"Too much of a good thing is... ...implying this was EVER a "good thing". It wasn't. It isn't. Terrifying to think a company ever created such a room, even for a single-use photo shoot. Or that they were trying to convince people to do this to their homes.
I grew up in the '70s but thankfully my parents/relatives went with a much more subdued green, brown, and maroon version of this sort of pattern. And only on the furniture and curtains, not the wallpaper. The whole friggin' room is just madness inducing!!!
"You must not have been alive during or remember the 70s..." The people my family my associated with limited their decorating excesses to tacky faux-Spanish colonial and one daring household went for the "tiki" look which became VERY dated even before they were done paying for it. :D
Hey, my folks had avocado appliances, a hounds-tooth carpeted kitchen/ bathroom (complete with horrid gold-flecked fake "marble" formica counters, velvet-flocked wallpaper in the bathroom, and a darker shade of harvest sunset shag carpeting in the master bedroom. I don't want to think about that, okay? But they did have it. If it comes to winning a four-digit cash-money bet, I have the photos to prove it, too.
Due to recent events, I'm limiting comments to google account holders only. Sorry if you're a decent person affected by this but the spam has gotten weird.
This is like one of those Magic Eye posters, but instead of seeing a three-dimensional image, you just gradually go blind.
ReplyDeleteLudicrous speed! GO!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what a true Scottish Tartan wold say once confronted with this thing of beauty ? " I'll drink to that " , they would say :
ReplyDeleteI think it's the waiting room for Nyarlathotep's office...
ReplyDeleteIt would make a great Twilight Zone episode, a guy gets sucked into the plaid dimension and goes mad...
I'm pretty sure a blind person would get a headache walking into that room.
ReplyDelete"Too much of a good thing is...
ReplyDelete...implying this was EVER a "good thing". It wasn't. It isn't. Terrifying to think a company ever created such a room, even for a single-use photo shoot. Or that they were trying to convince people to do this to their homes.
You must not have been alive during or remember the 70s... People /did/ do this to their homes back then!
ReplyDeleteI grew up in the '70s but thankfully my parents/relatives went with a much more subdued green, brown, and maroon version of this sort of pattern. And only on the furniture and curtains, not the wallpaper. The whole friggin' room is just madness inducing!!!
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine recovering from a hangover in this room?
ReplyDeleteJohn Addison could you imagine doing LSD in this room?
ReplyDelete"You must not have been alive during or remember the 70s..."
ReplyDeleteThe people my family my associated with limited their decorating excesses to tacky faux-Spanish colonial and one daring household went for the "tiki" look which became VERY dated even before they were done paying for it. :D
Hey, my folks had avocado appliances, a hounds-tooth carpeted kitchen/ bathroom (complete with horrid gold-flecked fake "marble" formica counters, velvet-flocked wallpaper in the bathroom, and a darker shade of harvest sunset shag carpeting in the master bedroom. I don't want to think about that, okay? But they did have it. If it comes to winning a four-digit cash-money bet, I have the photos to prove it, too.
This.. no, man... no way.