Whats what with love laugh love? Those are nice things! {Honestly curious}

They have been around for decades so I don't see them going anywhere.

I'd happily live in one.

I did try that, circa 2004, in Malaysia of all places. Within a couple weeks, everything was covered in dust and grease.

Well I do not agree to this one either ... My mother kitchen is white and has always been. It looks clean without a lot of effort (and we cook min. once a day, often twice) and the very big positive side is that it is 30 year old and does not look that outfashion.

I never understood people buying hutches/cabinets for an ungodly amount of money that look like they were pulled out of a barn.

I hate grey walls, it makes me feel like I'm in an asylum.

They look fine in any kind of ranch setting, but do not belong in the suburbs.

And you have to waste so much energy for heating those high rooms. I'm quite sure energy consuming stuff will soon be outdated.

I really cringe at those. Just like "clever" t-shirts.

"Floor-to-wall-tiles look like you're in a morgue", my wife says.

Painting wood furniture should be a crime.

If you want marble put it in a bathroom and use a more durable stone in the kitchen

Take that back about the molten lava cake!!

I never thought about it like that, but you're right. Easy to get stuck up there with a kitchen fire.

Not every person can have a Victorian house.

Some people nowadays like to dismantle the upper kitchen cabinets and replace them with a simple shelf + artwork / paintings. It's playful, but if I did that I would end up with literally zero storage. Plus at 6'5'', I hate to bend down all the time.

Open layouts are also harder to heat, which means both higher heating bills and worse for the environment. Smaller rooms are more economical and environmentally friendly.

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Oh, I like them. Maybe not the wood accents but the colors are great

Its good to recycle.

Yep, between pesticide treatment of the wood and unknown chemicals that might have leaked onto the pallet during use, pallets should never be used indoors

There is a specific number you look for in pallets that show you that they are safe to recycle and I'm sorry but can't remember the number. It was 800 something. Saw it on a home improvement show.

Why this honestly. Its the cheapest shittiest type of wood, that why it was used for pallets. And yeah, its not gonna dry consistently, the characteristics of the wood will vary very widely. Its like cutting the tops off shampoo bottles and using them as glasses in your kitchen.

If you can pick your own pallets, then you know where they've been -- a guy in the shipping room at work was saving all of our pallets for some project at home. They've only carried paper, computers, etc... .they aren't soaked in fuel oil.

I am planning to use pallet wood outside to make a bench/storage.

Oh yes! And people use them for vegetable plots too. They genuinely have no idea of the horrendous chemicals transported that can get into these. I'm in a DIY on a Budget group and people make special beds for their kids using pallets potentially exposing their child to brutal chemicals. Wagon drivers need training and certification to be able to transport the chemicals sometimes carried on these pallets and not all are qualified enough to transport these. Then someone uses the pallet to make a princess bed or climbing frame bed 😔

eeeew

I love upcycled wood, very rugged and homey!!

Why is there chemicals ??

Even worse is fake pallet wood-you paid a bunch to have perfectly fine wood made to look like s**t.

When you live on a Ranch, we like this! Especially in Texas when your covering the cracks from the foundation shifting...ALL THE TIME!

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I like it as an accent wall in a rustic house. Just put a sealer on it.

I have pallet wood for a bed frame. It's awesome.

Looks f***ing horrible, too.

I like them.

Is that a bug and water on the floor?

Oh I dunno. If your eyes work half decently well you should be able to pick out and remove any boards which aren't in the best shape or which have anything soaked into them.

True that! Some of those planks look as if they've been in soaked in carcinogenic creosote.

That's why they don't traditionally use seriously weathered pallets....

Rec room, play area. Not the living or dining area-too ugly.

I LOVE them

I love this!! I'm not gonna walk on it,sleep on it, lick it,or put an infant on it, Chances are that I'll never even touch it, So I'm good with it.

Its an accent for country folks who have been taken out of the country

Just make sure it is treated and sealed.

I actually really like this look lol but maybe I'm just basic ? 😜

UGLY --always UGLY

Pallets are made of poor quality wood that's just good enough for its use. Try scaffold boards instead..

that's why you paint over those with some kind of see-through varnish