Let's be fair, living space decor can make or break it when it comes to one's home. Of course, all of us are entitled to our own opinions regarding how we'd like to decorate our houses... but that doesn't necessarily mean that those decisions are great either.
A few months ago, we at Bored Panda released an article about questionable architecture but this time we're focusing on something more... personal.
The Facebook group 'That's It, I'm Home/Home Decor Shaming' is relatively small and has just 2,500 members, but it invites them to share pictures of questionable design choices and receive feedback and commentary from others, generating plenty of interesting content.
The Facebook group 'That's It, I'm Home/Home Decor Shaming' is relatively small and has just 2,500 members, but it invites them to share pictures of questionable design choices and receive feedback and commentary from others, generating plenty of interesting content.
The Facebook group 'That's It, I'm Home/Home Decor Shaming' is relatively small and has just 2,500 members, but it invites them to share pictures of questionable design choices and receive feedback and commentary from others, generating plenty of interesting content.
Your home might be your castle, but those walls don’t make you immune to bad design and decor choices. That’s where the super-popular ‘That’s it, I’m home shaming’ Facebook group comes in. The brainchild of Rhiannon Pfeiffer, the 480k-strong community gently makes fun of the interiors and exteriors of ugly homes they’ve seen that haunt them in their dreams. It’s all done in a lighthearted way for the sake of fun and to help spread a bit of awareness about aesthetics.
These designers deserve a medal.
Our homes are sacred places. We decorate them exactly how we like so we feel comfortable and at peace when we enter them. And after an exhausting week of traveling or a long day at work, nothing beats the relief of coming home and finally being able to relax. The thing about our homes, though, is that they can be just as unique as we are. They can be incredibly dreamy or wild enough to go viral, but one thing’s for sure: for every personality quirk found in the world, there is an equally interesting way of expressing that trait through our homes. Whether they feature bizarre paint colors, unusual architecture, or questionable choices in furniture, there are plenty of houses out there that are just begging to be shamed. And if you love to mock all of the weird homes out in the world, we’ve got the perfect list for you…
If You Could Work At A Place That Used Just 1 Of These 10 Creative Office Space Designs In Their Interior, You Would Never Want To Go Home Again. Serious.
If You Could Work At A Place That Used Just 1 Of These 10 Creative Office Space Designs In Their Interior, You Would Never Want To Go Home Again. Serious.
Amazing!
The Facebook group 'That's It, I'm Home/Home Decor Shaming' is relatively small and has just 2,500 members, but it invites them to share pictures of questionable design choices and receive feedback and commentary from others, generating plenty of interesting content.
Our homes are sacred places. We decorate them exactly how we like so we feel comfortable and at peace when we enter them. And after an exhausting week of traveling or a long day at work, nothing beats the relief of coming home and finally being able to relax. The thing about our homes, though, is that they can be just as unique as we are. They can be incredibly dreamy or wild enough to go viral, but one thing’s for sure: for every personality quirk found in the world, there is an equally interesting way of expressing that trait through our homes. Whether they feature bizarre paint colors, unusual architecture, or questionable choices in furniture, there are plenty of houses out there that are just begging to be shamed. And if you love to mock all of the weird homes out in the world, we’ve got the perfect list for you…
These are some of the jewelry creations I make by crocheting with wire. I use a metal hook size 2.5 mm, wire 0.3 mm and gemstones.
Your home might be your castle, but those walls don’t make you immune to bad design and decor choices. That’s where the super-popular ‘That’s it, I’m home shaming’ Facebook group comes in. The brainchild of Rhiannon Pfeiffer, the 480k-strong community gently makes fun of the interiors and exteriors of ugly homes they’ve seen that haunt them in their dreams. It’s all done in a lighthearted way for the sake of fun and to help spread a bit of awareness about aesthetics.
A few months ago, we at Bored Panda released an article about questionable architecture but this time we're focusing on something more... personal.
Name: Andy Location: Chicago, IL My brick and timber loft in the West Loop was recently remodeled. My friend helped with the design work. The style is mostly industrial with a bit of MCM in the mix. . Much of the furniture is vintage. Some items were purchased at local shops and fairs and some I came from my family. They’ve been in the dry cleaning business since 1907 and we were able to use items from the original plant. My building is was built in 1910 so it worked out perfectly.
A series of images from the 1973 edition of Bloomingdale's Book of Home Decorating reveal some of the most extraordinary interior trends of the day.
