To be honest, I kind of hate bad designs. Like, obviously they can be really fun to look and laugh at, but at the same time, they're just so frustrating.
Of course, these weirdly horrible designs are no different. Do you think the people who made these things knew what they were doing? Or did they just decide to do anything?
This place had a choice between the fence of a street light and somehow ended up with both. But, like, they couldn't have at least made the whole thing look a little better?
OP confirmed that this is a standalone café; it doesn't cut through to a mall or anything. So it really makes you wonder why they felt the need to tell people that the door is for entering or exiting only.
I've seen some pretty crappy (pun intended) spaces in my time, but this one takes the cake (urinal cake?). Even if you lived alone, this kind of configuration would just be gross!
You know, having live outlets covered up like that can actually be a fire hazard. So not only is this dumb and impractical, it's also dangerous! Oh, what fun.
It's literally one call to the electrician away from being a non-issue, too.
At first, I thought this was just a normal house. Then I saw the stairs in the middle of the driveway. I guess this would be a totally fine house for people who don't like to drive?
This is some magic trick. Before, the person was baking macarons on a light-colored tray. And while it was in the oven, the tray magically became black and the macarons became cookies! What a world we live in!
Yeah, if my real estate agent took me to see this house, I'd turn around before even seeing the inside. This entrance alone makes this house not worth buying.
I'll never get over the fact that people actually design public bathrooms like this. In what universe would two people be using these urinals at once? It's nothing but a waste of space.
I don't know what's worse, the strange way these mannequin legs are displayed, or the fact that the pair of pants it's wearing is hideous. Probably the latter, because those are some super ugly pants (that I probably would've loved in 2008, but still).
Yeah, this isn't doing anything except giving me a massive headache. I hate when people overlay font like this, because I'm always gonna want to read it, but I just can't. It's so frustrating!
I don't see why companies always feel the need to design signs like this one. Just spell the word with actual letters, and then, like, put a deer behind the word or something.
Wow, maybe I should become a designer.
Two things. One: I was today years old when I learned that most of the world uses "give way" instead of "yield." And two: there was no reason for that second sign in front of the first one. Way to confuse drivers.
I'm not really sure what the thought process behind this sign was. Is the one heart supposed to mean that whoever's nominated has a big heart? Why are there three other empty hearts? What's going on here!?
I feel like this is a bit of a fire hazard. Incandescent lightbulbs get really hot, and having that right next to drywall? You're just asking for trouble.
I don't know what this thing is, but I don't like it. These weird kangaroo things just seem... unsettling. Like they're up to something. This is why you can just never trust marsupials.
If you don't feel like wasting precious moments of your life trying to figure out what this sign says, it reads:
"I would have been retired by now if I had more money and no children."
So yeah, no clue what's going on here.
I guess this is a really old house. If only people built houses back in the day with the foresight that people might want to use those basements at some point.
I don't understand how designers keep getting away with this. Who wants to wear jeans that don't have actual pockets? And why do they only do this with women's jeans? Talk about the world being unfair.
The thing is, there obviously isn't any pee in any of these bottles. But the fact that they're yellow means that the chance there is pee in them is never zero. And I wouldn't want to be playing water bottle roulette like that.
Of course, I know this is supposed to read as "denim." But it also just looks like gibberish. This isn't the cool sign they probably thought it was going to be. But I guess you live and learn.
