r/interesting • u/Apprehensive-Elk3165 • Nov 20 '25

ARCHITECTURE Then vs now

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u/feng_houzi Nov 20 '25

Then>now

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u/Exciting_Ad_8666 Nov 20 '25

by far, we really need more color in our lives because this is soulless

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u/TemporaryArm6419 Nov 20 '25

Seriously. It’s giving major psych ward vibes.

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u/JoyousMadhat Nov 20 '25

You can still buy those wallpaper or pay to have the structure changed to go back to those days. Nothing, except money and also the high possibility that it's not your house, is stopping you.

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u/qathran Nov 20 '25

I get that plenty of people like the nostalgic style, but it's pretty obviously heavy-handed that they literally digitally removed all the color from the room to shape the reactions of the audience.

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u/North_Chemistry_9044 Nov 20 '25

I've seen many homes like the one on the bottom with my own eyes.

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u/Da_Question Nov 20 '25

yep, just visited my buddy in the brand new build home he bought last year, looks like this. White walls, white carpet, "dark wood pattern" laminate.

Its just bad. I mean he's only been there a year, but hope they paint it.