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Paul Rabit 3 years ago

My dad built a secret bookshelf door into the addition they put on to their house. The secret door latch is covered with a dust jacket from a Harry Potter book he found in the house…but it’s not the Chamber of Secrets which to me is basically a crime.

17points

Kelli Lindsay 3 years ago

There’s a cheap and easy fix for that though, js

1point

More Thinking Needed 3 years ago

Maybe the secret doors are there. How would you know or not know?

11points

Vicky Z 3 years ago

I would love to have a secret wardrobe door that leads to a big bookcase with another secret door that leads to a magical fairy land! (Well, too much but it's my dream😅)

7points

Toko Danganronpa 3 years ago

I want one so badly!!!! They really just bring a home together. Either this or a secret bunker for me!

7points

Anton Kider 3 years ago

I totally agree with this. I actually converted a door into a mirror. People were impressed you could pull the door open and find a bathroom behind.

6points

Thomas Sweda 3 years ago

Since I was a kid, I’ve dreamed of building a haunted house, filled with secret passages.

5points

howdylee 3 years ago

i design custom luxury homes. you're absolutely correct, not nearly enough (millionaire) clients call for secret doors! (a few, but most are safe rooms)

3points

C_Wells 3 years ago

Not in New York because You live in a closet and your rent is One million dollars.

3points

mcborge1 3 years ago

Well if it's good enough for Bruce wayne.

3points

VeninTheNonBinaryRogue 3 years ago

I have one of these :D

2points

AnnaKooo 3 years ago

That's gonna be a thing in my dream house, for sure!

2points

Randy Klefbeck 2 years ago

My brother specifically had one put into his new home for a gun safe.

1point

L B 2 years ago

Once I was looking at a house and it was pretty small so I knew I couldn't live in there but the owners said there was a secret room so I stayed in a bit longer but then i went downstairs and saw a door that had a note that said I found the secret door so I opened it and it was a tiny dark room with no lightswitch and just some vacuums and other stuff... disappointing

1point

Karri Berkowitz 3 years ago

I tried! My husband said it wasn't practical to have an extra room just to have a "secret room" that I would show everyone.

1point

Kelli Lindsay 3 years ago

I’d counter with it seems hugely impractical to deny his wife her life-long dream over “practicality” but what do I know

-1point

Gay_Forg 3 years ago

Number one for a reason

1point

DonS 3 years ago

My gf and I always say that we will put a secret door to access our gaming den if we manage to buy a house one time hahaha

1point

PickledZucchini11 3 years ago

Well written mate

1point

Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Any hidden passages or doors would be frickin awesome.

1point

Kimmi Patterson 3 years ago

and the secret full-sized pantry AND the hidden stairway to the basement

0points

Wise beauty 3 years ago

boring people don’t include these secret bookshelves in their houses.

0points

Yehudit Hannah Cohn 3 years ago

Wow. I never thought of that. If I am ever able to design my own home, I am going to remember that. In the meantime, I'll fantasize about where that door goes!

0points

Stephanie Barr 3 years ago

Truth!

0points

anarkzie 3 years ago

As a child, I imagine that my adult life would involve far more secret bookshelf doors than it does.

0points

Karynne Williams 3 years ago

1000% agree! We bought our house because we could see potential for a secret door to the guest room. in the planning stages now.

0points

Sam rice 3 years ago

Or slides.... I want slides in my house. And secret passageways.

0points

Nancy Tate-Leach 3 years ago

Agree

0points

Mark Karol-Chik 3 years ago

Scooby and the gang always found secret rooms in old houses!

0points

Jo Choto 3 years ago

If I ever had the money to design a house, it would have secret doors and passages everywhere.

0points

april jenkins 3 years ago

I AGREE!

0points

MMQ 3 years ago

I'm so happy that I have one. I love scaring my friends whenever they come over by going in there to grab a game. I have to admit that it's thrilling amd terrifying going in there at night, though, especially since it leads up to the attic filled with all the cool creepy stuff! Yay!

0points

Moxxie️‍️️‍ The Queer 3 years ago

so true

0points

Vasana Phong 3 years ago

Hey if there’s room for it, why not? Great for hanging out when in-laws come over

0points

XSpooky_Mint 3 years ago

True

0points

Vicky Zar 3 years ago

Absolutely! Secret doors, secret rooms, crawling spaces for children to play in…. We plan a play room in our house but if I had the money, I would make the door tiny, so just children can enter but have a secret normal door, so I can clean it. Even if my kids know the secret door, their friends don‘t and my kids can show off a bit. Lol … ah the dreams we have

0points

me 3 years ago

Or really any secret doors/rooms, doesn't even have to be behind a bookshelf!

0points

BlahBlahBlackSheepah 3 years ago

I may have one or two

0points

Tracy Sellars 3 years ago

My Minecraft castle has many secret doors does that count

0points

Me Oh My 3 years ago

High risk of finger squashing, mostly.

0points

Marika Miettinen 3 years ago

Oh ye I totally want a secret bookcase door!

0points

Raven Sheridan 3 years ago

I'd mostly use it to hide from visiting relatives.

0points

Tiggy Darling 3 years ago

But do you favour the nearby candlestick lever or the "special book" one?

0points

Colt Seavers 3 years ago

you win!

0points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 3 years ago

I absolutely agree.

0points

Nuage Laboratoire 3 years ago

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PoppyBegum 3 years ago

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According to design guru Nate Berkus, following the trends too closely is actually one of the biggest mistakes homeowners can make. “I think that people are very easily taken with the latest look, the latest feeling,” he said.

