18 Times Someone Captured Some Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad, BAD Home Design On Camera
Some people — maybe even most people — have simply no business building a home. But that won't stop them!
But for all the agony they cause homeowners, at least they can give us a good laugh. Without further ado, here are 18 of the latest, most egregious design offenses from r/CrappyDesign:
1. Uhhhh, I think those FAMOUSLY don't go in there:
2. Aw man, the previous tenants took the trap door with them:
4. When you can only kinda get behind the whole "open concept" thing:
5. Imagine being greeted by this after a long day (yes, that's the front door):
6. Privacy is overrated:
7. What came first, the pole or the house:
8. My car has legs, HBU:
9. Good enough:
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10. Don't trip (on these STAIRS, if you can believe it):
11. Not much room for business here:
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13. This solved a nonexistent problem:
14. Everything's just slightly...off:
15. You've heard of Jack and Jill bathrooms, now I bring you:
16. There's a whole lot of awkward happening here:
17. Now if you hadn't put a giraffe faucet in there:
18. And finally, these people took "heat rises" to the extreme:
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