Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This style is going to age like spilt milk the way brutalist style has. Why are people doing this?

SPOILT milk. Typing too fast

Along with all the McCraftsmen and McFarmhouses.

Anonymous wrote:This style is going to age like spilt milk the way brutalist style has. Why are people doing this?

SPOILT milk. Typing too fast

This style is going to age like spilt milk the way brutalist style has. Why are people doing this?

Anonymous wrote:The outside of this reminds me of the retail space on the corner of University Blvd and Georgia Ave.

Yes, they need at least one neon "G".

Anonymous wrote:What is that gold stripe in the kitchen?? Is that tape or there forever????

It's an extension cord, presumably doesn't convey.

Excellent find OP, that house is a horror show.

Kitchen is dark and bad, staircase is too narrow.

So bad. This must be the guy from another thread who was so defensive about the fact that there are actually rules to design and architecture and that yes, it can be bad and not just “different taste.”

I’m not kidding- can just anyone call themselves an architect here? Aren’t there boards, license requirements and such? So much new construction looks like it was designed by hobbyists.

I can’t get over that they kept the old sad fence lol

What is that gold stripe in the kitchen?? Is that tape or there forever????

My eyes… I had to look away by photo 10

Old house was nice. New house is awful. The tile floors are hideous. The light fixtures look like the ones sold at Costco. The stairs are potential death to any little kids under 40 pounds….surprised they are even allowed.

Anonymous wrote:Amazingly, the exterior is actually the least hideous thing about that house.

+1
Woof

The outside of this reminds me of the retail space on the corner of University Blvd and Georgia Ave.

This is so sad. The house it used to be was adorable.

Amazingly, the exterior is actually the least hideous thing about that house.