The interior designer explained that we get easily tired by these types of trends: "It’s kind of like that black-and-white concrete tile that everybody had. Three, four years ago, it was the thing to use in your powder room floor and on your kitchen backsplash, but do you really want it anymore now that you’ve seen it over and over and over?” he asked. Berkus would rather choose really classic, beautiful materials that stand the test of time.

So instead of copying the latest decor tendencies, Berkus suggests choosing materials that have been around since the 1920s because they are always a safe choice: "Stone or stone-solid surfacing, concrete, stone, or wood floors, classic ceramic tiles, terra-cotta, butcher block—all of that stuff has been around forever, and there’s new innovation within those looks.“

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Open concept bathrooms.

I don’t need to see you taking a dump from my bed.

02K30C1 Report

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544points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 3 years ago

How is this even?

96points

Apartment Therapy says that a good rule of thumb would be to go a little more traditional with major furnishings and to add new trends with textiles and other small items. This way, you can modernize your home without changing the expensive cornerstone pieces and easily swap out the little details in the future.

They advise on a few timeless trends that could save you some money if you're planning to redecorate at some point. One of them would be choosing white subway tiles in the kitchen: "White is always a bright, clean backdrop for styling objects and art against." As people say, white never goes out of style, so it is a safe bet since you don't have to limit yourself when looking for other details.

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Removing stair banisters for a crisp look. Like your drunk friend Brooks is going to fall of the side and die one day. There are building codes for reasons

ProofBelt5 , Jonathan Borba Report

Final score:

488points

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Samantha Lomb 3 years ago

Or a kid running will do w header or you in socks on wooden floors. This is totally a death trap

128points

patronsaintofshinies Report

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Live laugh love.

Final score:

482points

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Alexis Perold 3 years ago

OMG I hate those things that say Live Love Laugh. I hate it more when people tattoo those words on their bodies.

125points

In their opinion, neutral tones are always a better option than going with the color of the year (unless, of course, it's neutral). “Neutral tones are timeless and work in any context,” explains designer Becky Shea. “When you go too bold and loud, in the long term, it’s not sustainable.” The same could be applied to furniture and textiles. Choosing natural materials is stylistically versatile, full of texture and warmth, not to mention that it's sustainable and practical.

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Total lack of solar panels/windmills. I think its criminal that new builds don't have any form of energy generator built in.

SpudGun312 , Vivint Solar Report

Final score:

466points

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NoneYa41 3 years ago (edited)

Agree...I live in the desert and still can't understand why they don't build houses that take the climate into account; 110-115 degrees for most of the summer and 300 sunny days/year and still they build without solar, they install windows that are flush with walls facing the sun without large window overhangs or awnings to keep the summer heat out, better insulation etc. First thing we did when we built our house last year was add solar to everything we could, awnings on the windows, situate the house on the lot to minimize interior sun exposure and install a home battery.

11points

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Carpeted bathrooms. I’ve seen way too many of them

Weekly_Noodle , Phillip Stewart Report

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452points

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Ganta S 3 years ago

England for you

54points

Then there are the small details. “Live laugh love“ type of decorations or ordering everything in marble might seem great at the time but after some time it can become tasteless. And what about removing stair banisters? Well, it definitely achieves the minimalistic look that's been trendy for the past few decades but in real life, it's not only useless but also dangerous.

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Might be an unpopular opinion but i don't need my home to be smart...I just need things to happen when they are supposed to happen and not completely shut off when some douche thought it was a good idea to play who can touch the powerline

ptapobane , Mati Mango Report

Final score:

433points

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Kira Okah 3 years ago

One of the two reasons why there are zero Internet of Things/smart appliances in our home. Second reason is their extreme lack of security.

167points

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Hollow interior doors that don't keep sound out from within the house and hallways - especially hollow bedroom doors when you're trying to sleep.

Back2Bach , rcrabby Report

Final score:

393points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

That's pretty common because it's cost effective.

56points

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones The cold and sterile look. White, black (high polish please so you see every single fingerprint)... why?

Satures , Chang Duong Report

Final score:

388points

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Kookamunga 3 years ago

Amen! Where is the warmth? Every room design looks like an un-lived in furnished apartment for rent. Here's my ideal room for example.... greenwich-...a1fb71.jpg

15points

Lastly, the most important thing to remember is that you are creating a home for yourself. Your place should reflect you as a person, it does not have to be perfect or insta-worthy. It's all about coziness and familiarity, not aesthetics.

#10

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones No broom closets. Where the hell do people put their mops and vacuum cleaners? Or do the people who buy those McMansions just not do any of their own cleaning?

CristabelYYC , Neal E. Johnson Report

Final score:

374points

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Lav Oravaf 3 years ago

I bought a wardrobe for that as in EU is not that common to have broom closets.

44points

#11

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones I really don’t like the fireplace design where you are intended to put your TV over it. A TV is way too high when over the fireplace.

0rangePolarBear , Alex Qian Report

Final score:

362points

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Lav Oravaf 3 years ago

for a good body posture, a TV screen should always be placed so that is straight in front of your head, not higher not lower.

89points

#12

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones I don't know if it's new new, but it drives me crazy when people replace cabinetry with open shelves.

Don't people understand dust? Bugs ring a bell? Pet hair? Speaking of pets, how do you keep your cats from messing around with that setup?

lyan-cat , Mark West Report

Final score:

297points

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Lav Oravaf 3 years ago

I have open shelves and I have cats, who cannot care less of books and DVDs , I dust, no problem.

47points

#13

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Open concept everything. There is value in being able to separate some rooms of the house. I very much prefer to have a kitchen that is not completely exposed to the area where I am going to be entertaining company.

