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> Large open areas aren't suitable for living space unless you want a full living room in every room. If you were to say, convert one into an office, it'd be an
by yamtaddle 3y ago
> Large open areas aren't suitable for living space unless you want a full living room in every room. If you were to say, convert one into an office, it'd be an interesting arrangement.
Oh my god, the move away from having actual rooms is so awful.
But as long as people keep falling for the "wow" factor (in real estate photos and on first-viewings) of big, useless open spaces and cavernous open living/dining/kitchen combo rooms and signing on the dotted line, it's what we're gonna keep getting :-/
- MSFT_Edging 3y agoI agree with you here but I think you might be more horrified with the image I actually was trying to draw. These houses have distinct rooms(not open concept)a, but they're all so big that most of it is empty space.
- yamtaddle 3y agoAh, yeah, that sucks too. A small count of enormous rooms where a larger count of normal-sized rooms would be way more useful.
- bombcar 3y ago"Open concept" is way more horrible than anything McMansions have ever done (except themselves having open concept). Make all the rooms have no walls, and then make the house even bigger so you can get away from all the noise! Brilliant.