66 Hilariously Bad Jobs Done By Someone Who Just Wanted To Get It Over With And It Shows
There are countless architectural masterpieces that leave us in awe, and then there are the ones that leave us utterly confused. Weâre talking about architecture, construction, and design fails that make zero sense.
From staircases that lead to nowhere to doors that open straight into walls, weâve compiled a list of blunders so absurd theyâll make you laugh, cringe, and wonder how they were ever approved in the first place.
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This Bathroom In My Dad’s New House. Iâm 6â1â. The Room Is So Short They Had To Cut Holes In The Ceiling Over The Toilet And Sink So You Can Stand Up
We all love saving our hard-earned money wherever possible, donât we? Whether itâs cutting corners by finding clever little hacks, or scrolling through Pinterest to make it your personal designer, the joy of creating something on a budget is real. Of course, saving money doesnât mean compromising on style. With some creativity, you can make any corner of your home look magazine-worthy. And honestly, isnât that the dream?
Of course, while saving money is great, there are moments where calling in a professional is absolutely necessary. These posts are a perfect reminder of that. Some projects really canât be DIYâd without the risk of turning into a complete disaster.
But in plenty of other areas, from decor to layout, you can get creative and save big. Itâs all about knowing when to splurge and when to save. And yes, sometimes those hilarious fails are proof of what happens when people get the balance completely wrong.
For example, if youâre designing a room on a budgetthe very first step is to set a realistic spending plan. Donât underestimate how quickly costs add up. A rug here, a lamp there, and suddenly your credit card bill looks scary. Thatâs why you need to start with clear numbers in mind. Figure out what you can afford and break it down into categories like furniture, decor, and accessories. That way, youâll know exactly where your money is going.
Once you have your budget, the next thing is planning and research. Donât just rush to the store and grab the first couch you see. Take time to gather inspiration, make a mood board, and compare styles. Pinterest, Instagram, and even thrift store catalogs can be lifesavers when youâre figuring out what vibe you want. Researching prices also helps you avoid overspending, since youâll know whatâs worth the money and what isnât.
Another great way to save is to hunt for sales and discounts. That beautiful piece youâve been eyeing might be too expensive today, but wait a little and you may find it at half the price. Seasonal sales, clearance sections, and even online flash deals are all worth checking. Patience is key here, sometimes you need to hold back instead of making impulse buys. The reward? A gorgeous piece of furniture or decor that doesnât blow your budget.
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My Uncle’s House Got A Bathroom Without A Door, Literally The First Thing You See When You Enter The House
Then thereâs the magic of second-hand markets and thrift stores. Youâd be surprised at the treasures you can find if youâre willing to dig a little. Lamps, vintage chairs, quirky shelves, thereâs no shortage of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. And best of all, youâll often find unique pieces that no one else has, which gives your home more personality.
Another clever trick is to revive and repurpose what you already have. Before you toss out an old dresser or table, ask yourself if it could be saved with a little TLC. Sometimes, all it takes is a coat of paint, new hardware, or sanding down to give it a fresh new look. Repurposing also challenges your creativity; you start seeing potential where others see junk. And letâs face it, breathing life into something old can be incredibly satisfying.
If youâre really looking to stretch your budget, DIY is the way to go. From wall art to shelving units, the internet is filled with tutorials that can help you create stylish decor with minimal spending. And the best part? Itâs personal. No store-bought item can match the story behind something you made yourself. Of course, not every DIY project will turn out like the Pinterest picture, but hey, thatâs part of the fun. You learn as you go, and sometimes those imperfections make the piece even more special.
When it comes to home dĂ©cor, there are plenty of clever ways to save money and still create a beautiful space. But letâs be honest, for some things, only a professional can truly get the job done. These posts highlight some of the funniest and most outrageous construction, architecture, and design fails out there. From questionable layouts to baffling design choices, theyâll leave you laughing and scratching your head at the same time. So, which one of these fails had you cracking up the most?
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They Tried To Accommodate For Blind People, But Failed To See The Problem With This Design
#42
“Bathroom Window” In Our 12 People Airb&b (Toiletâs To The Left, Also In Plain Sight)
#50
Iâm Apartment Hunting And Ran Across This âBathroomâ That Was Apparently Designed By A Psychopath
#51
This Is A Mailbox Not Far From My House
I have to drive by it everyday. I desperately want to swerve my Jeep into it to take it out of its misery. I don’t think the owner was trying be artistic, he just doesn’t know what he’s doing.