That way, I can cook dinner and not worry about having to clean up everything in the kitchen so its spotless because the kitchen is basically in the main living room of the house.

This and also the trend of having big a** f**king windows in the front so everyone in the street can see your whole ground floor. Makes your first floor into a f**king fishbowl that I would never be comfortable in. I like to be able to walk around my house without worrying the people across the street can track my every move.

blanketz____ , Mike Gattorna Report

Final score:

293points

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Mohsie Supposie 3 years ago

What's happening with BP's censorship?

17points

#14

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones The grotesque housing developments of the same like 4 models and 3 colors with no trees. Not to mention the houses are built like s**t. The terribly inefficient road layout with a million cul de sacs.

Individual-Text-1805 , Paul JS Report

Final score:

286points

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Athena June 3 years ago

I live in a small town in Australia, and suburbs like this are being built up in the rural areas. I find the new pop up suburbs, where every house looks identical and the blocks stand alone in the middle of cleared wasteland, much creepier than old houses.

78points

#15

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Bedrooms that are only juuuuust big enough for a double or queen bed and a nightstand.

makovince , Christina Chauskin Report

Final score:

275points

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Robert T 3 years ago

Many bedrooms are like this in the UK and have been for decades. As long as you can comfortably walk round three sides of the bed and get a wardrobe and chest of drawers in there that is enough. My master bedroom is just big enough for a king size bed, but the second bedroom is only really big enough for a single, though a double would squeeze in, you wouldn't be able to walk round it. My parent's have odd shaped bedrooms, which are just wide enough to get a bed in, but have a huge amount of space either side of the bed. It is basically a trade off between how big you make the bedrooms versus the size of the other rooms. If you only have a small apartment, you want more living space than you do sleeping space.

2points

#16

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones I may die on this hill alone, but I HATE open concept kitchens. Not the ones with a nice bar separating the space, not the ones with a window. I'm talking wide open, no barrier to determine where the kitchen ends. It's hideous.

wfogle97 , R ARCHITECTURE Report

Final score:

267points

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ispeak catanese 3 years ago

I hate kitchens that aren't separate, my house is open concept and the normal counter clutter make the living space look messy and the cooking smells permeate the room. It's a pain in the ass.

95points

#17

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Those dumb fake balconies

HORNIUSBONKIUS , Oscar Nord Report

Final score:

263points

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Rosie Jenkins 3 years ago

I have one of those - looks pointless but means I can open the doors in summer. I have no outdoor space/garden so it’s better than having just windows.

162points

#18

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Small laundry rooms, small pantries, no linen closets, but here’s a 20x20 media room to watch TV. My next house will either be laid out by me or made in the 70s/80s when they designed homes to be lived in.

oldbulldog22 , Emmanuel Ikwuegbu Report

Final score:

255points

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More Thinking Needed 3 years ago

It seems to me that watching TV in a linen closet would be very uncomfortable.

36points

#19

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones No door between the master bedroom and master bathroom. It’s so annoying.

The last 3 houses I’ve lived in have had this issue. I like to be able to close the door when I take a bath or shower.

oleander4tea , Max Vakhtbovych Report

Final score:

248points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

I don't like the idea of not having a door because of smelly poops.

97points

#20

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Lack of storage space. Just bought a new home and didn’t realize how little space there was. We have one storage closet upstairs. That’s it.

A_Bit_Off_Kilter , Annie Spratt Report

Final score:

235points

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Lav Oravaf 3 years ago

in EU it's really not common to have built-in closets. we simply buy furniture for that.

100points

decentralizedgear , Blake Wheeler Report

#21

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones In some newer neighborhoods, the houses all look the exact same.

Final score:

229points

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Yeah, you heard 3 years ago

Theyre cheaper to build that way.

42points

#22

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones I hate the design of homes that have a massive garage in the front; “welcome to my garage, the home is in the back.”

groundsgonesour , Dillon Kydd Report

Final score:

225points

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lenka 3 years ago

I prefer this because it means the home and living space faces the back garden which is more private. I absolutely hate houses that have their living rooms at the front where every joe and his dog can peer in the window.

131points

Creative_Recover , Siarhei Plashchynski Report

#23

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Homes built on the cheap with so many corners cut in their construction that they end up being horrible places to live in, plagued by mold, damp, noise and plumbing issues and more.

Final score:

206points

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Grant Barke 3 years ago

Even newly built high rise million dollar apartments in New York aren't immune to this. Enjoy the feeling of swaying in high winds, elevators constantly breaking down and water seeping through the walls from burst pipes.

36points

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#24

Tiny back yards and HOAs

Final score:

204points

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Lyone Fein 3 years ago

HOA's are the worst. If I put out the money for my own house, I don't want to be told what color I can't paint it.

106points

#25

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Why is everything so damn bland? Why is white and grey the popular colors? Whatever happened to color? Why can't we have living rooms wallpapered with big bright flowers, long suede couches in deep fuchsia? And, mile-high blue carpets that you sink into when you walk? Whatever happened to walnut paneling and colored subway tile in the bathroom? Whatever happened to delicate stenciled flowers on the inside of the bowl of the bathroom sink?

When did we lose our personalities? I just want a house that looks like a manic-depressive toddler version of myself was set lose in a JoAnn's with a limitless credit card.

carmelacorleone , Chang Duong Report

Final score:

195points

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Trillian 3 years ago

Because tastes vary and I for one tire easily of certain looks or colors. Way cheaper to keep big things basic and use replaceable things like pictures, curtains, rugs or pillows to introduce color.

75points

#26

There’s a builder in our area who tears down perfectly good, full-of-character pre-WWII homes and then packs in these grotesque Craftsman-style-hulk-mode houses that take up every available square foot of the lot. They look absolutely ridiculous. The proportions are wrong, they blight the neighborhood. Bleh.

