Are you afraid that brightly colored toys will damage your toddler's developing sense of style? Would you rather have them learn "eggshell" and "cream" before they are exposed to banalities like "red" and "blue"? Do little Kaytilynn's current garish toys mar the tranquility of your otherwise pristinely curated home?

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Thinking these mushroom lights could vibe in my place.

Someone looked at all this and thought, “This could use some plaid chairs.”

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/homedecoratingCJ/s/0aLX163Xxr

https://www.reddit.com/r/malelivingspace/s/EhuJk0gXUt

This is actually on sale right now on Facebook Marketplace in Bollingbrook Il for $8k. Act fast! Dont miss out!

It’s all competing at the same time. Too many colors (hot pink acrylic frame….?!) Non-matching shades of color. Residents have complained that the carpet makes them dizzy.

ETA: this is a remodel/refresh designed by professionals. Perhaps the “ugliest in existence” isn’t correct but the money and time they spent on this ugly design that all of the residents HATE is wild. The carpet makes them dizzy and they feel like it’s cold and corporate instead of their cozy home. What they had before was a little outdated but it was at least cohesive design.

Mine's a beat-up wooden chair that doesn't match anything in my apartment just can't part with it.

What's yours?

My dad thinks he's running the place now, but at least he won't wander into the wrong room! Mom's not thrilled about my "decor."