch 6 years ago
It looks like the one from that Roblox game(all Roblox players should know what I'm talking about)
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Nagawa (Cofa) Kishiki 6 years ago
That depend on your angle of prespective. Right angle is so 1980.
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BusLady 6 years ago
That's the drawer where you keep all the sharp knives. Child-proof, you know.
Stormschance 6 years ago
My guess is that these were originally 'touch' drawers. No handles needed. And someone thought those god awful handles would be a good idea. I know the handles are very popular right now but I'm a strong believer in function over form
Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
I have a drawer just like this, catty-corner to my stove—-which is too deep for the space in my kitchen. It just out two inches too far, so that drawer can’t open all the way. We keep kitchen towels in there (through trial and error, we found them to be the easiest, and least painful, thing to get in and out of it).
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Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
Why not a shower stall instead of a tub, if this is the only bathroom? Otherwise, just make it a half bath.
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Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
If you look at the window, you see the chimney inside.
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Catarina Pupillo 6 years ago
Uh did anyone check to see if there is someone being help against their will?
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A B C 6 years ago
It's the entrance to the batcave, you need power for opening the floor and moving the elevator
ZombieGirl 6 years ago
rotating bed! Would also make a good party room for a bachelor pad, lol
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Chris Watson 6 years ago
Saw the same thing in a creepy home decades ago. The second floor was sealed off, at the top of the stairs. Thankfully my parents did not buy it.
Load More Replies... Pseudo Puppy 6 years ago
this is a common thing when an older property is (often illegally) subdivided into two smaller upstairs / downstairs units. ie the stairs *used* to go upstairs to the top floor, when it was one entire household. But, when dividing the house into 2 units, they didn't want to spend the money removing the stairs, so they just blocked it off with the upstairs "floor". Seen it quite a few times, actually.
Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
And very steep and narrow stairs too. Let me guess: really large old house, with rooms blocked off, and those stairs used to lead to another floor, possibly servants’ quarters in the attic? Or maybe someone doesn’t want you to know what’s walled up in the attic? Do you hear footsteps in the middle of the night? Does food go mysteriously missing? Does your cat or dog sit and stare up those stairs a lot? Could it be a portal that should stay bricked up? A room-sized Pandora’s Box, maybe? Just spitballing ideas here...
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K Miller 6 years ago
I agree, very creative! Personally I might get tired of it after a while, but it's only paint
Load More Replies... DP von Icecream 6 years ago
Not my cup of tea but this is actually done pretty well if you like that underwater theme (seen much, much worse, so).
The Girl on Fire 6 years ago
Idk, this isn't terrible, and it's something 10-year-old me would have LOVED.
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Pretty Flower 6 years ago
Alternately, if you are exiting heaven, the door to becoming a fallen angel.
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Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
My old apartment had a "phantom door" like that - there were a lot of architectural quirks b/c they took the original large apartments and divided them into smaller ones. (sidebar, I just heard that my old place has been closed by the Fire Marshall - no one can live there until the new owner makes a whole list of repairs. It's gone to hell in a handbasket since he bought the place.
Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
I bet the ceiling was raised after construction, and that was originally a second floor. Though why leave the door?
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Jeff Requier 6 years ago
it was a mens room "converted" to a ladies room. Seen this type of thing in a old museum where the staff area was once only men.
John Louis 6 years ago
Not a design flaw, more like the morning at the Roman vomitorium after a real intense toga party.
Nagawa (Cofa) Kishiki 6 years ago
I think the whole situation here is that there is no women in this room.
Load More Replies... Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
So I guess you just go ahead and whiz on the ivy? There are probably plant nutrients in pee.
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Lynda Momalo 6 years ago
If they'd just put cabinet doors on the open space under the tub, it wouldn't be so bad -- the stairs look like they have no slip mats on them -- although a handrail would probably be a good idea!
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Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
Someone messed up the blueprints and made the hallway too shallow to accommodate the steps. My house, which I swear was measured out “by eye”, has a very small front entrance way. The front door, next to the front stairs (the bottom three steps of which curve at a sharp angle to fit) faces the hall coat closet, which has to be closed so you can open the front door. I think the house should’ve extended another six feet in front, but someone’s arm span was too short to measure it correctly. My back stairs also have a very shallow top step, so trying to lock/unlock the door with your arms full is challenging. Glad I’m only renting! I now know what to not have in any house I consider buying.
