Some of those were so priceless, I had to save them to my PC. I sure hope the horse didn't do a "dump" on the way out.........LOL!

Such horrors. I am glad to be boring. Some of these atrocities look like someone spent serious money on. My sympathies to their contractors.

Love it !!!!!! :)

Don't drink too much and try to sleep in this room! Just looking at the picture makes my head spin.

And I actually find this one appealing

I thought the carpeted bedroom looked like it was being swallowed by mold or lichens.

I could wash the Tesla in this:

I kind of like the idea of building a playhouse within a larger playroom. This could work.

Dad used to say, "More money ...

... than brrains!" about such extravagant situations.

(Dad didn't stretch out the "r" ... but I'll blame it on it being about 0 degrees F. in this part of the north, these days - and about to get colder!).

ole joyful

So interesting! Nice way to start off Monday - Thanks Carolb. : )

I actually liked #49 with the glass covered areas.

I didn't get to look at all of them. There is apart of me that wanted to buy a home or two and renovate. You could get a real deal on some of those houses.

The tv is actually above the fireplace!

I liked this bright and sunny house. Not good for vampires though.

Those are some very bizarre homes . . . and homeowners!

Part of my brain is spinning over how to fix these rooms. One looks like there was a fire and it is a black hole.

I still can't get over the horse.

Can you imagine being a guest in one of these homes and sitting politely and not showing how horrified you are? Whew!

Haha - the caption for that sky-high TV was what do you do if you lose the remote?

The first link did not work for me, but this one did. I think it is the same collection of photos.

Most of them did not bother me, and I found them amusing. Having lived through the 1970s in San Francisco, I've been through some stranger looking places. What bothered me most was text on the ceiling or writing on the walls. Of course the stove between the washer and dryer was one of the worst, after the burned out bedroom. A couple of others looked decrepit, but if they are just bizarre or strange, I am generally okay with it. Boring bothers me more, and I am not easily horrified. I have a lot of eccentric friends.

I would not let a horse in my house, but then I do not allow dogs either.

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/W6902-Prospect-Rd_Beaver-Dam_WI_53916_M87607-08667

Ummmm....excessive use of shades of terra-cotta.

I liked the horse. One of my favorite books as a child was Horse in the House by William Corbett (I think--I know the illustrations were by Sam Savitt), about a girl who unthinkingly says, "Oh, I'm going to teach my horse to live in the house so he can civilize my sisters," to the school paper reporter asking about summer plans, then realizes everyone is waiting for her to do it.

Interesting homes and décor. I once stayed in a motel that resembled the one with all the loud carpet that goes up the bed base. It was in Kansas and was a truckers motel and the carpet was in loud pinks. They had also carpeted the first couple feet of the walls and did have the mirrors as well. You could see where the guys left their boots. Grease spots. Same place each time? Did they cater to hookers? I was desperate for a room of any kind. I was sent there by another motel and they held the room for, me bless them.

Trying to decide which décor was the most unusual? I first though no one could do anything more weird than the kitchen with the Frenchish cabinetry until I saw the furniture and lamps made of sticks? I think sticks. Wood bits? Dear me. And then it went on. Spoiled for choice.