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Queen Combat posted:Is that wallpaper upside-down? Yes. Yes it is. And glittery.
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kid sinister posted:I cannot imagine the set of circumstances that led to this occurrence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_85_bridge_collapse I guess once the waterslides get going, they just don't stop.
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Is the water still running? Come on how dope would it be to get one last slide in while it's ablaze.
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Feb 28, 2019 21:15
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Brute Squad posted:For those not following the interior design thread, the bathroom is done: I think whoever took these screenshots needs to update their graphics drivers. Emissive surfaces that produce such bright coronas shouldn't be a dull gray compared to the flare textures.
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Feb 28, 2019 22:01
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That looks like the bathroom in the Planet Hollywood casino in Vegas.
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Feb 28, 2019 23:17
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Tiny Lowtax posted:That looks like the bathroom in the Planet Hollywood casino in Vegas. I'm leaning towards The Cosmopolitan
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Feb 28, 2019 23:30
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Turning a lovely 1920s Mediterranean-styled bungalowinto a soulless white voidcastle makes me irrationally angry Goodbye terra-cotta roof   Goodbye fancy 19th century French carved door and house number   Goodbye Batchelder tiled fireplace  
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Youth Decay posted:Goodbye Batchelder tiled fireplace Their first sin was that TV holder next to that fireplace. I mean, at least TRY to tie your furniture into your historical decor, good GOD people.
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Mar 1, 2019 03:02
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Demolishing fireplaces is cool & good.
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Mar 1, 2019 03:05
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We have a similar tv stand and I dislike it because black glass shows so much dust. The dust will never stop coming because we live next to fields, with a dirt parking lot.
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Mar 1, 2019 03:41
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Stop. Just... stop. People are so loving tasteless.
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Mar 1, 2019 03:46
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Platystemon posted:Demolishing fireplaces is cool & good.
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Mar 1, 2019 03:56
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There are five showerheads. There is no drain under the rocks under that bathtub. It looks like the inside of a Hot Topic circa 1998.
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Mar 1, 2019 04:08
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How do you get rid of that door?! It’s gorgeous.
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Platystemon posted:Demolishing fireplaces is cool & good. Previous owners did this at my house. I'm reopening it. 
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:There are five showerheads. There is no drain under the rocks under that bathtub. It looks like the inside of a Hot Topic circa 1998. I saw that in another thread. How do you surround your tub with plastic fake rocks and not put in any sort of drain. "I can vacuum them for the occasional hair, or just scoop them out and wash them." 
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My favorite small touch is the artwork that would be right at home on someone's deviantart or tumblr and would get a lot of love because "look at that intense red/blue contrast, guys, that makes it Art!!". My second favorite is the color-coordinated loofah.
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Tiny Lowtax posted:How do you get rid of that door?! It’s gorgeous. that one legit angered me
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Youth Decay posted:Turning a lovely 1920s Mediterranean-styled bungalowinto a soulless white voidcastle makes me irrationally angry Worst part is that it's a flip, so you can bet that the new finishes/work is probably poo poo that won't last 15 years, while the original design made it almost a century. With the price history clearly available, why would anyone buy a flip where the price went up almost 2.5x? The Zestimate seems pretty accurate in this case, and it's half of what they listed for.
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I admit I am a sucker for old houses, but drat that is bad. Could have done so much better with the existing finishes. I am down with removing chimneys, but fireplaces are nice decoratively so keep those.
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B-Nasty posted:Worst part is that it's a flip, so you can bet that the new finishes/work is probably poo poo that won't last 15 years, while the original design made it almost a century. With the price history clearly available, why would anyone buy a flip where the price went up almost 2.5x? The Zestimate seems pretty accurate in this case, and it's half of what they listed for. They added a second story, so they probably doubled the square footage
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Ghostnuke posted:that one legit angered me At the very, very least, it was extra wide and, as anyone who has ever moved a couch will tell you, such doors are priceless.
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Double doors are a structural weakness. 
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:There are five showerheads. There is no drain under the rocks under that bathtub. It looks like the inside of a Hot Topic circa 1998. Hot Topic in 1998 at least attracted marginally attractive goth girls
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:There are five showerheads. There is no drain under the rocks under that bathtub. It looks like the inside of a Hot Topic circa 1998. Megillah Gorilla posted:I saw that in another thread. Do you goons just fill up bathtubs to the rim and cannonball in or something? Who needs a drain on the outside of their bathtub?
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I too stand in the dead-middle of the tub after bathing and wait for all the water to drain, then let Enrique meticulously towel me dry before stepping out.