EvidenceLate Report

Final score:

192points

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

That is criminal, IMO. UGH. And against the Craftsman aesthetic to go Hulk-Mode. The originals were about not being mass-produced nightmares!

44points

#27

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones All white, white carpet, white furniture, white shiplap

Defcheze , Elena Saharova Report

Final score:

185points

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ƒιѕн 3 years ago

Remodeled a house last year, everything was painted white, same color inside and out, trim included. Made painting very easy.

23points

#28

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Floor-to-ceiling, clear glass showers. They look great when they are spotlessly clean, which means it looks terrible most of the time in most homes.

wazzel2u , 99.films Report

Final score:

180points

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Mindghost 3 years ago

Put some anti-water-coat on it (you can buy this for front windows of cars for example) and it looks good for quiet a few weeks or even months. Depending on the usage of the shower

8points

Sarah-the-Great , Francesca Tosolini Report

#29

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Wasted space. This includes enormous bedrooms with sitting areas, homes with equal number of bed and bathrooms, extravagant foyers that eat half the front of a house, formal living and/dining rooms that never get used. Etc

Final score:

174points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

Just more areas to clean. No thank you lol.

53points

#30

S**tty bathtubs. I grew up in a 100 year old house. It had a nice bathtub with a sloping back so you could comfortably lounge in the bath. Modern tubs are pretty nearly straight up on the back so there's no comfortable way to soak, smoke a joint, and read a book.

dizzyelk Report

Final score:

172points

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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago

I lived in San Francisco for most of my life, and nearly every apartment I lived in (once I made enough money to not need roommates) had a beautiful old clawfoot tube...it was my personal requirement. I lived in one place in the Tenderloin that had a first-generation set-in tub that was too long for me, but still nice and deep for bathing.

27points

#31

Every inch of acreage is used. Houses are really close together, streets are narrow. It’s crowded

SithLordDave Report

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157points

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Otter 3 years ago

That's because land is so much more expensive than it used to be. Yards haven't shrunk to the size of a blanket because people hate yard work!

31points

#32

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Go to a high end gated community development ($800k - 2M price points in my area) front of the homes is beautiful stone, brick, etc but on the back every house has cheap ugly vinyl siding all the same color as far as the eye can see. I never understood this since you actually spend time in the back yard not the front.

MisterSolid , Katie Wasserman Report

Final score:

152points

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Gaby Almodovar 3 years ago

That's just pathetic.... wanting to look rich, but you aren't

37points

#33

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Rich people putting marble absolutely everywhere. It looks tacky

coolandschmidt , Max Vakhtbovych Report

Final score:

149points

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Rissie 3 years ago

Well placed marble Ina suitable design is beautiful. This person probably means the people who have no idea how to balance it out, have no line in their design and use gold colored accessories to top it off.

6points

#34

The cookie cutter houses with no personality and no room, where the windows look directly into your neighbor’s bedroom. Ugh!

audania Report

Final score:

140points

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Lori Ashley 3 years ago

Little Boxes on the hillside. Little Boxes... Goos song. I first heard it the TV Show Weeds.

2points

SubSlutDomDad , Ýlona María Rybka Report

#35

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones No attention to lighting temperature (kelvins) or even worse, mismatched light temperatures.

Most cheap LED bulbs are way too "cold" looking and lack the natural warmth of old incandescent lighting.

Aim for 2700kelvin or lower for that warm cozy atmosphere.

Final score:

134points

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Rachknits 3 years ago

In the UK we have the choice between warm light bulbs or cool light bulbs

50points

#36

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones The obsession with space. So many people won't even consider anything under 2,000sqft. People don't even think about what it would cost to heat and cool. They just gotta have a McMansion.

User_492006 , Zac Gudakov Report

Final score:

125points

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Anne 3 years ago

Hi from Europe.. where a 700 sqft home is considered a decent size fam home.. lol

57points

#37

As an electrician; putting 600 potlights in every room of the house. Sure it makes me money but it looks ridiculous having so many lights every 4 feet of every room.

RichObject5403 Report

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118points

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Tim Douglass 3 years ago

Not as bad as the houses with too few lights altogether. I've been in some where you feel like you need a headlamp to get around!

1point

#38

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Kitchens that they cram into a narrow rectangle. A lot of apartments and town houses come with these. They are so narrow that if you open the fridge door, nobody can walk past you.

A kitchen should be open, not walled in all sides and shaped like a narrow rectangle. It drives me crazy when I see these.

Effective_James , cottonbro Report

Final score:

112points

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Aahzmandus Pervect 3 years ago

Apartments and town houses have, in most cases, a very limited amount of space, and you don't really need a huge kitchen. And there's no rule that says a kitchen should be open, some like it and don't don't. I love the fact that I can just close the door in my kitchen and cook in peace or hide the mess. 🙃

53points

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#39

I've seen several homes with appliances integrated into the construction of the kitchen itself. Not just in an alcove but actually built into the wall. Sure, it's convenient that there's a f**king cappuccino machine built into the wall next to the cabinet over the center island countertop. But what happens when (not if, when) it needs maintenance? Do I have to call a goddamn carpenter as well as a cappuccino machine repairman? Do I have to consider if this is a f**king load bearing wall that contains my broken appliance? And something that's just a convenience like that is one thing, but they do it with stuff like fridges too.

Final score:

110points

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Lynn H 3 years ago

That would just piss me off. I would have to be able to remove the appliance myself so I could try to fix it. Or it's not happening at all.

