13+ Disastrous Bathrooms That Need To Be Flushed

This bathroom door could have been a total disaster if they'd used regular glass. But a savvy architect used frosted glass, so you can see an artfully blurred image of whoever's inside doing their business.

The point of most stall doors in public bathrooms is to provide the person inside the stall with a bit of privacy. This door, on the other hand, offers a convenient viewing window.

I'm not actually happy for them, btw. I was just riffing on the wedding joke. No, I'm truly horrified that they would fill their bathroom with porous, odor-absorbing lace.

Not every bathroom has a convenient place to put that TP roll, so sometimes you get creative. This person did just that, and when a lone roll of TP looked lonely up there, they added a bunch more.

Having once rented a cottage with basically the same bathroom, let me tell you that nothing gets the adrenaline pumping like being inside and wondering what side you'll get interrupted from.

The locations of most of these bathrooms isn't known, but I can confirm that this zero-privacy bathroom is located in Romania. The more you know, right? Also, I think I'll avoid Romania.

Honestly, on first glance I thought those logs on the wall looked a bit like, well...logs in the toilet. Then I saw that this bathroom is also a spider sanctuary. Hard pass.

The person who installed the signage at these toilets at Toronto's Pearson International Airport was either lazy or some kind of prankster. After this image was posted on Reddit, the airport corrected things.

At least this isn't at ground level, but it still isn't ideal. It looks like a pretty nice new building to be making an architectural mistake like this, too.

Look, it's not worth it for a couple of reasons. First, there's no good reason to wallpaper your toilet. Second, no one needs their toilet to look like it's made of white brick. Third, won't someone please think of the hygiene issues?

If you want to lower the seat here, it isn't as hard as it looks. Just bring your tools into the washroom, disassemble the seat, do your thing and put it all back together again.

This is perfect when you want to have a seat on your toilet like a respectable member of society, but want to imbue that toilet with a slight sense of danger.

If there's ever a surface that demanded a wrap making it look like it's covered in giant, gross puddles, you could do a lot better than a toilet in a public restroom.

I'll be honest here: this isn't a great look, visually speaking. But for the true toilet paper connoisseur, this might be the only way to have quick access to the exotic TP selections of the world.

First, the urinals could use a divider between them. But that's not a dealbreaker. What is a dealbreaker is the fact that anyone using the stall will have to wait for the urinal-user before they can politely exit.

Those gaudy flame-looking details aren't for everyone. In fact, if you're not Guy Fieri or the guy from Smash Mouth, they're probably not for you. Maybe that explains why this toilet's been kicked to the curb.

All the plumbing is already down here for the laundry, so why not throw a toilet down there as well? You can save valuable time by doing your business as you fold your sheets.

This doesn't look like anything much, but then consider the fact that this washroom is intended for disabled kids, many of whom are wheelchair-bound. That's a bit of a faux pas.

There's a fine line between freestyling when it comes to home renovations, and just completely messing everything up. If your washroom looks like a house of mirrors, it probably falls into the latter category.

For the important executive who won't let anything, not even a potty break, get in the way of giving that big presentation, have I ever got the toilet/conference room for you.