4.Open Concept Bathroom
Est. Cost (New): $300-$800* (Bathroom Wall)
Est. Cost (DIY): $0*
The flat itself doesn’t appear all that horrible, but one architect went a bit too far with the “open concept” design. Open-concept planning first became popular in the 1970s as a lifestyle choice. Walls were broken down, and the open-minded frenzy of the 1970s persisted into the 1990s.
Pinterest, @stthomas71, and Open Concept Bathroom
We doubt that the design trend was meant to spread this far, no matter how popular it may have been. There’s no wall or effort at a boundary in sight in the open-concept bathroom, which features a toilet directly next to the bed. It’s unfortunate because the bedroom is actually rather stylish, aside from that extremely strange decision.
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