19points

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#40

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Fake shutters. They dont even look like they would cover the windows on most houses and they just look like garbage. If you love shutters so much, install real ones.

celestian1998 , Phillip Goldsberry Report

Final score:

105points

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Viktor 3 years ago

Real shutters are quite expensive (we just shopped around and couldn’t gets quite under 1000 euros for our front window). It’s quite a waste of money if you know that you will probably never actually close them because it takes away so much light.

31points

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#41

Agreeable Grey. Everywhere.

djboboyaya Report

Final score:

32points

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Dorothy Parker 3 years ago (edited)

I love Glidden Paint color Crisp Linen White. Not a glaring white, it has a hint of cream.

0points

#42

That bluish-grey wood or faux wood flooring that’s “in” right now. Every house and apartment with those will look dated in 5-10 years

Mteerie Report

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32points

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Jessica Bertram 3 years ago

yessssss

4points

#43

Small kitchens with little to literally no pantry. Some of us still cook!

liltxchicken Report

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32points

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Aahzmandus Pervect 3 years ago

This kind of depends on the size of the house/apartment, though.

10points

#44

These toilets that don't even come up to my kneecaps with how low they sit.

DrainYourDamnPool Report

Final score:

32points

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Marianne Saiso 3 years ago

Finally a toilet where my feet don't dangle...

6points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#45

No trim on doors and windows. The drywall comes up to the door jam and it's squared off. It looks like a Greyhound bus station.

RonSwansonsOldMan Report

Final score:

31points

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Lyone Fein 3 years ago

Totally agree with this one! Doors and windows need framing.

6points

#46

4"x4" tile countertops... So many crevices to scrape and clean.

wazzel2u Report

Final score:

30points

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

This. I loved it in the picture. Then after I was done making my tile countertop... I've cursed every day since, for years. *sigh*

4points

#47

Weird fixation perhaps, but I cannot stand kitchen cupboards that don't go all the way up to the ceiling. No cabinet storage + a big gap on top for my husband to pile all kinds of c*ap = no thanks.

RandiiMarsh Report

Final score:

29points

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Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago

I hate this too. I have it in my kitchen and I currently have bedding stored up there coz I have nowhere else to put it.

4points

#48

Disclaimer, I live in a 100 year old house.

However here are the things I can’t stand about all the new builds in my area and that some of my friends have purchased;

In no particular order,

Faux modern farmhouse style everything; seems like every builder watched to much of Joanna Gaines and just wants to use shiplap and slider barn doors everywhere; or just likes yo use the term “modern farmhouse” in their marketing material when there is nothing even remotely farmhouse about your vinyl sided box house on a 1/4 acre lot other than a farmhouse style sink any maybe a bit of shiplap in the kitchen

All houses in a development using the same color of vinyl siding or hardyboard. There are whole new built subdivisions here that literally every house is either dark blue, medium blue, or gray. Boring!

Houses that they only really tried to put brick on one side or windows and then the sides and the back of the house are super ugly and just all vinyl; and that is what your neighbors have to look at from their backyard

Open concept everything

Houses now that due to materials are “air tight” and don’t breathe, and have poor ventilation or air circulation

I could thing of about 3 dozen more if I really wanted to

Ok-Necessary123 Report

Final score:

28points

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John Baker 3 years ago

I hate those damned slider doors.

1point

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#49

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Garages that fit two medium sized cars with about one inch to spare.

kryppla , Vivint Solar Report

Final score:

27points

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Otter 3 years ago

Here in California, garages are for storage! Since the car is in the driveway, it doesn't matter whether it fits in the garage or not.

8points

#50

A lot of new box-looking modern builds near me and when it rains the eavestroughs freak out and don't know where to put the water. Overflow from the roof all over the freshly mulched gardens with two flowers and a tuft of giant grass in it.

It's like the builder misunderstood that "rain" is a plural of raindrops and they were only expecting one singular raindrop to descend from the heavens.

MaxTheRealSlayer Report

Final score:

27points

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ivan bolitekurac 3 years ago

Yeah,so many modern houses are box like

4points

#51

Open floor plans where the main floor is just like one big room.

Backyard that is only 12' deep.

4a4a Report

Final score:

26points

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#52

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Most sinks are absolutely terrible. Looking better is nice, but not at the expense of hitting your hand on the bowl every time you wash your hands.

zed910 , Erik Mclean Report

Final score:

25points

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Samantha Lomb 3 years ago

How do you hit your hands on the bowl?

11points

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#53

Giant home, 2 feet of grass around it. There were two homes in my old neighborhood that were actually capable of hitting each others windows. F**king nuts

Trabbledabble Report

Final score:

24points

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Lyone Fein 3 years ago

That's a zoning issue.

3points

#54

Terrible refrigerator placement. You can't open the door without slamming them on a wall.

NotAsleepATM Report

Final score:

24points

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Miss Cris 3 years ago

Or without closing the door.

1point

#55

Glass railing. Gets dirty really easy and a big pain in the ass to install.

richard-777 Report

Final score:

21points

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Faramir10 3 years ago

I've never seen it, but it sounds awful.

3points

#56

I don’t get why people need a bowl full of ornaments or just shiny balls

Can_of_Eggs Report

Final score:

20points

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Otter 3 years ago

I might put out a glass jar or bowl full of Christmas ornaments at Christmas, the ADHD cat considers dangling ones to be her toys.

6points

FrightenedOfSpoons Report

#57

I have not been inside a new home in quite a while, but the exteriors seem to be designed by a committee of people who can't work together. Every possible exterior finish is on there, faux brick/stone, stucco, siding at all angles, board and batten, shingles/shakes, you name it, some part of the house has it, often in disparate colours. It looks very bad.

