Just for fun: the most insane home furnishings you've seen

[Anonymous]

Was browsing Wayfair, my guilty pleasure, and came across this stunner: https://www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/dainte-11025-x-5512-mixed-crystal-bathtub-dxin1046.html

Is it a typo? 216K for a bathtub? I'll take 2!

Can you top that? Expensive, hideous, impractical? What else is out there....

[Anonymous]

Hah, nice find OP.

I cannot find a picture, but I once visited a house where the sofa (which was velvet) was S-curved so that half faced the opposite side of the room.

[Anonymous]

I had a hard time comprehending the size. In the photos it looks like a serving dish. But you can tell it's the size of a bathtub in the video.

[Anonymous]

When my daughter was 6 or 7 years old I told her to find a birthday present on the Target website. She decided on a cat scratcher house similar to this one.

https://www.target.com/p/furhaven-corrugated-cat-scratcher-house-with-catnip-townhouse-playground/-/A-81899933

[Anonymous]

The Mooi horse lamp, at $12K, is right up there.

The new build upscale apartment complex had this lamp shown in its sales materials but I guess they were too cheap to buy it. My DH and I can't stop laughing every time we think about it. One showed up at an NYC upscale thrift shop for a cheap price since we first heard of it.

https://www.lumens.com/horse-lamp-by-moooi-PG230619.html

[Anonymous]

^apartment complex near my house

[Anonymous]

All the wealthy houses and apartments in eastern Europe are furnished like this. I have seen many a gold claw foot tub, over the top gold leaf on every surface, so much marble/granite/mosaic. Lighting fixtures made from Murano glass. A purple granite curved fireplace surround. The furnishings are either extremely modern or Louis XIV.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Mooi horse lamp, at $12K, is right up there.

The new build upscale apartment complex had this lamp shown in its sales materials but I guess they were too cheap to buy it. My DH and I can't stop laughing every time we think about it. One showed up at an NYC upscale thrift shop for a cheap price since we first heard of it.

https://www.lumens.com/horse-lamp-by-moooi-PG230619.html

Omg that looks ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

And it's made of acrylic?!

[Anonymous]

I know someone who has this sofa . . . it's as ugly as it is expensive:

https://www.roche-bobois.com/en-US/product/mah-jong-kenzo-takada---no-gaku---composition-hiru/2842.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When my daughter was 6 or 7 years old I told her to find a birthday present on the Target website. She decided on a cat scratcher house similar to this one.

https://www.target.com/p/furhaven-corrugated-cat-scratcher-house-with-catnip-townhouse-playground/-/A-81899933

$38! Profit margin gotta be insane in this. I imagine these costs $1.93 to produce

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know someone who has this sofa . . . it's as ugly as it is expensive:

https://www.roche-bobois.com/en-US/product/mah-jong-kenzo-takada---no-gaku---composition-hiru/2842.html

I am soooo grateful I am a mere heathen with poor taste.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know someone who has this sofa . . . it's as ugly as it is expensive:

https://www.roche-bobois.com/en-US/product/mah-jong-kenzo-takada---no-gaku---composition-hiru/2842.html

It's lovely. And be careful about criticizing it. It looks very central Asian.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know someone who has this sofa . . . it's as ugly as it is expensive:

https://www.roche-bobois.com/en-US/product/mah-jong-kenzo-takada---no-gaku---composition-hiru/2842.html

mah jong kenzo takada - no gaku - composition hiru
An uninhibited and audacious designer, Kenzo Takada, “the most Parisian of Japanese designers”, has created a unique and exceptional collection of fabrics and ceramics for Roche Bobois.

To ‘dress’ the Mah Jong modular sofa, Takada took inspiration from ancient kimonos used in the Noh Theatre, re-interpreting their patterns and colors to create fine and sophisticated harmonies symbolizing the 3 times of the day: Asa (morning), Hiru (midday), Yoru (evening).

Description
Sofa customizable by individual pieces upholstered in fabrics designed by Kenzo Takada from the No Gaku collection. Modular system with endless combinations due to it's seat cushions (L.95 x D.95 x H.19 cm) and straight and corner backs (H.53 cm). All elements are padded and stitched by hand. Optional adjustable backs with manual mechanism, and small cushions available. Hand-made stitching in white wax thread.

Made in Europe

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know someone who has this sofa . . . it's as ugly as it is expensive:

https://www.roche-bobois.com/en-US/product/mah-jong-kenzo-takada---no-gaku---composition-hiru/2842.html

It's lovely. And be careful about criticizing it. It looks very central Asian.