25 Times Interior Designers Went Beyond Good Designs And Did Not Keep Things Simple
Interior designs are all about keeping things simple and being aesthetically pleasing. But some interior designers complicate things. They don’t believe in simple things, and end up destroying the delicate balance between form and function.
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Today my mom hit her toe with this and was bleeding.. I hate this kitchen so much from r/CrappyDesign
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Why is there wood separating the hallway In half from r/CrappyDesign
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This shower has blinds instead of curtains from r/CrappyDesign
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You guys hate carpet in the bathroom? I can one up that. My parents have a bathroom with carpet that goes up the bathtub walls! Bonus points for the terrible wallpaper. from r/mildlyinfuriating
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My uncle’s house got a bathroom without a door, literally the first thing you see when you enter the house from r/CrappyDesign
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My friend’s under-the-stairs “bathroom” where the toilet is diagonal and partially installed into the carpeted wall. from r/CrappyDesign
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This “Form over Function” kitchen in my apartment… from r/CrappyDesign
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Middle class fridge. Lower class aesthetic. from r/mildlyinfuriating
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Imagine the scrubber you’d need for that bad boy from r/ATBGE
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This entire kitchen’s counters and backsplash are covered with this “faux mold” tile. from r/CrappyDesign
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Found this master suite in an otherwise normal house and I gotta say, this is my kind of nightmare pic.twitter.com/1E2HAOflCW
— angelina🐴 (@whyangelinawhy) November 15, 2020
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I almost fell down and rolled my ankle on this from r/CrappyDesign
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The bathroom door of the new place my girlfriend and I just moved into. I was sat at the dining table when I took this from r/CrappyDesign
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New kitchen style from r/ATBGE
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