Final score:

19points

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Rissie 3 years ago

They are called isketch architects. The people designing that.

3points

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#58

Microwaves over stoves. That built in ventilator is not a substitute for a proper exhaust. All it does is turbocharge smoke/grease into the cabinets above the microwave. I just want a real vent over a stove so I don’t need to worry about setting a smoke detector off whenever I cook bacon or sear something.

Turbo_All_The_Things Report

Final score:

18points

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ispeak catanese 3 years ago

What I would do for a real vent in my stupid open concept hell of a kitchen... 😡😡

6points

mywifemademegetthis Report

#59

Barn doors are so stupid. It’s a heavier, more expensive, harder to open door. And then it still has a public bathroom-style gap that eliminates actual privacy.

Final score:

17points

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Samantha Lomb 3 years ago

it shouldn't be harder to open if you grease the rollers

6points

#60

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones I don't like it when they have like ten different rooflines that are only a foot or two deep. Are they hoping it looks like an older house that's had many add-ons done?

LeonardGhostal , Nubia Navarro Report

Final score:

16points

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Meike H 3 years ago

I think the house in the picture is VERY cute btw, love the colors

23points

#61

Skinny, three-level townhomes that cramp you into a vertical space. They feel so unnatural.

wantouttahere Report

Final score:

16points

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Dill 3 years ago

Bet that person wouldn't like some of the buildings in Amsterdam!

5points

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#62

That modern metallic design that's taking over practically every new development. The homes just feel cold

Every new building in my neighborhood is like it. The only big positive is that they all are typically multi-purpose so there's like stores and restaurants at the bottom.

soonerguy11 Report

Final score:

15points

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#63

People think designing a home to look all creative and flashy and personalized and expressive is a good idea before selling it, then they find out the person that bought it renovated it to be neutral colors, minimalism, and back to being a blank slate, and act like that wasn’t inevitably going to happen.

People want to buy blank slates, because modifying that blank slate is what makes your home yours.

Brotherbeam Report

Final score:

14points

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Eucritta 3 years ago

Some people. Not me. We went for a small, colorful old house that hadn't been too badly remuddled and was move-in ready.

3points

#64

A gabled ceiling to make your room taller.

Open floor plans that let your neighbor see completely through your house.

An undersized front stoop.

No landscaping or trees in your whole development. Or even worse when they half ass it in front of your 400k new house.

Vertibrate Report

Final score:

13points

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Marika Miettinen 3 years ago

I had sort of a gabled ceiling in my room as a kid/teen and I loved it! I had dozens, maybe even around 100 posters on my walls and the ceiling. It was great! Also, lots of glow in the dark stars, and I was able to install a curtain rod to the ceiling to make a nice little nook for my bed.

5points

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#65

Painting over bricks. It's just like how people used to put carpet over nice wood hard floors.

dunkinnd Report

Final score:

11points

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Samantha Lomb 3 years ago (edited)

Some brick you have to paint if the surface is damaged as the center is much softer and will crumble. And brick from the 70s and 80s is a god awful harsh red

10points

#66

Rounded corners. Sure. They look cool till you want to paint your kitchen a different color from your living room.

gabehcuod37 Report

Final score:

11points

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Incitatus 3 years ago

Take air brushing classes and get a nice gradient between colors in rooms, like a sunset. Ahhhh.

0points

#67

Clear bathrooms in studio or one-bedroom apartments!

lyricmeowmeow Report

Final score:

11points

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#68

The mishmash of different architectural styles in one house.

EclecticCacophony Report

Final score:

10points

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#69

Rushing the building process just to get the house finished as fast as possible. One of my sister's friends moved into a new house a few years ago and her dad found out while decorating that one of the walls of a room was at an 85 degree angle or something like that. Really badly designed house.

GDjams Report

Final score:

8points

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Dill 3 years ago

No house is perfectly straight. Some are worse than others. Had to put up some wall lights and the ceiling sloped one way and the floor another. Impossible to have them spirit-level straight and looking right. Just had to go with what pleased the eye!

0points

#70

re purposing old corporate tower blocks into luxury apartments on major roads, starting at £180,000 in the UK, the all day traffic noise is free.

creamywhip Report

Final score:

8points

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John Baker 3 years ago

Better to "repurpose" (hate that word) than to let them stand empty.

3points

#71

Having a built in faucet with swing arm over fancy dog bowls. They’re putting single, easy turn handles on them! It’ll take the dogs 2 or 3 days to figure out how to turn ON the water. They’ll never learn to turn it OFF! Lol

winedogmom88 Report

Final score:

8points

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Jihana 3 years ago

Wait, that is a thing?

5points

Duke_of_DonkeyDonuts Report

#72

Having lots of glass doors, walls, and ceilings.

Final score:

8points

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Nicola Roberts 3 years ago

I think you're confusing that with a greenhouse?

3points

#73

They think that transportation crate homes are environmental. Due to factors such as toxic unlivable condition, size after putting in plumbing and electrical, hipsters buy brand new 40ft crates and feel like they did something for the environment.

Jason_Qwerty Report

Final score:

8points

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Marika Miettinen 3 years ago

There's a good video on youtube about the shipping container home and how they're problematic, it explains well how it's not some environmentally friendly and easy tiny home. Belinda Carr is the youtuber whose video I stumbled upon not too long ago.

5points

#74

Double washer and dryers. Really necessary?

guyuteharpua Report

Final score:

6points

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Aahzmandus Pervect 3 years ago (edited)

Double, as in two of each?

