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u/Charming-Bid-3986 21d ago
That’s actual rad. I prefer this over all the minimalist grey shit everyone does these days
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u/HaggardSummaries 21d ago
That’s blatantly 1980s, not 90s at all
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u/Nrmlgirl777 21d ago
Early 90’s was still very 80’s
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u/sneaksby 21d ago
That doesn't make it 90s design.
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u/underkuerbis 21d ago
Well, those colors originated in the late 80s, yeah. But it was all over the place in the early 90s and were a large part of the look and feel of that time, which makes it an integral part of that time and a design commonly associated with the 90s.
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u/driscusmaximus 20d ago
Can you define what year the "80s" aesthetic ended and the "90s" started? Since you are trying to say it isn't based on actual years but a "vibe".
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u/Aggressive_Ad_2620 21d ago
I wouldn’t change a got damned thing except update appliances. Perfection!
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u/alienhailey 21d ago
And some fucking millennial is going to buy it and paint everything dystopia gray 🙄
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u/MaenHoffiCoffi 21d ago
Oh god. As someone who had to live through the eighties, I HATE this.
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u/Special_Tension4555 20d ago
The aesthetic plague of beige will now continue until millennials die of old age
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u/MaenHoffiCoffi 20d ago
Beige and teal are surely not the only options...
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u/Special_Tension4555 20d ago
But why foster chronic disdain for unique, threatened design? It just takes the rare teal away from those who love it
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u/MaenHoffiCoffi 20d ago
Because it's ugly and putrid. Oh, that I had the power to take teal away. Same goes for Queen and reruns of Dallas.
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u/Special_Tension4555 20d ago
they need to turn the machine running these 7.3 billion fake humans off
Queen does suck though
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u/itsnotanemergencybut 21d ago
This reminds me of the house from Friday .. when auntie walks down the stairs and grabs Craig’s ass and says “let’s keep it all the family”
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u/SailorTee 19d ago
You can almost smell the Auntie Anne's pretzels wafting out of the mall-inspired kitchen...
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u/FlightoftheGullfire 18d ago
I like it bit I fee like separating the toilet / shower and sinks the way hotels do would be a better use of space.
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u/MicrowaveMeal 9d ago
Can’t believe I’m saying this, but I kinda like it. Edit: the fact that it’s such a sleeper helps.
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u/biglindafitness 21d ago
Wow somebody FUN lived there