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Jerri C. 6 years ago (edited)
OMG I have this right now at my house. Oven opens close to halfway and hits the fridge...drawer opens 3 inches and hits the oven...it's a MESS. Measure before you purchase appliances/get cabinets, people! Or someone will buy your house with a slew of problems and suffer. :P
Jennyne 6 years ago
Same here. Dishwasher hits the fridge, drawer hits the dishwasher and another drawer hits the oven -_-
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E Menendez 6 years ago
Right, I mean really, how can one live like this. I mean, what kind of view can you truly have with this beam! (Dramtic eye roll)
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Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
I think it's to fit the plumbing without digging up the floor. I'd be self-conscious though.
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Pretty Pangolin 6 years ago
You could bring Monopoly, Life and Sorry down there and call it Throne of Games!
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Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
Was this originally supposed to be the tub space, but a later renovation moved or removed it? But why keep the raised floor?
Lynda Momalo 6 years ago
I think all these elevated toilets are for boring plumbing reasons.
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Miriam Brose 6 years ago
I still don't get why the stalls are that tiny when many customers are overweight.
Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
Defies logic, unless the bathroom is located at the bottom of the arch...
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Doober 6 years ago
I don't think this is necessarily a design fail. I see this type of shower/bathroom layout in those tiny houses to save space.
Red Wyvern Emperor 6 years ago
Yeah. Seen it in a hotel as well. As long as ground is sloped properly I wouldn't call it a fail.
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Stina Kolling 6 years ago
ok y'all it's a wet bathroom, fine--but what's up with the kitchen cabinets???? And that weird shelf area! And also the way the toilet is SLIGHTLY angled just enough to get on one's nerves, AND on a small pedestal.
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Glen Clabaugh 6 years ago
I've stayed at the Madonna Inn a couple of times. Some of their rooms have rock wall waterfall showers, which are interesting. Only place I've ever been where entire tour groups come in to check out the men's urinal.
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Carol Emory 6 years ago
Why are the shelves and the birdcage upside down? Or is this picture upside down and the thing that is supposed to be a window is actually a picture that has been hung upside down. After all..look at the top of the curtains...there's no rod.
Kathy Baylis 6 years ago
And why such a dinky window on such a great view? That wall needs a picture window—-unless it’s a bathroom or there’s a public walkway next to it...
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Brandy Grote 6 years ago
How? The inside looks upside down, the outside, gravity appears normal...
Rebekah Dunn 6 years ago
This is a tourist attraction in Brighton in the UK. It's called The Upside Down House (or similar) and it's meant to be like this. Pretty cool actually.
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Carol Emory 6 years ago
The toilet needs to be above the septic tank in order for it to drain properly and not back up into the plumbing. So if the ground floor is a sunk in basement, the toilet needs to be elevated.
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Chris Watson 6 years ago
I became irritated looking at these pics. Absolutely gruesome. Can't imagine having people pay to live in these creepy places . I'd prefer a cave.
misteriosa 6 years ago
--> https://images.app.goo.gl/k2ZqhAWKUuSJZccm7 Yup, that is a house built on an apartment building.
Jo Choto 6 years ago
Anyone who plays Sims could do a better job of house design than these clowns.
M O'Connell 6 years ago
Sometimes money is a problem. Fixing an inherited problem can sometimes cost more than just buying a different house.
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Christine M Quigley 6 years ago
What amazes me is people build this stuff. What were they thinking? Didn't they realize something was wrong at some point?
Carol Emory 6 years ago
The toilet needs to be above the septic tank in order for it to drain properly and not back up into the plumbing. So if the ground floor is a sunk in basement, the toilet needs to be elevated.
Load More Replies... Chris Watson 6 years ago
I became irritated looking at these pics. Absolutely gruesome. Can't imagine having people pay to live in these creepy places . I'd prefer a cave.
misteriosa 6 years ago
--> https://images.app.goo.gl/k2ZqhAWKUuSJZccm7 Yup, that is a house built on an apartment building.
Jo Choto 6 years ago
Anyone who plays Sims could do a better job of house design than these clowns.
M O'Connell 6 years ago
Sometimes money is a problem. Fixing an inherited problem can sometimes cost more than just buying a different house.
Load More Replies... Christine M Quigley 6 years ago
What amazes me is people build this stuff. What were they thinking? Didn't they realize something was wrong at some point?
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