6points

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#75

Why do new modern houses have a butlers pantry? Firstly, who entertains to that scale and secondly they are not a real butlers pantries (that is, a place for minor food prep before dinner is served in the formal dining room that is far away from the kitchen. They have really become the real kitchen that gets used while the big kitchen in the open plan living area is just a show piece.

dkatz12 Report

Final score:

5points

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Raccoon Queen 3 years ago

We have one It’s extra storage and our printer

0points

#76

People Share What Modern Home Trends They Find Annoying, And Here Are 40 Of The Worst Ones Gables on symmetrical colonials. All it does is date a house to the 2010s.

Final score:

-4points

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Grant Barke 3 years ago

Still like it.

8points

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Yeah, you heard 3 years ago

Any of these posts complaining about small xyz... well duh, yeah it wpyld be nice to have a big kitchen and a big garden, but land is expensive and most of us aren't rich!

20points

Ozacoter 3 years ago

Right? I mean most of us barely can afford buying a house or paying rent. Sorry gor having small houses...

9points

Péter Rózsahegyi 3 years ago

I hate pure, unpainted concrete surfaces in homes. It's a good design element in industrial environments but not in homes. And it's a nightmare to keep them clean. concrete-6...60522f.jpg

17points

AnnaBanana 3 years ago

I love polished concrete! If you live in a hot climate, cool floors like this are wonderful!

7points

Honu 3 years ago

One that annoys me and isn't in the list: putting stove tops or sinks in the middle of the kitchen island. This is not so bad if you have a truly massive one, but if you have a more typical 2m wide island, plunking something that's ~75cm in the middle of it turns what would've been a really useful prep area into two tiny ones that are also difficult to use at all if there is someone using the stove or sink that's right there. I've seen some pretty large kitchens that didn't have a single prep surface bigger than 1m because the designer thinks it looks more balanced that way and isn't thinking at all about the actual work of cooking.

8points

Incitatus 3 years ago

And kids' hands so close to the island stove, when they're sitting on those bar stools.

1point

DDmaybeandor 3 years ago

Most of these are personal preference and contradictory. Like the benefits of a small vs large kitchen or small vs large bedroom.

7points

carlarose 3 years ago

Yep. The only thing that i agree with is the stairs with no banisters, for safety. It's still a personal preference, though.

4points

Daniel Atkins 3 years ago

No landscaping or very minimal around new houses. They take down all the large trees and stick a stupid flowering pear in the front yard. Theses trash trees look good for a while but after a certain size they fall apart in a strong thunderstorm.

6points

Strawberry Hellcat 3 years ago

Those trash trees are also considered an invasive species. They spread like weeds, and many people (myself included) are allergic to them. I hate to go outside in the Spring when they are blooming, I get the worst sinus headaches.

4points

Leodavinci 3 years ago

Kitchens where a single door refrigerator at the end of a counter has the frig door opening in the wrong direction. Especially since the doors are typically reversible. One should be able to take something from the frig and place it on a counter without having to close the door or move around it in order to do. Drives my SO bonkers.

5points

Biba Little 3 years ago

I live in very small apartment, in very old and very ugly building. Like that wasn't bad enough, people who lived here before me, turned the hallway into part of the living room to make it bigger. As a result, I don't have hallway anymore so you enter directly into living room and from there into bedroom. Another "great" result is having nowhere to put coats, shoes, dripping umbrella etc. It's all cramped up all over the tiny already too cramped up apartment. Being poor sucks!

5points

Robert Thompson 3 years ago

Not so much about the homes, but why does furniture take every inch of a 36 inch door to get into the house? It is like every piece needs to be turned sideways or something and it barely makes it in or out.

4points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Upvoted a thousand times in my head, if not on BP. We just had to get a new fridge, and we don't have 36-inch doors, so the whole thing was this bizarre combo of Tetris and Ultimate Warrior to get one out and one in.

2points

Vicky Z 3 years ago

In my country it was very common in the 80's and 90's to build apartments with long living rooms which i always found ridiculous! It's a big space yes but being long like a hallway is impractical cause there is no way to adjust your furniture to make it a cozy place for a gathering! Both my childhood houses were like this and many many apartments have this type of living room

4points

Incitatus 3 years ago

My 100 year old house has two living areas that are 11x26 feet. It's like trying to decorate a bowling alley, and you can't buy a big comfy couch.

0points

Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago (edited)

I live in a house that has some ridiculous design elements. I have nowhere in my kitchen for a fridge so that's in the dining room. In the laundry I have a large corner style sink in the centre of the wall only leaving room for my washing machine and dryer sitting on top. The rest is wasted space that can't be used for storage. There is this weird tall bench being held up with a pole. Again wasted space, they could have added more cupboard space instead. There's a bar fridge sized gap in my kitchen cabinetry where I have the microwave but there's still a lot of empty space etc. That's not even the half of it. I hate the house. But it's cheap at $320pw and in an area close to everything.

4points

Incitatus 3 years ago

Why don't we all bring a few supplies to Foxxy's kitchen and redo it? Like an Amish barn raising.

3points

Gin. No tonic 3 years ago

Are you not allowed to fix it up?

2points

Beans 3 years ago (edited)

Australian houses are weird and a lot of them have weird design choices. My Dad built our childhood home and had to push against standards with the builders, things like ceiling height and bedroom size. I like to think The house layout makes sense. When my brother bought a house we looked at a lot of properties and so many have wasted spaces or weird choices. It's boggling to me.

1point

Sean Harrison 3 years ago

Not exactly a "home" trend, but what I don't want to see anymore are "micro-apartments". Their only purpose is to maximize profits for the property owner, and have nothing to do with minimalist, or "eco" living. It's just plain greed.

