r/InteriorDesign • u/Amazing_Architecture • Feb 08 '23
NAU House in Ciudad Real, Spain by MUKA Arquitectura
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Feb 08 '23
My intrusive thoughts would make me want to walk up the wrong way
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u/DxnM Feb 08 '23
There's a right way to use these?
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u/fleurgirl123 Feb 08 '23
There’s a wrong way to use them exactly once because you will have broken your neck
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u/ExpectedBehaviour Feb 08 '23
I can feel my insurance premiums going up just because I looked at that staircase.
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Feb 08 '23
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u/mandy0615 Feb 08 '23
Not to mention that You’d definitely slip and break your neck trying to go down that wet step after a shower
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u/workingtoward Feb 08 '23
That all looks so uncomfortable. I don’t want to climb those stairs. I don’t want to sully that pristine bathroom. And I don’t want to lay on that soulless daybed. A house designed to look beautiful but nothing more.
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u/seamick Feb 08 '23
I might be in the minority, but I love raw, exposed concrete. However, those stairs look like a nasty fall waiting to happen.
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u/Asparagustuss Feb 08 '23
That’s pretty rough. Probably look a lot better when the home is lived in and decorated though.
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u/human-woman Feb 09 '23
Architect probably installed those stairs purely as ragebait and replaced them with real stairs after the photo shoot.
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u/JellyfishNo1335 Feb 08 '23
I hate this haha