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The Glumslinger posted:They added a second story, so they probably doubled the square footage I totally missed that. That's due to me living in a somewhat-sane real estate market where 'upgrading' a house to be over 2x the median price of other homes in the area would be complete idiocy. The first visitor the new owners are going to get is the local tax assessor. The last tax record is based on the original 1200sq/ft house.
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FCKGW posted:Do you goons just fill up bathtubs to the rim and cannonball in or something? Who needs a drain on the outside of their bathtub? All bathrooms need to have a floor drain at the lowest point in the floor, not just inside the shower if the shower is thoroughly walled off, because there will always end up being water on a bathroom floor, even if you just have a sink, you need this. Now, this moron made a moat all the way around his bathtub, this moat is now the new lowest point of the bathroom floor. If there's no drain at the bottom of the moat, there's gonna be nasty-rear end water collecting there. It doesn't even have to be from the tub, look at those lovely loving sinks, there's gonna be water splashing everywhere the instant someone does something even mildly energetic in their general vicinity. Or gently caress if he just walks out of the shower without being perfectly towelled. Or, hey, maybe after cleaning the bathroom. Even if it's just a little at a time, it's gonna pool up, and turn into something that smells like mouldy rear end. The smart way to do this would be to have the rocks under some sort of glass/plexiglass surface so they look nice but nothing seeps down there or gets them filthy outside of dust, but they can still be looked at... aaaaand then to still have a small drain under them just in case.
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Youth Decay posted:Turning a lovely 1920s Mediterranean-styled bungalowinto a soulless white voidcastle makes me irrationally angry Spoiler tag and trigger warning this sickening senseless violence 
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My bathroom doesn't have a floor drain, but it also just has a plain tiled floor so if I manage to spill water (and I have young kids, so that happens) it's trivial to swing a mop or a towel through and wipe it up. Those rocks are going to be between the bath and the rug, so you'll get some amount of water. Usually it will probably be little enough that it will evaporate, but if you do spill a bunch now you have a pain in the rear end location to clean up. It's like a textured backsplash; sure you can live your life without getting poo poo on there, but why make it harder to deal with when it happens, and it's the location most likely to happen?
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I'm not saying kitchens and bathrooms shouldn't have a floor drain outside the shower, but I have lived a lot of places in the US and never once seen this outside of a public bathroom. edit: the dashcon ball pit tub moat is still stupid and gross
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The Bloop posted:I'm not saying kitchens and bathrooms shouldn't have a floor drain outside the shower, but I have lived a lot of places in the US and never once seen this outside of a public bathroom. That's reasonable. Far as I'm aware, though, here in Denmark it's a requirement that there be a floor drain.
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The Bloop posted:edit: the dashcon ball pit tub moat is still stupid and gross but  love it!
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sane places have a vent and a fan to suck out the moisture, not floor drains that only deal with large spills (badly)
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:sane places have a vent and a fan to suck out the moisture, not floor drains that only deal with large spills (badly) I thought the vent and fan went without saying. Like ha ha, who would actually make a bathroom without proper ventilation? ...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand now that I look back, I don't see any visible ventilation in either the ceiling or walls of Kane's Bathroom.
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PurpleXVI posted:That's reasonable. Far as I'm aware, though, here in Denmark it's a requirement that there be a floor drain. All the bathrooms I've seen in Denmark/Sweden/that general area are set up as wet rooms, where in the US that is very rare. Also your people seem to love exposed plumbing. I kinda like the idea - makes servicing things a lot easier.
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Motronic posted:All the bathrooms I've seen in Denmark/Sweden/that general area are set up as wet rooms, where in the US that is very rare. I have to admit having our plumbing described as "exposed" seems a bit strange. These days almost everything is made with PEX boxes hidden in the walls(at least if it's a new installation of some sort), and hidden drainage plumbing is also becoming more common(not exactly a fan of that myself, though. Because all it takes is one moron lopping the female end of the pipe for whatever reason and you have a severe shitshow on your hands making things work with commonly available DIY stuff), though really only if you're building something from the ground up. I'm not sure how much more you could hide it without making it an absolute nightmare to reach if anything at all breaks. Then again, I'd rather have my plumbing visible and functional than hidden and requiring half the bathroom be torn down if something pops. Function before form. Usually the vanities etc. will hide most of it, and all you'll see will be a bit of drainage pipe at the very bottom if you're lying flat on your face on the bathroom floor for whatever reason.
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PurpleXVI posted:I don't see any visible ventilation in either the ceiling or walls of Kane's Bathroom.
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PurpleXVI posted:I thought the vent and fan went without saying. Like ha ha, who would actually make a bathroom without proper ventilation? Windows of a certain size that can open count as vents in US bathrooms.
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