3points

Beans 3 years ago

Yep. People shouldn't be forced to live in a shoe box

1point

Zoe's Mom 3 years ago

The industrial look. I like it in furniture but not in a home. I don't want to see my pipes or cooling system. It feels so cold to me.

3points

Charlotte A. 3 years ago

I hate the trend of decorating with only white, grey and black. And then bought a place which is decorated in white, grey and black... Well, it was the place & location I wanted, not the wall colour. And I hope to get it changed eventually. They also did a crap job on everything (using dirty brushes to paint, smearing, dripping paint everywhere etc).

3points

Miss Cris 3 years ago

Painting is easy and less expensive than other things...

1point

wv10014 3 years ago

Most of these items are about McMansions and not about modern architecture....

2points

Jutta Plötz 1 year ago

Well McMansions are part of modern architecture.

0points

Timmy Pillinger 3 years ago

Apart from all being the same none of these complaints apply to my 1950s council house. Sounds like houses built on a not for profit basis might be better homes.

2points

memyselfandI 3 years ago

So many people are complaining about “open concept” and all that, and I agree with the bedrooms and bathrooms and such, but having a separate kitchen and dining room seems like it would cause more problems than it solves. You could have had a nice large area for entertaining, now you’re all cramped. And you’d have to carry food farther and couldn’t just have a buffet style for large meals where people go through and get their own. We have a decently sized kitchen, but if it was in its own room it probably wouldn’t have been big enough, but since the island is able to stretch into the dining room it gives more prep area. Lots of counter space is great.

1point

Tunk 3 years ago

Low ceilings. Small bedrooms.

1point

Ivana 3 years ago

I love dark, closed off, and empty feeling rooms. My bedroom has minimal furniture and the walls are super dark and I get that cozy kind of feel from the dark walls but that spacious clean feel from the minimalism. Same for living room and dining room. Not a lot in them but got a lot of rich colors and textures. Close the doors and it makes it all the cozier without being cluttered.

1point

Alessandra McIntosh 2 years ago

I hate when a house or condo has no entrance space. Like my house now...the front door opens to a 4x10 space with stairs going up or down on the other side. No mudroom or front closet or anything. Try getting the kids ready and out the door in the morning without any space. R having guests over and you have to stand at the top of the stairs looking down on them as you say goodbye...We're adding an extension on the front in about 5 years.

0points

Kevin J. Henning 3 years ago

We bought our house about six years ago. It's decorated in 21rst century "we don't give a s**t." Trends come and go. If you like it that's all that matters.

0points

Helen Johnston 3 years ago

one thing that annoys me is when the houses have no curtains or blinds, does nobody need any privacy

0points

Shane S 3 years ago

I guess I have modern taste because I like a lot of these.

0points

purple zebra 3 years ago

Most of these sounded judgy and condescending. These things all exist because someone wanted them and then they became popular.

0points

Jo Choto 3 years ago

Any of us who play Sims know how to build fantastic houses.

0points

Tara 3 years ago

Not having an entryway or some kind of place to put shoes jackets etc. is the worst for me. when your front door opens right onto your living room hardwood with nothing but a rug you put down yourself it looks like a sloppy mess. And over the years all the snowy/sandy/muddy shoes that stomp through there will really take a toll on your floor and sub-floor.

0points

Mal 3 years ago

VESSEL SINKS. plz stop

0points

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Yeah, you heard 3 years ago

Any of these posts complaining about small xyz... well duh, yeah it wpyld be nice to have a big kitchen and a big garden, but land is expensive and most of us aren't rich!

20points

Ozacoter 3 years ago

Right? I mean most of us barely can afford buying a house or paying rent. Sorry gor having small houses...

9points

Péter Rózsahegyi 3 years ago

I hate pure, unpainted concrete surfaces in homes. It's a good design element in industrial environments but not in homes. And it's a nightmare to keep them clean. concrete-6...60522f.jpg

17points

AnnaBanana 3 years ago

I love polished concrete! If you live in a hot climate, cool floors like this are wonderful!

7points

Honu 3 years ago

8points

Incitatus 3 years ago

And kids' hands so close to the island stove, when they're sitting on those bar stools.

1point

DDmaybeandor 3 years ago

Most of these are personal preference and contradictory. Like the benefits of a small vs large kitchen or small vs large bedroom.

7points

carlarose 3 years ago

Yep. The only thing that i agree with is the stairs with no banisters, for safety. It's still a personal preference, though.

4points

Daniel Atkins 3 years ago

6points

Strawberry Hellcat 3 years ago

4points

Leodavinci 3 years ago

5points

Biba Little 3 years ago

5points

Robert Thompson 3 years ago

4points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

2points

Vicky Z 3 years ago

4points

Incitatus 3 years ago

My 100 year old house has two living areas that are 11x26 feet. It's like trying to decorate a bowling alley, and you can't buy a big comfy couch.

0points

Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago (edited)

4points

Incitatus 3 years ago

Why don't we all bring a few supplies to Foxxy's kitchen and redo it? Like an Amish barn raising.

3points

Gin. No tonic 3 years ago

Are you not allowed to fix it up?

2points

Beans 3 years ago (edited)

1point

Sean Harrison 3 years ago

3points

Beans 3 years ago

Yep. People shouldn't be forced to live in a shoe box

1point

Zoe's Mom 3 years ago

The industrial look. I like it in furniture but not in a home. I don't want to see my pipes or cooling system. It feels so cold to me.

3points

Charlotte A. 3 years ago

3points

Miss Cris 3 years ago

Painting is easy and less expensive than other things...

1point

wv10014 3 years ago

Most of these items are about McMansions and not about modern architecture....

2points

Jutta Plötz 1 year ago

Well McMansions are part of modern architecture.

0points