Sometimes when I'm bored in a meeting I'll start drawing up a blueprint for my dream home. Never more than 3 bedrooms. But always with multiple home theaters
Only once have I ever seen a real house with two home theatres. I posted it on this board sometime in the past couple years. May have to try to find it now.
when I played sims I always designed houses with a chess nook but I’ve never played a game of chess in my entire life
Nobody, and there probably wouldn't be much to go on for most people but you know every now and then someone is going to post something special
What do you think of this 5 bds • 6 ba • 7,872 sqft home I found on Zillow? https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/...ail&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=emailshare
This house costs a normal person house more than the badass 2 theater room house Barves2125 posted. Makes zero sense to me.
Every house posted makes me die inside. I grew up in the suburbs of Houston where two story brick box homes are more prevalent than humidity and mosquitoes. Those homes represent giving up and waiting for the sweet release of death.
There were so many awful homes built in the last ten years in Texas. Especially in regards to stone/brick combo
You can't convince me this isn't some sort of weird ass ski apartment in Park City. I refuse to believe an architect willingly drew up these plans.
I was looking for a house near me that’s for sale that is hideous and saw Jermaine O’Neal is selling his house https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/...ssage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare
Until you realize it’s Dallas and there are so many similar, hideous houses that the market is what it is
McMansions themselves are only the tip of the iceberg. Could forgive half of the horrific designs if they weren’t built in sprawling suburban hellholes completely reliant on cars for all human mobility
I'll just leave this one here. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2991-S-City-Lake-Rd-Fayetteville-AR-72701/90986398_zpid/ https://www.priceypads.com/arkansas...t-15m-can-now-be-yours-for-8-7m-photos-video/ www.dromborg.com
They own a wood working company and did all the custom woodwork inhouse, would be a lot more if contracted out.